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dflprincess

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8. But surely you must still have the lefse with butter & brown sugar

Reply to Olafjoy (Reply #5)

Tue Dec 4, 2018, 10:30 PM

Dec 2018

I've never had lutefisk, it was never served at family events (my maternal grandfather was Swedish but grandma was Irish and made the food choices). And my dad's mother, who was Swedish & Norwegian thankfully, didn't like it.

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But surely you must still have the lefse with butter & brown sugar dflprincess Dec 2018 #8

Aw. What's Minnesota without lutefisk? I tried it when we sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #6

Years ago I was at a DFL dinner where it was served. dflprincess Dec 2018 #9