The Norwegian art of the packed lunch, Matpakke - Most Boring Lunch in the world -  Ever?
Channel: YOURWAY2NORWAY
Date: 2016-12-03

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Norwegian matpakke -  most boring lunch ever, in the world? This is a story about a unique and strange food tradition in Norway. It’s about our lunch, about our culture and what we value in life. Some say it’s awful, others love it so much they can’t live without it. Whether you like Matpakke or not, it’s truly a Norwegian specialty. It is practical, simple and earthy. Just as we want to be. Want to be one of us, you must master Matpakke.
Don’t worry, this video gives you all you need to know about making a Norwegian, cold, sweaty and dry lunch. 

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