What we eat in Norway | Norwegian Food

Hello Guys!
This time is all about food!!
We want to show you how we think about food and what we have eaten in our 2 weeks trip!
We adopt a simple way of thinking when it’s come to food and we are still doing so!
Places where we eat:
Homemade Breakfast at Poula And Odd
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Burgers in Henningsvær
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Sushi from Tako Sushi Jørpeland
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Viking Food from Viking Valley
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[@iontudor7476]

Sunteti eroi❤

[@simonaeu7430]

I was waiting for this kind of video 🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@TODiscoverTravel]

Hahaha, we hope we didn't cause you too many cravings🤭🤗

[@irenestrmnss4496]

Leverpostei is pate, with photo of child is because it s childrens favorite spread on bread. Healthy for kids. Boy is leverpate from pork. The girl is with chicken. Water is fresh and safe from tap water. No need to buy water in bottles. Drink safe from tap in Norway. I am norwegian 😊

[@irenestrmnss4496]

Glutenfri from Wasa is expensive, you bought the expensive pizza and polarbread is expensive. Ask norwegians what to buy. Get advices from us. Restaurant and cafes are open in weekends to late in the evenings in the cities. Think you were in the country side maybe. Or outside in the districts in rural places. Gas station food is not the best, but sometimes.

[@irenestrmnss4496]

In the north of Norway you eat fresh fish meals, not crap dry fish. Not many like dry fish. Not me. Go to a local cafe, get big fish meal. Not expensive. Cod is great. Norwegians speak english, . Ask them😊 ask ALWAYS the locals. In Norway you eat salmon dish, or shrimps or cooked cod and other fresh tasty fish dishes. Like trout. Ørret. Laks us salmon. You can just Google translate norwegian words. And ask in the shop. We understand english very well and speak it too 😊 in Norway you try fårikål, meatballs, kjøttkaker, potetos and raspeballer, reindeer, but reideer is expensive food. Eggs are good, and spekemat . That s salted, dry meat. Like salami, but from lamb and pork

[@irenestrmnss4496]

Welcome back. Get norwegian friends to help you.

[@victorstroia6496]

Ok !!

[@ozzyfoster3188]

1:22 Yeahh!

[@allaboutthebrandkamps1893]

Nice video friends

[@TODiscoverTravel]

Thank you!!

[@allaboutthebrandkamps1893]

@@TODiscoverTravel you’re welcome

[@iontudor7476]

Ok

[@iontudor7476]

😂 22:39