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

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...

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.

*16 weeks

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?