Iceland christmas food

We have been given an exclusive sneak peek at Iceland's new and exclusive 2023 Christmas Food range, titled 'Land of Christmas' and as usual, it looks amazing. This year's Highlights include 'Sprouts in blankets' and a drool-worthy 'Galaxy & Maltesers Ultimate Layered Chocolate Dessert'.

For their most intimate family celebration of the year, Icelanders gather around the Christmas dinner table for game, seafood, and delectable desserts. This diverse holiday feast includes creamy, curry-laced langoustines, luscious grouse with berries, and crisp fried leaf bread.

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Guide your senses through the immense power and awe of nature with these fascinating Icelandic foods, and delve into one of Europe's most unique cuisines.

From caramel-glazed potatoes to creamy langoustine soup, these classic Icelandic dishes are perfect for Christmas anywhere in the world.

Icelandic Meringue Cornflake Christmas cookies (Marens Kornflexkökur) have crispy and chewy meringue, dark chocolate, and crunchy cornflakes.

Discover the mouthwatering world of Icelandic cuisine, from the savory Braudterta sandwich cake to the unique Hákarl fermented shark. Indulge in creamy Skyr, hearty Kjötsúpa lamb soup, and geothermal-baked Hverabrauð. Enjoy the Icelandic twist on Fish & Chips and snack on some Harðfiskur fish jerky. With 25 tantalizing dishes to explore, you'll want to feast on these Icelandic delights during your Arctic adventure!

I can’t believe that I didn’t experience Skúffukaka until our 7th visit to Iceland, considering it is a traditional dessert. Indeed nearly every Icelandic family has their own version o…

Icelandic Christmas Cake (Jólakaka) - If you're looking for Christmas cake ideas, why not try this traditional Icelandic recipe? This delicious holiday dessert is made with cardamom and raisins. It's the best Christmas cake recipe!

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