I also absolutely adore the Finnish way of "telling it like it is" also when it comes to food: "PIZZA SAUCE, HOT AND GOOD", and a picture of the sauce in a plastic bowl with stains on the sides. Or then, "Pizza sauce, ordinary" accompanied by a hilariously plain and unretouched photo.

Creamy champignon mushroom sauce

An inspiring plate of mashed potatoes, the obligatory fridge-cold and dry/watery, tasteless slices of cucumber and a brown unidentified food item

EASILY one of my favorite pics of the day. Did we land on the moon? WHAT IS IT?
It is a "sweet omelette". Who would have known?

This one, a "sausage omelette" also deserves a place in the art department.
Or then, we could just sing: "We are sausages and we're ok."

Once upon a time there was a meatball sauce, I'd call it "Dreamy meatball sauce" or "Can you imagine there's meatballs in your sauce"-sauce

A "tell it like it is" curry sauce. You could also easily just have taken a picture of a yellow wall and called it a curry sauce. No-one would have noticed any difference.
A curry sauce is a curry sauce is a curry sauce.
Say it.

Pyttipannu, a hodge-podge of potato & Finnish sausage. No alarms and no surprises.

In Finland we also have this geometrically square formed fish called pollock.

Another "tell it like it is"-sauce, this time a pizza sauce, "hot and good".

This one, on the other hand, is an "ordinary" pizza sauce.
3 comments:
Åh, hahaha, jag älskar dina matinlägg!
Hahah. Tack. Jag älskar finsk mat.
The hot and good looks pretty good, but I wouldn't touch the ordinary stuff. It just looks strange.
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