We eat cheddar cheese and grape jelly on ours, although I think we're the only ones in the world that eat it that way.
Depends on its use, the word good being either god or flink, as in either did the lefse turn out great, or the person making them was good at making them. It also depends on where in Norway this sentence was to be used; you either make or you bake lefse. The lefse turned out great: Det var god lefselaging/ lefsebaking. (That was good lefse making/ baking). The person is just plain awesome at it: Du er en flink lefselager/ lefsebaker. (You are a good lefse maker/ baker). You are good at making/ baking lefse.)
Norway
Norway
Potatoes
Like a big pancake.
During Christmas, people eat foods such as: turkey, ham, stuffing, apple cider, and cake. Also plum pudding, fruit cake, holiday butter cookies, dishes from your heritage (like lutefisk and lefse for Scandenavians), delicious fresh oranges and grapefruits, nuts, fudge and other homemade candies. Many people eat a formal fish dinner with pasta options. People often give peppermint candy canes as little gifts.
any baking potato, not too moist, not too fresh (but not growing either)
no!people dont eat people
Some werewolf's eat people. But not all of them will eat people
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LEFSE!! (Leff- suh) It's a traditional Norwegian food made from potatoes. It resembles a flour tortilla in appearance, but it is usually much thinner, sometimes almost transparent. It is cooked on a special griddle and served a variety of ways, but is most commonly topped with butter and sugar then made into a roll to eat.
no people do not eat other people. But if they had rabies they would bite you but not eat you.