Quote from: darre on October 26, 2012, 01:03:11 PMIn what way is it a joke? Is it known like surströmming (bad tasting or smelling?). Only some people in Sweden eat lutfisk, often at Christmas eve they do it out of tradition. Well, I do it too! But as you said, I think you have to appreciate natural flavors in order to like it. A pizza is way more easy to eat to some people.Well this will give you an idea--they spell it Norge style--lutefisk.And there's loads more--but I like it too, it just a reminder of Christmas at home. Now surströmming that's really strong--and it's rare these days. I've had it, but I don't even know if you can buy it outside of Minnesota, and I'm not sure they even have it.
In what way is it a joke? Is it known like surströmming (bad tasting or smelling?). Only some people in Sweden eat lutfisk, often at Christmas eve they do it out of tradition. Well, I do it too! But as you said, I think you have to appreciate natural flavors in order to like it. A pizza is way more easy to eat to some people.
God dag Darre! Sweden is a great country, made a canoe tour close to Älmhult / Möckeln couple of years ago.
Well this will give you an idea--they spell it Norge style--lutefisk.And there's loads more--but I like it too, it just a reminder of Christmas at home. Now surströmming that's really strong--and it's rare these days. I've had it, but I don't even know if you can buy it outside of Minnesota, and I'm not sure they even have it.
Quote from: saintc on October 26, 2012, 02:22:17 PMWell this will give you an idea--they spell it Norge style--lutefisk.And there's loads more--but I like it too, it just a reminder of Christmas at home. Now surströmming that's really strong--and it's rare these days. I've had it, but I don't even know if you can buy it outside of Minnesota, and I'm not sure they even have it. Haha, I laughed at the "lutefisk"-song But I still have no idea of what it is! Well something Norwegian at least... I'ts strong and rare (literally). I'm not a big fan, but i do like it the right way
Ya sure , tuk scal due ha ! Means thank you very much LOL ! I am the only one who likes lutefisk, ( which is cod with alot of salt ) But I like it !Yes indeed , and might I say your looking mighty fine. Keep er up ! My brother .
;)Thar you go. All is well.
Quote from: theman on October 26, 2012, 07:52:31 PM ;)Thar you go. All is well. I always read your text with the weirdest scottish accent, and I'm not sure why.... hmm. HAAARRRR! THAAAR YOO GO YA MAGGOT!
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Welcome Darre from Sweden!Me, I grew up in Oneonta, NY, and now live in Fitchburg, MA (by way of Framingham and Marlborough, MA)
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