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Somebody remove that post, it's DANISH. >:[
I demand on my BDay it be Spanish Day. :smash::colbert:
Dear god that face on the packaging does not make me want to buy the bacon. LOOK AT HER. She's like someone who's been locked in a cage for 10 days and let out to eat the first food she's eaten in over a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
Don't modwhore :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formalhaut
Swedish Fish are canadian, so they don't count. I love me some swedish meatballs too.
The concept of savory cakes is weird. But Swedes are awesome and somehow make it work. :quina:
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Originally Posted by Jiro
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Originally Posted by Wikipedia
The box that I found in the US had Canada written all over them, so I dunno. Maybe there are different brands of Swedish Fish :confused:Quote:
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Originally Posted by Jiro
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I had to be swayed into Princess cake, but I smurfing love it.
I did not like the smorgasboardshrimpmayonnaise cake.
They manufacture the ones sold here in Canada, but the company that created the brand, Malaco, was Swedish (they were eventually purchased by Leaf International). I think Cadbury Adams bought the brand at some point, but the Wikipedia article isn't exactly clear on whether it was just for the North America market or for all of them. Anyway they were originally Swedish, hence the name.
All I know about Swedish food I learned from IKEA.
Don't jokingly enforce the rules amidst several hilarious forum changes! :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by JiroDon't modwhore :monster:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formalhaut
Swedish Fish are Swedish. <3 I've had them since I was a little girl, and I'm sure Rantzien has too. AND THEY ARE FREAKIN' DELICIOUS. Chewing on a green one right now.