Google won't even translate it to Norwegian!
Think I'll leave that stuff to you experts.Its an unusual taste! Yeast extract and strong in taste.
It's fantastic on toast and wonderful on cheese on toast!
It's absolutely revolting.
It's what we pretend to like so we can give it to foreign people and watch their face fold in on itself as they try to process the endless waves of horrible, salty, bitter, yeasty aftertaste. It's like if you left something dead out in the rain for a few months, scooped up the mud directly underneath the rotting corpse and spread it on toast.
I suspected as much. :icon_mrgreen:It's what we pretend to like so we can give it to foreign people
So you don't really like it then.It's like if you left something dead out in the rain for a few months, scooped up the mud directly underneath the rotting corpse and spread it on toast.
I suspected as much. :icon_mrgreen:
So you don't really like it then.
It's absolutely revolting.
It's what we pretend to like so we can give it to foreign people and watch their face fold in on itself as they try to process the endless waves of horrible, salty, bitter, yeasty aftertaste. It's like if you left something dead out in the rain for a few months, scooped up the mud directly underneath the rotting corpse and spread it on toast.
Surstromming? Am I spelling that right? Yeah, it's our version of that $#@!e.
It's absolutely revolting.
It's what we pretend to like so we can give it to foreign people and watch their face fold in on itself as they try to process the endless waves of horrible, salty, bitter, yeasty aftertaste. It's like if you left something dead out in the rain for a few months, scooped up the mud directly underneath the rotting corpse and spread it on toast.
Yes, and I don't eat that either. Horrible.
Then there's lutefisk.
That was on Bizarre Foods the other day. Looked vile.
It's horrible. lut = lye so it's been swimming in lye for awhile, and before that aged outside.
Gravlaks is salmon that's been hanging around in a grave for awhile.
Smalahove is sheepshead that's probably had stuff done to it.
I'd probably eat marmite over that stuff too. Not that I've tried any of it.Having googled all the above, I think I'll stick to me Marmite