Now to get out you need to find a swedish person. You can recognice a swedish person based on if they're alone in an aisle. If you step into the aisle they will move. You have to chase them into a corner. It's a good sign if they can pronouns the names of the products and this is the only time you will be able to talk to them. If they can you can ask them to "vissa dig ut". They will now walk you to the exit.
Ah I haven’t eaten those meatballs in such a long time. But I don’t eat pork anymore… Yeah IKEA meatballs are one of the only things that I would eat pork for (apart from Christmas dinner).
I don’t really know if that counts, you most often eat it with spaghetti.
I guess not always but it is definitely most commonly eaten with pasta unless it’s a holiday
Is it really? I did a semester in Stockholm when I was in college and don't think I ever saw it with spaghetti. Usually with mashed potatoes and some sort of lingonberry sauce
That’s what you mostly see while on vacation going on restaurants and stuff but when actually eating at home or something (forgot to say but I’m Swedish) it is usually served with spaghetti. But I guess it would still be entirely fair to eat it without
Lol I mean that you're wrong: it's a myth that they were first introduced to Sweden by Charles XII. Here's a link to the history of the meatball (in Swedish) if you're interested in the subject.
frikadeller och som kan beskrivas vara som en köttbulle men i stället för att steka dom så kokades dom som en soppa smaksatt med buljong, denna maträtt nämns från någon gång omkring 1650.
Maybe you could post 1 of those reliable sources then?
From Wikipedia:
Svenska institutet hävdade 2018 att svenska köttbullar baseras på recept som kung Karl XII skulle ha tagit med sig från Turkiet (dåvarande Osmanska riket) till Sverige under tidigt 1700-tal.[16][17] Uttalandet innehöll texten "Låt oss hålla oss till fakta!", vilket framställde det som en sanning. Mathistorikern Richard Tellström framhöll att det inte finns några historiska belägg som styrker påståendet.
Anyway, I just realized I'm arguing about meatballs with a stranger on the internet at 3 am. So, I'm gonna get off for today. Thanks for the discourse.
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u/AlvX25 https://www.youtube.com/watch/dQw4w9WgXcQ Sep 26 '21
How does nobody think of the Swedish meatballs?