He's so metal, he has to worry about rust.
I wish I lived in Norway...
Sounds like the Norwegian James Bond.Whale, oil and beef. Hooked, not cooked.
You win this round.Fårikål. Try to sing that. Muahaha.
Is Surströmming a thing in Norway or only Sweden? I imagine thats not the easiest to work into a song either!
Only in Sweden. Fortunately ...
That can't be for real! No way!Is it lunchtime yet?
Here's some FDArules and regulations:that's the US Food and Drug Administration
Enjoy your lunch!
- Canned mushrooms can include more than 20 maggots “of any size” and 75 mites, per 100 grams. Same goes for 15 grams of dried mushrooms. No more than 10% of your mushrooms can be “decomposed.”
- Brussels sprouts can include 30 or more aphids per every 100 grams of veggie.
- For every 100 grams of ground cinnamon, it’s OK to include 400 or more insect fragments (legs, heads, wings, thoraxes, etc.), and 22 or more rodent hairs, which the FDA refers to as “rodent filth.”
- Up to 60 percent of frozen berries can be moldy, with an average of 4 or more larvae, or 10 or more whole insects, per 500 grams. (Most pie recipes call for about 550 grams of berries.)
- Tomato paste, pizza sauce or other sauces can include 30 or more fly eggs per 100 grams. Alternatively, you can have 15 or more fly eggs and one or more maggots, OR two or more maggots, but not all of the above.
- Per 100 grams of corn meal, roughly the amount required by your average corn bread recipe, the FDA says it’s OK to have two or more “whole insects."
- Cocoa beans can be 4 percent moldy or insect infested, but only 6 percent moldy and insect infested.