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14278936 No.14278936 [Reply] [Original]

surströmming is fucking delicious, why have people memed about this being a biological terror weapon? it tastes so good with rieska bread
t. finn

>> No.14278949

>>14278936

>finn liking shitty food

WHO WOULD'VE GUESSED

>> No.14278963

>>14278949
Fpbp

>> No.14279021

Why not just bombarding our european streets with these? I'm sure it will send sandniggers back in their desert.

>> No.14279057

I was thinking about inserting 2 or 3 open cans in the aeration system of the big mosque in my city, is that a good idea?

>> No.14279068

>>14279057
i once did that in my school as a prank on first of april but then i got kicked out entirely, and i was almost done on the THIRD YEAR

>> No.14279103

>>14279068
I also need to print a label to stick on the can.
Property of synagogue (insert nearest synagogue address here)
Shitskins should be infuriated.

>> No.14279175

>>14279021
>>14279057
How broken is your brain when the first thing you think about when you see surströming is mooslims

>> No.14279183

What about it do you like so much, OP? The flavor? The smell?

>> No.14279224

>>14279183
the flavour combined with the bread and butter. by itself it smells a bit, but not that bad once you have opened the container. it has nice texture too and is nice to chew on.

>> No.14279231
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14279231

How hard is it to get in the US?

>> No.14279238

>>14279224
>it's not bad
>smells a bit
>not that bad
>nice texture and is nice to chew on
>>14278936
>fucking delicious
Lol

>> No.14279272
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14279272

>>14279231
This post prompted me to check Amazon and I had myself a laugh and a half.

>> No.14279308

>>14279224
>>14278936
This is definitely one of those things that’s only around being young retards that browse /ck/ like to meme them and certain countries eat them because “muh culture” but not much else

>> No.14279348

>>14279224
In Minnesota my in-laws had a family gathering where they razzed everyone to eat "Lutfisk". I was no exception, but it wan't bad after you acclimate to it. It's got long Scandinavian history and kept them alive during shit times.

Is it the same concept with surströmming? Old survival food? How did it become such a thing?

>> No.14279362

>>14278936
Looking forward to august brother

>> No.14279384
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14279384

>>14279348
most traditional food, especially up here in northern europe, is old survival food made to last long times during winter when there was no harvests. putting berries into jars after mashing em, storing apples in a cellar cuz they last the year if left alone. salt meat.
as for bread you could use sourdough, and with that you could make näkkileipä/knäckebröd, which is like raspy and coarse crackers, you toss em on a rack close to the roof to store em for the winter. pic related
you get the idea