Kalles Kaviar Swedish fish paste spread 1 tube
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Fun Fact about Swedish fish paste spread:
Like Americans eat peanut butter spread, Swedes eat Kalles Kaviar. A good way of starting the day or a good bedtime snack. Eating Kalles Kaviar is what’s Swedes do between coffe fika and candy.
The story of Kalles Kaviar, a Swedish fish paste spread made from cod roe, includes the following highlights:
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The recipeIn 1950, a farm trader sold the recipe to Abba Seafood for only 1,000 Swedish kronor, equivalent to less than $200 at the time.
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From the perspective of a passionate believer in the value of Kalles Kaviar, we listened to market research and decided to put a boy's face on the tube. After carefully choosing Carl, the son of our director at Abba Seafood, we promised him free Kalles Kaviar for life. To this day, he still receives our delicious product with a smile.The flavorsExperience the evolution of flavor with Kalles Kaviar, originating in the early 1900s and constantly improving. Sugar, spices, and oil were successively added, resulting in a perfectly balanced, spreadable, and mildly smoked roe. Try it now and enjoy the unique, savory taste!Experience the endless possibilities of Kalles Kaviar! Indulge in the creamy and savory taste by pairing it with Swedish crisp bread and butter, topping a boiled egg, mixing it into an omelet, or adding it to sandwiches with cheese. Enhance any dish with its rich flavors and elevate your culinary experience today.
Kalles Kaviar is a popular substitute for costly sturgeon caviar, also known as smörgåskaviar or sandwich caviar. Don't mistake it for authentic Russian caviar!Ingredients:
Sugar salted cod and saithe roe (51%), canola oil, sugar, potato flakes, tomato paste, salt, preservatives (potassium sorbate), antioxidant agent (ascorbic acid).
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