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TELL US: What are the most Norwegian things in the world?
Frazer Norwell - [email protected]
Published: 25 Nov, 2021 CET.
Updated: Sat 15 Jan 2022 10:14 CET
We want to hear readers views on what the most Norwegian words, phrases, things, places, foods and habits are.
Have you ever seen, eaten, heard or done something and thought, "that's so Norwegian"?
We'd love to hear your thoughts on what the most typically Norwegian things in the world are.
Let us know in the short survey below whether it's brunost (brown cheese) or the trusty cheese knife you use to slice it or whether it's something else entirely.
The best answers may be used in a future article where we list the most Norwegian things in existence.
Thanks for taking part! Frazer at The Local.
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Have you ever seen, eaten, heard or done something and thought, "that's so Norwegian"?
We'd love to hear your thoughts on what the most typically Norwegian things in the world are.
Let us know in the short survey below whether it's brunost (brown cheese) or the trusty cheese knife you use to slice it or whether it's something else entirely.
The best answers may be used in a future article where we list the most Norwegian things in existence.
Thanks for taking part! Frazer at The Local.
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