Happy Thread II (climate, hot, icy, 2014)

[Mac15]

What we need is cool whip.

[Ariete]

What you need is less burgers and more Scandinavian food.

[Mac15]

I would not know where to start.

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Originally Posted by Ariete

What you need is less burgers and more Scandinavian food.

Swedish food sales in the UK have risen by almost 30% in the past five years, with Norway and Denmark also reporting an increase in exports destined for our dining tables

Swedish food sales in the UK have risen by almost 30% in the past five years, with Norway and Denmark also reporting an increase in exports destined for our dining tables

ScandiKitchen is all about food from all over Scandinavia. In our café, we serve open sandwiches and have a large grocery selection with over 600 goodies from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.

http://www.scandikitchen.co.uk/

Scandinavian food is more popular in the UK than you think. I love the food selection at IKEA.

[Mac15]

Well I wouldn't know a Swedish piece of food if it slapped me on the face.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Swedish food sales in the UK have risen by almost 30% in the past five years, with Norway and Denmark also reporting an increase in exports destined for our dining tables

Welcome to Scandinavian Kitchen

Scandinavian food is more popular in the UK than you think. I love the food selection at IKEA.

Oh, right! Great! I thought it was 'big' only in fine dining restaurants and on a rather small scale.


Scandinavian food online - food from Denmark, Norway & Sweden: Crayfish Frozen 700gg

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Oh, right! Great! I thought it was 'big' only in fine dining restaurants and on a rather small scale.

What does Finnish cuisine consist of?

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Originally Posted by Ariete

Oh, right! Great! I thought it was 'big' only in fine dining restaurants and on a rather small scale.

Scandi food isn't mainstream yet, but it's gaining popularity. Probably not in Northern Ireland - the only foreign cuisine you can find there is a Big Mac or a chicken bucket.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

What does Finnish cuisine consist of?

Beef, pork, fish, reindeer, moose, potatoes, carrot, turnip, onion, garlic, cabbage, peas, dill, parsley, rye bread, cream, milk, cheese, eggs, (seasonal: crayfish, birds like pheasant, grouse and partridge, bear), lingonberry, blackberry, cloudberry, raspberry, strawberry.

Salt, black pepper, paprika and herbs.

And of course a lot of chicken, pasta, pizza, lasagne, rice and such, but those above are traditional Finnish ingredients.

[kronan123]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Swedish food sales in the UK have risen by almost 30% in the past five years, with Norway and Denmark also reporting an increase in exports destined for our dining tables

Welcome to Scandinavian Kitchen

Scandinavian food is more popular in the UK than you think. I love the food selection at IKEA.

is it just as ridiculously cheap to eat on IKEA in the uk as here in sweden? here it is 20kr for a frensh hotdog with garlick-sause and a 0,33L cola-drink.

that's an insanely cheap prize for being in sweden at least.