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How do those chips look so perfectly cooked, absolutely spectacular :star_struck:

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What’s your poison to go with the chips?

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A session Pale Ale.

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Greetings,

Have y’all ever had a banana and cheese pizza?

Pizza base, tomato puree, banana slices, mozarella, bake.

This has been called the most heinous meal by several people already, but its surprisingly nice

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It is actually a kind of common pizza in Sweden but with the addition of curry powder and sometimes shrimp.

That said I am not a fan

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Italy has just declared war on Sweden lol

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I think that looks kind of nice :+1:

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It is still a pizza of course it will look good :joy:

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Eeeh, I don’t know. Never tried that pizza but the banana on it sounds suspicious :joy:

They already did on Finland years ago after we won an international pizza contest with the blasphemous rye and reindeer pizza :laughing:

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Now’s that’s a Scandinavian take on pizza :+1:

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Banana on pizza triggers an instinctual fight or flight instinct in my brain, but as an avid pineapple on pizza defender, I would be willing to try this mythical banana pizza at least once :eyes:

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You have bananas in your Flygande Jakob. You can probably have it on pizza to.

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Flygande Jakob is a Swedish casserole composed of chicken, whipping cream, Heinz chili sauce, bananas, roasted peanuts, bacon and Italian salad seasoning, which is a peculiar seasoning blend available only in Sweden.

Why does this sound so amazing :laughing: brb booking my flight to Sweden

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It is amazing. We actually discussed it here a while ago. :star_struck:

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This is what it looked like last time I made it :grinning:

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Good point! I’ve never seen banana pizza here in Finland, though, so we probably have to make it ourselves :smiley:

It’s great and works well without the Italian seasoning thingy. We don’t have it in Finland, so you could prepare the dish without travelling to Sweden ;)

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I don’t even know what seasoning it is. But @Meara, if you come to Sweden, DM me and I can buy you a beer!

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What’s this bribery?!

Swedish beer isn’t that good :wink:

except for Mariestads


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I’ll trade you some Swedish beer for some XXXX Gold (or God forbid, VB)

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