The word Smörgåsbord in the United States is often defined as any old buffet that offers a large choice of food. However, the word originated in Sweden. Its roots are found in the upper class of 14th century Sweden where a small spread of bread, butter, and cheese was offered before mealtime. The smörgåsbord grew… More Smörgåsbord Time Is Here
What would Christmas be without cookies? Well it would still be Christmas but not quite as sweet. Everyone has their favorite cookies and Scandinavian countries have their favorites too. [Ingebretsen’s carries cookies and what you need to make cookies (check out our website) but — Disclaimer: A number of our favorite cookie products are shown… More Scandinavian Christmas Cookies
The kids are back in school; the State Fair is over; the sweatshirts are at the ready — and that means baking season is upon us. KRUMKAKE Krumkake (pronounced KROOM-ka-ka) means “bent cake” in Norwegian. Most people see it more as a cookie than a cake but everyone who tries it likes. Krumkake is a… More Krumkake and Kransekake: Hard to Say But Great To Eat