Originally posted by FabianFnassalmiakki ie. ammonium chloride? yeah, only here and at least in netherlands. I think it was finnish to begin with, but that might be just a typical local myth... sort of like swedish meatballs, as there's never been a single culture that didn't have a dish of minced meat rolled into meatballs.
Isn't salty licorice hard to find in other places, except in the nordic countries?
And surströmming, of course. Don't like it but it's rather unique.
surströmming is all you though. 🙂
Originally posted by wormwoodIsn't there a candy thing in Finland, based on tar or something, or at least the taste of tar? I've tasted it once, and I was kind of divided in my emotions about it. Good or bad? Bad or good? Well, at least different...
salmiakki ie. ammonium chloride? yeah, only here and at least in netherlands. I think it was finnish to begin with, but that might be just a typical local myth... sort of like swedish meatballs, as there's never been a single culture that didn't have a dish of minced meat rolled into meatballs.
surströmming is all you though. 🙂
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Originally posted by FabianFnasyeah, 'terva leijona'. (tar lion)
Isn't there a candy thing in Finland, based on tar or something, or at least the taste of tar? I've tasted it once, and I was kind of divided in my emotions about it. Good or bad? Bad or good? Well, at least different...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terva_Leijona
works great mixed into vodka. a bit like vodka & fisherman's friends, but tastes more like spruce resin.
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Originally posted by Phlabibitamerica is the only country that i've been to (other than here but for different reasons) that i've seen flags hanging outside peoples homes. what's up with that?
The favorite thing of mine are AMERICANS! USA USA USA!~
Flags.
Guns.
Gravy.
Ranch Dressing.
(in that order)
Originally posted by trev33People do the same in Canada, only they are Canadian flags. I have seen a few where there are U.S. & Canadian flags. Probably a mixed marriage in those households.
america is the only country that i've been to (other than here but for different reasons) that i've seen flags hanging outside peoples homes. what's up with that?
LOVE the HOCKEY 😏
Originally posted by trev33Some Portuguese also do it because of football. 😞
america is the only country that i've been to (other than here but for different reasons) that i've seen flags hanging outside peoples homes. what's up with that?
It started in 2004 during the Euro and now some people still leave the same old flags from 2004 hanging out in a balcony or window.