Nordics like Fish

Man they are all wrong rotten whale is where it is at

I'm with Denmark on this one.

i wonder who else likes to sit in the dark corner of fear.

@potatoe4life then finland pops out of nowhere.

@potatoe4life Me

I wonder what Denmark would think of Haggis or Black Pudding (both of which are quite nice). Heh heh, or suggesting he try spotted dick, toad-in-the-hole, or faggots in gravy. (All of these are ok to eat, they just sound disgusting XD)

@ScottishHetalianCat
We actually have blood sausage as a traditional dish. It is often fried and served with syrup.
I've only tried haggish in Scotland, but there are many traditional Scandinavian dishes made with organs.

@SnigePippi Oh? That's cool!

@ScottishHetalianCat We have Pölsa up here in the North of Sweden, pretty similar taste, but it's usually served with a fried egg.
And had a weird version of Lapskaus when I worked in Norway.

Meanwhile in South Korea: They eat rotten fish? Ew! Let's now go eat some Sannakji(octopus legs things that still wriggle as you eat them. What? They're delicious. ㅋㅋ)

@Lumoseo I´ve tried it! It was pretty tasty, but also a weird feeling having a tentacle wriggling around in my mouth. I chewed and chewed, but the darned thing just refused to die

@ArgaAnders Yeah! It's so good!! And yeah I know that feeling, it's so weird, one of my relatives resorted to killing that thing first with chopsticks XD

@Lumoseo Ah so that´s how you do it!! I suffocated mine with a generous doze of extra spicy kimchi!

@ArgaAnders Yep, the instant killing factor, chopsticks. XD They are a very deadly weapon... for food(actually they CAN be a deadly weapon... but I won't go too far into that one).

Oh gosh XD wasn't the kimchi salty?? It usually doesn't agree with a lot of people from other countries.... O_O

@Lumoseo Swedes loves salty food! We even put salt on our candies (Not kidding)
Kimchi took a while to get used to, but since my wife is korean I really didn´t have any saying in the matter. She just made me eat enough of it (By threat of Taekwondo) to eventually make me love it haha.

@ArgaAnders O_O Really?? Wow!!

XD Oh gosh. Taekwondo! That sounds like a lot of us Koreans because we used to hate kimchi but later on we grew up to getting so used to it we can't eat anything without it...

@Lumoseo Same here haha! Now I eat kimchi with everything, and if I can´t have it for some reason, the meal doesn´t feel complete! The only food that doesen´t work with kimchi is swedish pancakes (Believe me! I´ve tried hahaha)

Does IKEA in S.K serve kimchi with their swedish meatballs? If not, they should! It´s an awesome combo!

@ArgaAnders XD That sounds so much like us!!

I'm not sure, since a lot of foreign people disagree with kimchi... in fact some of them decided to make this phrase "in deep kimchi" as something instead of "in deep s***". X'D

@Lumoseo Pagans! Kimchi is both tasty and good for you!! Those kimchi-haters have obviously never tried "Surströmming"!! Kimchi is like a butterfly-kiss on the nose in comparison!

@Lumoseo Aren't you worried about the octopus legs suctioning your throat on the way down?

Everything is extreme in Iceland.

There's nothing wrong with pickled herring. Fermented herring, on the other hand, smells like absolute garbage.

*thinks*

... Is it bad that I want to try all of these foods now that I have heard how bad they all are?

Hákarl is good though...

*16 weeks