My children were given this for lunch at school

I’m stunned. No pudding?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Jacob

Peanuts in a school!!??

Not only that but no knife and fork, absolutely outrageous

Does the tea towel suggest that they were expecting them to do the washing up too??

Well you are in Sweden what did you expect ?

When I was in Norway I got rotten fish.

Stank but quite tasty.

Looks quite tasty… apart from the bananas.

Peanuts in a school!!??

Looks like the peanuts were served separately, to be added by those who weren’t allergic.

Looks quite tasty… apart from the bananas.

It’s got bacon in it. Anything tastes good with bacon. Looks like the kind of concoction I’d rustle up after coming back from the pub with the munchies.

Looks like the peanuts were served separately, to be added by those who weren’t allergic.

I don’t think that’s permitted. I thought peanuts were actually a banned substance as far as schools are concerned?

@trailrat … did you try the seal milk cheese? (I drew the line at whale though)

Apropos of nothing I spent 2 days in Gothenburg last week on business. Beautiful town and stunning and civilised country..

I’m disappointed that it’s not the height of Swedish cuisine

So, traditionally involves Italian seasoning and chilli sauce. I’m not sure how authentically Swedish this is🤔

Would that be classed as unacceptably racist in 2020?

Depends on the viewer

I suggest looking into 1970s school meals then shutting tha big gob.

No no seals mile cheese

I don’t think that’s permitted. I thought peanuts were actually a banned substance as far as schools are concerned

Maybe in UK… But other countries don’t always share the same views as the UK.

That sounds right up my street…got to give it a go :)

I love random food, a highlight was baked banana, ham, english mustard and crumbled stilton…

No pudding?

By the looks of it, it’s already in there :shock:

Are you criticising or commending the school?

It sounds like something I’d try.

In Denmark we have the classic scout camp dish Svensk pølseret, which is sausage slices (best if the bright red ones) in a onion cream and ketchup sauce with added boiled potatoes.

no not criticising… its made on site, with organic products .it just it sounds revolting. Although they love it !

it sounds revolting

But it has bacon and peanuts in, 2 of the best foods in the world ever. I’d definitely give it a go :)

Hell, I had falukorv and potatismus for lunch. It was delicious.

Tomorrow I think I might eat at the office canteen so I can have the pea soup and pancakes

Bit more detail on the dish’s history.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/swedish-chicken-banana-casserole-flying-jacob