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    1. CrummyAdvice on

      That looks like bruschetta (?). It’s not unpopular atleast.

    2. aliablo666 on

      They look pretty tasty, so I’m sure they would be popular in Sweden.

      Is it Swedish? – absolutely not.

    3. Aggressive_Chain_920 on

      Are you sure it’s not from Schweiz? Because I never saw anything like that before in Sweden.

    4. ElNakedo on

      It looks like they kinda tried to make a sandwich cake. But used maybe mozzarella, bell peppers and rucola instead of the usual stuff. Also possibly foccacia as the base instead. So honestly not sure. But definitely something I could imagine being served as a appetizer or party snack here.

    5. SpringFuzzy on

      That looks Italian. I mean, give it to me and I’ll eat it. But I’ve never had that exact thing in my life.

    6. djlasseman on

      That has never before been served in Sweden.

      Your friend is a big fat phony!

    7. Silly_Run_283 on

      Definitely looks italian. Like a foccacia appetizer. But I am confused by the orange stuff.

    8. theDo66lerEffect on

      Is the long light brown stuff potatoes or apple? I am Swedish and honestly never seen this in my life.

    9. Zefixius on

      Swede here. Never seen that dish. Some of them look a little like italian bruschetta?

    10. drontaegg on

      Ska det va toast Skagen? Tycker mig se en röra där i botten.

    11. Is it popular in Sweden? Among a certain income bracket, probably yes. 

      Is it Swedish? Nope.

    12. frigggggo on

      As a real swede from the country, i have no clue what this is, must be some imported “big city” stuff.
      Would still eat it

    13. tfmid457 on

      Italian inspired peach and burata toast. Italian food is popular in Sweden so yeah sure

    14. MrSanctus on

      You need to get an explanation from your friend, because he is very wrong. He’s the wrongest anyone has been in the history of wrongness. Almost.

    15. Balle_Anka on

      Its so popular that I have never seen it served in Sweden. :p

    16. fiendishrabbit on

      It might be popular in some parts of Sweden, but that’s because some parts of Sweden love Mediterranean food.

      That looks Mediterranean inspired. The bread, using ruccola&basil, fruits&tomatoes on some kind of cream cheese, balsamico and probably olive oil etc…

    17. owlthefeared on

      Its nothing we do normally, a chef in a expensive italian restaurant in mid Stockholm might tho

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