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FINLAND LIVE

Written on October 8, 2007 by Alisa

hi
We are run­ning behind on our tasks and a bit overwhelmed,sadly we had a crossed wire and each thought the other had posted a note here saying beau­ti­ful FIN­LAND is now in the shop and on the web­site. Please check it out! We hope you like it! It will be in the store until Feb­ru­ary approximately.

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  1. Comment by 8Novels:

    OMG …. chicken whis­tles!!! My BFF and I each got one when we vis­ited Fin­land in 1972. I can’t believe they are still around, 35 years later!!!! And obvi­ously from the very same mold. Mine was painted black, white and red. But the shape was exactly the same. After only an hour’s prac­tice (deeply annoy­ing to every­one around me), I could play “Da Doo Run Run Run” on my chicken whis­tle. Sadly, they are only made of clay and are very frag­ile. My beloved chicken whis­tle bit the dust in one of my many moves over the years. Thanks for the mem­o­ries. Great site, BTW.

    November 19, 2007 @ 5:31 pm

  2. Comment by Fairytail:

    The way to have the morn­ing por­ridge (every morn­ing since I started eating solids) is:

    - 2.5 dl full fat milk
    - 1 dl Elovena
    - 1 tea­spoon salt

    Way #1. Boil the milk. Add the Elovena and salt. Boil until the con­sis­tence is desired (I like it a little runny). Pour on a deep plate and dig a hole in the middle. Add a lump of butter in the hole and enjoy!

    Way #2. Boil the milk. Add the Elovena and salt. Boil until the por­ridge is quite hard. Pour on a deep plate and add cold milk arround it (like a moat). Sprin­kle some cin­na­mon and sugar on top (what the hell, sprin­kle a lot!). Enjoy!

    Way #3. Boil the milk. Dis­solve some sugar (~1 tblspoon) into the milk. Add Elovena and boil until the con­sis­tence is desired (I like it a little runny). Pour on a deep plate and dig a hole in the middle. Add a lump of butter in the hole and enjoy.

    From these, the #1 is my favourite.

    November 27, 2007 @ 2:23 am

  3. Comment by Alisa:

    thank you for the recipes! sounds GREAT! Alisa

    November 27, 2007 @ 9:29 pm

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