That looks like bruschetta (?). It’s not unpopular atleast.
They look pretty tasty, so I’m sure they would be popular in Sweden.
Is it Swedish? – absolutely not.
You should have asked or smörgåstårta instead
Are you sure it’s not from Schweiz? Because I never saw anything like that before in Sweden.
It looks like they kinda tried to make a sandwich cake. But used maybe mozzarella, bell peppers and rucola instead of the usual stuff. Also possibly foccacia as the base instead. So honestly not sure. But definitely something I could imagine being served as a appetizer or party snack here.
Are you sure he didn’t mistake _Sweden_ for _Switzerland_? A lot of people tend to do that.
Wtf am I looking at?
you’ve been bamboozled
That looks Italian. I mean, give it to me and I’ll eat it. But I’ve never had that exact thing in my life.
That has never before been served in Sweden.
Your friend is a big fat phony!
Definitely looks italian. Like a foccacia appetizer. But I am confused by the orange stuff.
Is the long light brown stuff potatoes or apple? I am Swedish and honestly never seen this in my life.
What is it? I’m Swedish. Never seen it before
The fuck is that?
Swede here. Never seen that dish. Some of them look a little like italian bruschetta?
What the hell is that?
Absolutely not Swedish.
Is it popular in Sweden? Among a certain income bracket, probably yes.
Is it Swedish? Nope.
As a real swede from the country, i have no clue what this is, must be some imported “big city” stuff.
Would still eat it
Wtf is that?
No
Italian inspired peach and burata toast. Italian food is popular in Sweden so yeah sure
You need to get an explanation from your friend, because he is very wrong. He’s the wrongest anyone has been in the history of wrongness. Almost.
Looks delicious, but I’m as Swedish as meatballs and I’ve never seen that stuff in my life.
inte fan är det burk skagen och rostat vitt bröd iallafall
Its so popular that I have never seen it served in Sweden. :p
Looks like bruschetta to me. One with burrata and grillad peach and one with tomatoes and arugula.
Definitely not Swedish but absolutely something I can see a Swede preparing as an apetizer
It is not popular enough that I have ever seen it before as a 40+ swede…
It might be popular in some parts of Sweden, but that’s because some parts of Sweden love Mediterranean food.
That looks Mediterranean inspired. The bread, using ruccola&basil, fruits&tomatoes on some kind of cream cheese, balsamico and probably olive oil etc…
In Sweden it would have been räkmackor
Its nothing we do normally, a chef in a expensive italian restaurant in mid Stockholm might tho
Umm.. It’s not untrue, but it’s nowhere near popular now. People eat it. But I wouldn’t go so far as to call it popular
“Duh it’s bruschetta” åh ok men fortfarande, nej 😅
We do like Italian food, but this dish may not be that popular in sweden imo
Looks like Bruschetta, not a Swedish thing and certainly not universally loved in Sweden. But yeah there are some districts/groups where it’s pretty popular.
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what is it
No. What the hell is that?
That looks like bruschetta (?). It’s not unpopular atleast.
They look pretty tasty, so I’m sure they would be popular in Sweden.
Is it Swedish? – absolutely not.
You should have asked or smörgåstårta instead
Are you sure it’s not from Schweiz? Because I never saw anything like that before in Sweden.
It looks like they kinda tried to make a sandwich cake. But used maybe mozzarella, bell peppers and rucola instead of the usual stuff. Also possibly foccacia as the base instead. So honestly not sure. But definitely something I could imagine being served as a appetizer or party snack here.
No idea what that is; at first from the thumbnail I thought it was a [Smörgåstårta](https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5st%C3%A5rta) but it looks far too weird to be that.
Are you sure he didn’t mistake _Sweden_ for _Switzerland_? A lot of people tend to do that.
Wtf am I looking at?
you’ve been bamboozled
That looks Italian. I mean, give it to me and I’ll eat it. But I’ve never had that exact thing in my life.
That has never before been served in Sweden.
Your friend is a big fat phony!
Definitely looks italian. Like a foccacia appetizer. But I am confused by the orange stuff.
Is the long light brown stuff potatoes or apple? I am Swedish and honestly never seen this in my life.
What is it? I’m Swedish. Never seen it before
The fuck is that?
Swede here. Never seen that dish. Some of them look a little like italian bruschetta?
What the hell is that?
Absolutely not Swedish.
Is it popular in Sweden? Among a certain income bracket, probably yes.
Is it Swedish? Nope.
As a real swede from the country, i have no clue what this is, must be some imported “big city” stuff.
Would still eat it
Wtf is that?
No
Italian inspired peach and burata toast. Italian food is popular in Sweden so yeah sure
You need to get an explanation from your friend, because he is very wrong. He’s the wrongest anyone has been in the history of wrongness. Almost.
Looks delicious, but I’m as Swedish as meatballs and I’ve never seen that stuff in my life.
inte fan är det burk skagen och rostat vitt bröd iallafall
Its so popular that I have never seen it served in Sweden. :p
Looks like bruschetta to me. One with burrata and grillad peach and one with tomatoes and arugula.
Definitely not Swedish but absolutely something I can see a Swede preparing as an apetizer
It is not popular enough that I have ever seen it before as a 40+ swede…
It might be popular in some parts of Sweden, but that’s because some parts of Sweden love Mediterranean food.
That looks Mediterranean inspired. The bread, using ruccola&basil, fruits&tomatoes on some kind of cream cheese, balsamico and probably olive oil etc…
In Sweden it would have been räkmackor
Its nothing we do normally, a chef in a expensive italian restaurant in mid Stockholm might tho
Umm.. It’s not untrue, but it’s nowhere near popular now. People eat it. But I wouldn’t go so far as to call it popular
“Duh it’s bruschetta” åh ok men fortfarande, nej 😅
We do like Italian food, but this dish may not be that popular in sweden imo
Looks like Bruschetta, not a Swedish thing and certainly not universally loved in Sweden. But yeah there are some districts/groups where it’s pretty popular.
Ser ut som smørrebrød.
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