Strange question as it does not exactly depend on the Country... It depends on the People...
But, the most common foods at lunch time which are home cooked are fish soups, like Salmon soup, which has boiled potatoes, salmon chunks, and a nice soup sauce with some herbs.
Us Finnish people like to eat lots of potatoes. And also fish, like salmon. Especially in summer we like to have salmon and fresh potatoes. We also eat soups often, like sausagesoup, meatsoup and fishsoup. Sausage is very popular food too.
Milk, water, juice, wine, ale, punch, cider, beer, liquour, moonshine (illegal), soda and energy drinks.
From alcoholic drinks mostly beer and liquour when it comes to less official occassions like binge drinking. Punch is served in bigger parties, wine is saved for fancier occassions.
Cider seems to be the favorite drink among young women.
Traditional beer is sahti.
They eat generally like people in the U.S or Aus do. For breakfast, the Finnish would usually have a big helping of porridge. (Know I do).
Typical foods include potatoes and fish such as salmon, poultry, beef etc.
In some Helsinki restaurants,for those with more exquisite tastes, they serve reindeer, sometimes even with the moss that the reindeer eat and you can buy reindeer meat in some supermarkets, there is also a blood slice made with cows blood! Tar is a popular seasoning, you can buy it in a spray bottle. There is tar candy, tar icecream etc. Just to match all the tar that goes into their lungs XDlol!
In other areas outside of metropolitan Helsinki, it is common for hunters to catch other animals such as bears and seals too, as almost 3 milliion people in Finland own guns.
Sources: Im am from Helsinki, Finland currently living in Sydney, Australia
The Finnish people eat a variety of foods. The favored meats include pork and chicken. Fish, bread, berries, mushrooms, and porridge are also popular.
Finnish people often eat whole grain breads, berries, and fish or crayfish for dinner. They also eat cabbage rolls, moose, deer, duck, grouse, and Finnish meatballs with gravy.
coffee, bread, cereals are typical
Finnish or Finns
People from Finland are of Finnish nationality.
The most common Finnish eye colours are blue and brown, so yes.
People from Finland are called Finns, or Finnish people.
Finland's main language is Finnish. The second official language is Swedish.
Finnish or Finns
'Better people' litteraly in Finnish is 'Paremmat ihmiset'.
Finnish People's Unity Party was created in 1972.
Finnish People's Blue-Whites ended in 2010.
Finnish People's Blue-Whites was created in 1993.
People from Finland are of Finnish nationality.
Finnish People's Democratic League was created on 1944-10-29.
Yes they could.
The most common Finnish eye colours are blue and brown, so yes.
People from Finland are called Finns, or Finnish people.
In English it's Finnish or a Finn. In Finnish it's suomalainen.
Finland's main language is Finnish. The second official language is Swedish.