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5 Very Icelandic Foods Easily Found in Supermarkets

Icelandic food culture is often strange and sometimes downright worrying, that is maybe not surprising when it evolved on an isolated island in the middle of the Atlantic. Icelandic food is essentially survival food in the sense of how will I survive the winter and or the next eruption? 1200 years later here we still are thanks to these superfoods. If you want to experience this food for yourself then here we have 5 Icelandic foods you can easily find in any supermarket to try while you´re visiting or to bring home to torture your loved ones with.

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