Scandinavian food is the heart of Ingebretsen’s. And there is so much more than lutefisk and lefse. Besides the meat market that has been open since 1921, we carry other Nordic foods. You can find many of them here.
Read about the Scandinavian dishes we love:
Candy People – gummies you can feel good about
The Sour Dala Horses and Sour Vikings from the Candy People are pretty much the perfect gummy candy: sweet, tart, ...
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It’s February – Have A Nordic Heart (Waffle)
It is the beginning of February and we invite you and your family to have a heart – specifically a ...
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Smörgåsbord Time Is Here
The word Smörgåsbord in the United States is often defined as any old buffet that offers a large choice of ...
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Scandinavian Christmas Cookies
What would Christmas be without cookies? Well it would still be Christmas but not quite as sweet. Everyone has their ...
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Eureka It’s Time For Fika
September 29th is National Coffee Day and October 4th is Cinnamon Bun Day, or Kanelbullens dag, an annual celebration in ...
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Krumkake and Kransekake: Hard to Say But Great To Eat
The kids are back in school; the State Fair is over; the sweatshirts are at the ready -- and that ...
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Scandinavian Grilling Ideas
It’s 35 days until autumn begins, and you’ve had a summer of full of your favorite and familiar grilled meats ...
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Semla Day Is Coming
February 25th is Shrove Tuesday or Fat Tuesday or, in Sweden it is “Semmeldagen” (the day of the Semla). This ...
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Herring and Sill and Klädesholmen – Oh My
Swedes eat over 3,000 tons (that’s 6,600,000+ pounds) of pickled herring every year. That’s literally a boatload of herring. The ...
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Add Some Peppermint To Your Holiday (And Everyday)
A wonderful Swedish treat for the holidays (and any other time of year) is Polkagris, a candy that was invented ...
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