Agueda Vasquez
Siviglia, Spagna
Ruisleipä – rye bread – made from sour dough, is a staple of the Finnish diet. There are many varieties but the most popular and widely available is reikäleipa, meaning “bread with a hole”. People used to hang their bread on poles from the rafters. It is dense and flat and and very heavy but Finns will have it sent through the post when they are living abroad. Never mind the cost. Näkkileipä is the cracker version of rye bread and there are also many kinds, including the internationally-sold Finn Crisp cracker. They are eaten at breakfast with butter, cheese and other spreads, with soups at lunch or as an evening snack.
Don't have an account yet? Sign Up
Thanks for sharing your experiences on Secret World. we appreciate your contribution to offer the best travel insights in the world..
NEVER STOP
DISCOVERING
THE LARGEST DIGITAL TRAVEL GUIDE
Buy Unique Travel Experiences
Total content , See more content on Viator.com >>