Norway Street Food

I'm not a lover of crab so I can't say I'd be dying to eat this again, but it was yummy! Fresh, flaky, tender, tasted like...crab. Not much else to it. I didn't get to taste much of it since I shared one claw with two friends. If you want to eat it while you're out, bring some kind of crab cracker with you or you can do what my friend did and smash it against a hard surface (we used the bench).

There were served mostly fish on the marked, various kinds, like salmon, mackerel, herring and lot more that I dont remember. Unfortunately I dont remember which one we ate:-) I think it was herring... it was served warm, without anything. The price was 5 euros/portion. We didnt try anything else, but I know that the smoked salmon was the best looking and most expensive:-D It was about 9 euros. There was also possibility to buy some fried potatoes and fried vegetable and stuff like that. Taste: dont ask me:-) for me everything is great. Well, the fish we ate was definitely not the best choice, I believe that salmon must have been great-but we didnt want to spend so much money..anyway, now I regret that:-) But Come-Back is definitely high! like 9... And some description: These pictures were taken in Joensuu, a small town in eastern Finland. The fish market in Joensuu takes place only twice a year, I dont know about Helsinki, maybe its more common there. Fish is served mostly fried, smoked etc, only exceptionally raw. Everything looks nice, fresh and the whole market is so colourful! Its worth visiting;-)

A cinnamon roll is a soft, fluffy, sweet rolled up bread with cinnamon in between the folds and coated with sugar. It tastes like an American sticky bun (sorry, don't know how else to describe it) but without the frosting. I think it's better without the frosting since it's not sticky. In this photo my friends and I bought a bag of cinnamon rolls to take with us on a boating/fishing excursion about half an hour outside of Bergen. Absolutely beautiful. When you go to Norway, make sure you have a friend who has a boat. ;)