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Karbonader; Norway’s hamburger

Karbonader; Norway’s hamburger

I remember when I first became vegan and started thinking about all the dishes I had grown up with that I would no longer be able to enjoy.  Come to think of it, most traditional Norwegian foods have either meat, fish, dairy or eggs in them. But as I started...

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5 Reasons to Love Norwegian Bread

5 Reasons to Love Norwegian Bread

As a typical bread-loving Norwegian, it can be difficult to live in a country that is protein obsessed and deathly afraid of carbs. But it didn’t stop me from making today’s recipe of whole grain, multi-seeded loaves of bread.

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10 Things You May Not Know About Norwegian Waffles

If you are a fan of Norwegian waffles, you know that they are heart shaped, thinner and softer than the American version.   We also don't eat waffles for breakfast, rather we enjoy them with a strong cup of black coffee in the afternoon or evening, preferably in the...

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Råkostsalat; a true Norwegian vegan dish

Having just returned from a week in London, I definitely feel a tad heavier after too much restaurant food and wine.   The Brits sure like their share of booze and heavy food... I do try to eat as healthy as possible while I am on vacation, but I also subscribe to the...

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Norway’s obsession with licorice

Norway’s obsession with licorice

If you've ever been, or go to Norway - you are bound to see an unusually  wide variety of salty licorice candy in stores across the country.  Norwegians' love for this not so sweet candy is very strong, and other Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Finland (the...

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Chocolate in Norway; now and then

Chocolate in Norway; now and then

Chocolate cake, or "sjokoladekake", is the cake that is the most popular cake in Norway today and what inspired today's recipe and blog post. Norwegians simply can't seem to get enough chocolate, in fact, Norwegians eat more chocolate than their Scandinavian neighbors...

read more
Karbonader; Norway’s hamburger

Karbonader; Norway’s hamburger

I remember when I first became vegan and started thinking about all the dishes I had grown up with that I would no longer be able to enjoy.  Come to think of it, most traditional Norwegian foods have either meat, fish, dairy or eggs in them. But as I started...

read more
5 Reasons to Love Norwegian Bread

5 Reasons to Love Norwegian Bread

As a typical bread-loving Norwegian, it can be difficult to live in a country that is protein obsessed and deathly afraid of carbs. But it didn’t stop me from making today’s recipe of whole grain, multi-seeded loaves of bread.

read more

10 Things You May Not Know About Norwegian Waffles

If you are a fan of Norwegian waffles, you know that they are heart shaped, thinner and softer than the American version.   We also don't eat waffles for breakfast, rather we enjoy them with a strong cup of black coffee in the afternoon or evening, preferably in the...

read more

Råkostsalat; a true Norwegian vegan dish

Having just returned from a week in London, I definitely feel a tad heavier after too much restaurant food and wine.   The Brits sure like their share of booze and heavy food... I do try to eat as healthy as possible while I am on vacation, but I also subscribe to the...

read more
Norway’s obsession with licorice

Norway’s obsession with licorice

If you've ever been, or go to Norway - you are bound to see an unusually  wide variety of salty licorice candy in stores across the country.  Norwegians' love for this not so sweet candy is very strong, and other Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Finland (the...

read more
Chocolate in Norway; now and then

Chocolate in Norway; now and then

Chocolate cake, or "sjokoladekake", is the cake that is the most popular cake in Norway today and what inspired today's recipe and blog post. Norwegians simply can't seem to get enough chocolate, in fact, Norwegians eat more chocolate than their Scandinavian neighbors...

read more

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