NORWAY by irene

curiosities

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-14 11:54:02 UTC

In Norway, there are people who voluntarily bathe in cold water in the outdoors in the winter. Many think that this is refreshing, and says it is good for health.

typical clothes

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-14 11:57:30 UTC

Bunad is the name of the national costume of Norway. We use the suit in national and major events days, for example at weddings and christenings. The costume worn by men and women, is an expensive clothes.
May 17 is celebrated the National Day of Norway. There are parades and dances through the main streets of all towns and cities .

Food

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-14 12:02:39 UTC

At breakfast, at lunch, at dinner ... never a bad time to try the smoked salmon, gourmet largest export product in Norway.

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-19 09:49:03 UTC

A baked potato with smoked salmon and cream soft scented nutmeg and grated walnut cheese with onions

Best of Nor

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-19 09:58:02 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdTDbbSdXCE

Customs

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-19 10:29:18 UTC

Towards the conversation. Nevertheless, they are sincere and tolerant.
One gives the greeting with a hand squeeze, two kisses are not in the habit of giving in the cheek .
The Norwegians are serious in the work.

Horary Food

serranoirene23 — 2016-04-19 10:55:41 UTC

Breakfast 06:00-08:00: The first food of day it’s abundant and varied. It’s habitual to have coffee, milk or tea for with toasts with a wide variety of butters and jams.
Lunch at 10.30 – 12:00 : Light food and they are in the habit of leading opened sandwiches accompanied by coffee or beer.
Dinner at 16:00 : Is a warm and more copious food. Meats, fish or soups, together with nourished desserts.
After dinner19:00-20:00: If the dinner has not been the forceful enough thing, the Norwegians eat something before going to bed. For example; a slice of bread with cheese, or a bowl of cereals.