It varies, but common choices are
Bread (of various kinds) with one or more of :-
Sild (pickled raw herring of various flavours)
Cheese, most often Jarlsberg, Gjetost or Kavli-ost
Ham or other deli. meat.
Many Danes likes to eat both foreign inspired, and traditional danish food for supper. Alot of which includes potatoes with gravy.
The traditional danish food includes meals like
"Fried pork with parsley sauce"
"Frikadeller" (Danish meatballs)
"Biksemad" (Beef hash)
- and several others.
As for breakfast it is mostly white bread, or cereal with milk products which is consumed.
As for lunch, the majority of Denmark eats "Smørrebrød" at work, whilst the younger Danes eats "Rugbrød" (danish rye bread) with butter and either some kind of sliced meat, or other toppings, like eggs or cheese.
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Cereal or Bread & coffee - they only eat pastry in the weekends.
People in Denmark eat a lot of bread, jam and cheese. They also eat pickles, meat balls and poached cod. Pork and rye bread are stables of their diet.
Bread, Cheese, Fish, Meat, Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken, Grapes, Wine, Beer
danishes and legoes.
Frikadeller
food of corse!!
dog food.
It's different. Pretty much everything between hot and cold food like every one else. But we do like our own Danish food which is, in Danish, 'stegt flæsk og persillesovs', 'frikadeller', 'bøffer'. And of course potatoes.
Yes?
Yep, we make and eat danish cookies from the start of December. We don't call it danish cookies though. A straight translation would be small-cookies. "Småkager"
'Eat' in Danish is spise.
this is what haiti people eat food this is what haiti people eat food
i reli lik what you guys eat but it different that's a stupid answer... the one above....... well they have all the stuff that Americans have. they also eat danish mashpotato. they have some cookies called wonderful Copenhagen butter cookies! they are gud, i was eatin them
the polltet the ecat eat is at the food that people eat. the polltet the ecat eat is at the food that people eat.
You can use Danish in a sentence by incorporating Danish words or phrases into your statement. For example, "Jeg elsker at lære dansk" means "I love learning Danish" in English. This helps practice the language and integrate it naturally into your communication.
they eat junk food!
Danish people are from Denmark (a country in Northern Europe).