SCANDINAVIA - FOOD FESTER
Swedish supplies of this year's batch of fermented baltic herring are running
out. Anyone who doesn't wanna miss out on some raw fish that has been left to fester in piss for a year (no joke), you better book a table quick!

Höga Kusten got good ratings last year. Now is a good time to get rid
of any unopened 2005 jars, otherwise they'll explode.

Clockwise from left, Höga Kusten fermented herring, sour cream, red
onions, caraway cheese, soured milk, aquavit (water of life).

Cut the suckers through the stomach (don't spill the roe, that stuff
is sweet), put them flat on their backs and rip the spines out with
your fork. Now you're ready to go.

It's called "line aquavit" because it passes the equator while it's
being matured, and you shouldn't hold back on it.

Booze, potatoes boiled in dill, and crisp bread are essential to the raw, rotten herring experience. No matter how hardcore you are, you need to dilute. My
granddad had 14 fermented herrings the first time he tried them. He
puked like a fox and hasn't been able to eat them since.
This is the essential scandinavian food. It`s fucking delicious - everyone should try it!
Posted by: Ari(Behn)zona | 10/04/2006 at 23:26
scandinavians are fucking savages
Posted by: james | 11/04/2006 at 10:05
lecker!
:D
Posted by: tigrotto | 11/04/2006 at 11:24
We are the VIKINGS!!!!!!! We have come here to conquer
and rape & drink your booze!!! ah-ha-ha-haaaaaaaaaaa
Posted by: Ingvar | 11/04/2006 at 17:02
when you say "fester in piss" do you mean the britsh slang for alchohol(or is it just beer?) or actual urine?
Posted by: american ted | 12/04/2006 at 02:24
It is actual urine, though that’s mainly done by nutty Icelanders, Swedes are way to sophisticated for that shit… we’ll just throw some salt in there and let nature have its way.
Posted by: Elin | 12/04/2006 at 09:32
Boiled potato and herring is favorite russian food as well, only we`d never piss on it. How can you piss on your own food?
Posted by: Chenghis | 14/04/2006 at 08:25
This is a favorite Czech dish as well. It does taste pretty good I might add:-)
Posted by: Colon Cleanse Geek | 06/02/2008 at 02:55