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Calling all foodies! This blog will tell you all about the 5 foods you HAVE to try when you visit Iceland. So continue reading on if you are about to or thinking about visiting Iceland soon! 

The 5 foods you HAVE to try when you visit Iceland!

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Iceland in November

Everything you need to know about your trip to Iceland in November!

Reykjavik Food Walk Promo Code

Hey fellow foodie! We hope you're excited for your foodie adventure in Iceland!
Here below is a special promotional code valid for all Reykjavik Food Walk bookings.

First of all, you are lucky because the Icelandic culinary scene is absolutely amazing. And more exciting right now than ever. You can read all about Icelandic food & Icelandic restaurants here.

Brand New: Evening Food Tour in Reykjavik

For anyone planning an Iceland holiday, you must think: What to eat in Iceland? What is Icelandic food like? When do Icelanders enjoy dinner and what are the best local restaurants in Reykjavik?

Breakfast in Reykjavik: Best restaurants for early eats!

What are the best restaurants in Reykjavik? And what restaurants are the best for an early breakfast? Here is my local guide to the best restaurants and cafés in Reykjavik that are perfect for delicious breakfast!

Morning Food Tour in Reykjavik – Brand NEW!

What to eat for breakfast in Reykjavik? When does everything open in Iceland and if you are having an early arrival – How should you spend your early morning in Reykjavik before you get to check in at your accommodation? All of these are legit questions and I have great news for you!

Icelandic Food: Local introduction to Everything You Need To know

Oh, Icelandic Food we love you! If you just booked your flight tickets to Iceland, I want to congratulate you and I hope you are going to absolutely fall in love with my beautiful country. But first and foremost, I want to let you know that you are in for a treat. Because you will get to experience Iceland through our delicious local food!

Delicious Icelandic Licorise Tops: Recipe

Licorice tops are very sweet and delicious licorice treats – eaten and loved by ALL Icelanders! In Icelandic this treat is called “Lakkrís Toppar”. They are most commonly enjoyed in the Christmas season in Iceland, but most definitely also enjoyed from time to time throughout the year on special occasions. Do you want to try these peaces of heaven too? Then try out this very easy to follow recipe …!

Icelandic licorice: Strong candy for strong people

Icelandic licorice is so delicious and we in Iceland tend to have a licorice fetisch since we add licorice in any thinkable food! This blog will highlight our big passion for licorice and enlighten you with FUN insights on typical Icelandic licorice.

TOP 5 Best Coffee Shops in Reykjavik

COFFEE, we love you! Actually so much, that we here in the North are rated, as a nation drinking the most coffee per capita! We are so called champions when it comes to coffee consumption! If you are on your way to Iceland, you should most certainly try out  Reykjavik´s amazing coffee

Have you heard about Iceland´s amazing dairy product – “skyr”? Read this blog to learn more about skyr and also to enhance your chances on seducing your guests at your next dinner party with a mouthwatering Skyr Cheesecake!

Skyr Cheesecake: Inspired by Iceland

TOP 10 strange Icelandic foods: Do you dare to eat this?

Have you heard the rumours about strange or weird foods in Iceland? Some are delicious and eatable but others are just very … interesting! For an example, where else will you have the chance of eating the private parts of a lamb? – And this is actually a considered to be a normal dish eaten here in Iceland!  In this blog I will do my very best to enlighten you on Iceland's most strange foods and drinks.

Christmas in Iceland: Our traditional foods

Are you planning on traveling to Iceland during the Christmas season? This blog will highlight FUN Icelandic Christmas traditions, local cuisines, Icelandic lamb and the traditional Icelandic foods and drinks that are consumed during the Christmas season in Iceland.

Reykjavik Food Walk: A Beautiful Review

In July 2016 we welcomed Luke Darracott in our fun Reykjavik Food Walk tour. Luke is what we call a “next level” foodie as he seems to totally live for food! He is a writer, photographer, food tour guide and an all time adventurer.

The Icelandic Skyr / Jogurt

SKYR, or as the Icelandic locals pronounce it “skeer” is said to be one of Iceland’s most traditional cuisines. Brought to Iceland by the Norwegian vikings when they first settled in the 800s and even though the skyr tradition died out in most of Scandinavia, it lived on in the Icelandic culture – and we have been enjoying it to this very day.

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