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Icelandic Chocolate, Ranked Honestly

Icelandic Chocolate, Ranked Honestly

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Nói Síríus against Góa against Sambó, and which bar is actually worth ordering. A ranking we're prepared to defend.

Icelandic Chocolate, Ranked Honestly

TrueIceland

Nói Síríus against Góa against Sambó, and which bar is actually worth ordering. A ranking we're prepared to defend.

Five Things That Do the Most Work

Five Things That Do the Most Work

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If you only order five Icelandic things, order these. What each one does, what it costs, and what to eat it with.

Five Things That Do the Most Work

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If you only order five Icelandic things, order these. What each one does, what it costs, and what to eat it with.

Salt Made by a Volcano

Salt Made by a Volcano

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Seawater evaporated using heat from the ground, with no fossil fuel burned. The cheapest thing on this site and the one that changes the most.

Salt Made by a Volcano

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Seawater evaporated using heat from the ground, with no fossil fuel burned. The cheapest thing on this site and the one that changes the most.

Bread Baked in the Ground

Bread Baked in the Ground

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One is buried in geothermal ground for 24 hours. The other is cooked directly on heat in ninety seconds. Both are correct.

Bread Baked in the Ground

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One is buried in geothermal ground for 24 hours. The other is cooked directly on heat in ninety seconds. Both are correct.

Fish Jerky, Eaten With Butter

Fish Jerky, Eaten With Butter

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Air-dried, around 80% protein, torn by hand and eaten with a thick layer of butter. Why Icelanders snack on dried fish, and how to eat it.

Fish Jerky, Eaten With Butter

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Air-dried, around 80% protein, torn by hand and eaten with a thick layer of butter. Why Icelanders snack on dried fish, and how to eat it.

The Sheep Come Down in September

The Sheep Come Down in September

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Icelandic sheep spend the summer loose in the highlands. In September the country goes to get them back. Here's what that has to do with what you eat.

The Sheep Come Down in September

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Icelandic sheep spend the summer loose in the highlands. In September the country goes to get them back. Here's what that has to do with what you eat.