in Vietnam, meatballs are a homely food wherever they are eaten. They should be made first at your mother’s side, as the fire crackles and pans bubble, and then later to conjure up her memory.are no different. Besides mixing a blend of beef and pork with some milk and breadcrumbs, the country’s meatballs must be made with love. They are at the centre of any midsummer smorgasbord or Christmas.
But Swedish meatballs are no longer just a domestic dish. They have gone global, thanks to the efforts not of Sweden’s mothers but of one giant furniture company: IKEA. IKEA started serving meatballs more than three decades ago. Concerned that customers navigating its endless aisles of flat-pack furniture would grow faint with hunger, the company opened restaurants in its stores. Severin Sjöstedt, the chef who spent almost a year developing the original recipe for IKEA, has said that the firm wanted to make something that was easy to serve, tasty and affordable for most people.
It succeeded. The Swedish behemoth flogs more than a billion meatballs each year at its stores around the world. IKEA serves meatballs in almost every one of its restaurants and most are made to the same recipe. The sheer number that it dishes up means it can keep the price of its meatballs as competitive as that of its bookcases.
1843mag Not swedish its origin Turkish kofte
1843mag How ikea made beef sweetish meet balls with HORSE MEET. WTFF. NEVER TRIED IT SINCE THEN. never forget.
1843mag Ha, I'm making them go vegan.
1843mag IKEA is a puzzle palace with a dinner at its core. Those calories are needed for the long haul between departments.
1843mag I use to eat occasionally meat balls at IKEA restaurant but otherwise I regard meat balls with mashed potatoes and lingon berry jam as very finnish
1843mag They’re good, but Costco dogs still a better value.
1843mag By adding HORSE MEAT to them
1843mag 'Every sentient race has its own version of Swedish meatballs' -- G'Kar, Babylon 5.
1843mag Also IKEA:
1843mag Definitely an example of soft power!
1843mag It's a Turkish origin food named köfte.
1843mag indeed. very tasty.
1843mag As a matter of fact, these are common in almost all European countries and IKEA has nothing to do with their popularity. Now, if 'around the world' means 'British', I may agree
1843mag Swanson's frozen Swedish .meatballs from the 70s before Ikea existed in the USA.
1843mag We LOVE Ikea meatballs with Ikea lingonberry jam. Love the furniture, love the homegoods -- love the meatballs!!
1843mag They made those balls famous
1843mag made of anything but not of meat
1843mag Bread crumbs and hamburger meat nothing special.
RonNehring 1843mag 🐴
1843mag Hard hitting. Keep it up. Do hamburgers next.
PJNeal 1843mag And 15-20 packs of napkins
1843mag You forgot the cinnamon buns.🤩
1843mag Our local IKEA has Dim Sum for Chinese New Years and I survived it. I avoid the store as I try to use smaller businesses that appreciate me more and who need more help keeping afloat.
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