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TORO RASPEBALLER Potato dumplings are a Norwegian food tradition and are well suited to lamb, pork knuckles, sausages, pork and bacon. These fluffy potato dumplings stuffed with a cube of ham are a...

TORO PEPPERSAUS TORO Pepper sauce is a classic that adds great flavor to steak, chops, fish and chicken. Feel free to add a little cooking cream for a milder sauce. Easy to like, easy to...

TORO BERNAISE SAUCE The good taste of béarnaise sauce as you know it! TORO Bearnaise sauce is perfect for steak, fried or grilled meat and fish. Feel free to add a little frying fat from...

TORO TRADITIONAL NORWEGIAN PEA STEW ERTESTUING It is amazing how tasty, traditional food can be! In Norway, traditional Green Pea Stew is often served with the Norwegian seafood,...

TORO KALRABI STAPPE Mashed kålrabi is a must for the Norwegian Christmas feast! Called swedes in the UK and rutabaga in the US, these root vegetables are delicious mashed with a pat...

TORO RØMMEGRØTTraditional dish that is easy to prepare by just adding water and sour cream. This is the same as the famous Norwegian Sour Cream Porridge!...

Toro Vafler - TORO WAFFLESTORO Waffles are a welcome friend to weekend coziness or when you get an unexpected visit. Any occasion is a good opportunity to serve waffles. Certainly with jam and...

Vestlands LefseAlso know as 'Viking Bread'. The dry, flat Lefse are not wrapped in plastic, just kept in a square, dry cardboard box. To revive them, each piece is watered under the tap then wrapped...

TORO INSTANT SNARKOKT RISEN GROTThis boiled rice porridge is traditionally served for dinner however you may want to have it breakfast or even a snack as well. Serve with sausage and fresh peas...

TORO RISENGRØTA ancient Norwegian tradition! For several hundred years, porridge was eaten everyday by most Norwegians. Barley, rye, wheat and oats were the options. When the rice found its...

TORO PANNEKAKERPancakes are a cherished and popular dish in most families. Serve TORO Pancakes with jam or ice cream, berries and other fresh fruits, chocolate sauce or perhaps syrup? The options are...