Facebook gruppe for tradisjonelle oppskrifter på norsk

Jeg har akkurat kommet over en facebook gruppe der man deler norske og andre nordiske tradisjonelle oppskrifter på norsk. De sliter litt med å få inn nye medlemmer så jeg oppfordrer alle mine besøkende som leser norsk som er interessert i nordisk tradisjonsmat til å melde seg inn. Jeg har allerede gjort det. Dere finner gruppa her:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/147234965767866/

I have just come across a facebook group where Norwegian and other Nordic traditional recipes are shared in Norwegian. They are struggling to get new members so I encourage all my visitors who read Norwegian and who are interested in Nordic traditional food to sign up. I’m already a member. You can find the group here:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/147234965767866/

Soft Drink & Soda Saturday

I’m not much of a drinker when it comes to alcohol and never drink anything stronger than beer. This has naturally lead to an interest in sodas and soft drinks and those of you who follow my other blog will have noticed that I run a presentation of sodas and soft drinks there every Tuesday and since I’ve got links to hundreds of soft drink and soda pages I thought I might as well start to present some of them here as well where they might be said to fit better in. This is after all a blog about food and drinks.

The sodas and soft drinks with a bit of history is of course the most interesting ones so I’ll be sticking to those mostly. Any suggestions you might have as to what soft drinks and sodas I should present and memories you might have connected to the ones that will turn up here on Saturdays from now on will be very welcome – Ted

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About RecipeReminiscing

Hello webwanderer, welcome to RecipeReminiscing. I’m TidiousTed and I run this blog. I’m not a chef or cook neither have I any formal training or education in catering or cooking. I’m just a graphic designer and web designer  who likes to cook. A lot of this blog is based on my large collection of old cook books in Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and English. The rest of the post comes from old ads and roaming the net looking for interesting recipes. I’m interested in food history and soda and soft drink history too so there will be posts on this from time to time as well. I hope you’ll enjoy your stay here – Ted