In this video I talk about the Finnish diet, things Finns typically eat and the usual Finnish meal times. #finland #helsinki #lifeinfinland #livinginfinland #finnishfood #finnishlife #suomi
Mehukeitto is a nordic thing I've seen similar products Sweden and Norway and good way IMO do describe them would be if you combined consistency of maple syrup and flavor or homemade berry juice. Typical lounas for most people is gonna be buffet style cafeteria lunch that's why there are very few meal deal options. If your work place is not big enough to have it's own cafeteria like 90% of coffee shops offer soup lunch and salad bar. Pulla and korvapuusti & other sweet treats are typically reserved for afternoon coffee. Very much remanence from the time when we were part of Sweden and the fika stuck. Lörtsy is made from doughnut dough.
I have never heard anyone eat sweets in iltapala. Isn't it bad for your teeth? I usually have same like in breakfast. Some bread, maybe karjalan piirakka, couple of eggs, or something lake that-
Mehukeitto is a nordic thing I've seen similar products Sweden and Norway and good way IMO do describe them would be if you combined consistency of maple syrup and flavor or homemade berry juice.
Typical lounas for most people is gonna be buffet style cafeteria lunch that's why there are very few meal deal options. If your work place is not big enough to have it's own cafeteria like 90% of coffee shops offer soup lunch and salad bar. Pulla and korvapuusti & other sweet treats are typically reserved for afternoon coffee. Very much remanence from the time when we were part of Sweden and the fika stuck.
Lörtsy is made from doughnut dough.
I have never heard anyone eat sweets in iltapala. Isn't it bad for your teeth? I usually have same like in breakfast. Some bread, maybe karjalan piirakka, couple of eggs, or something lake that-
Don't you brush your teeth right after? Anyway, I find that a bit of sugar helps me sleep.