The Swedish Semla day - Fettisdagen
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2023
- The Swedish Semla is a classic Swedish pastry. In February we have Fettisdagen also known as semmeldagen (the Semla day). A perfect opportunity to eat Swedish food and learn Swedish.
You get to practice ingredients in Swedish like grädde or mandelmassa. Which can be great if you want to practice the Swedish language and baking.
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We have the same thing in Estonia. But we don't add mandelmassa. Only whipped cream. Or jam and whipped cream.
I had a Selma with pistachios from bröd och salt! Very fancy and delicious 😎. I love Swedish desserts! 👌🏻
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And, We had a semla making day here in NZ, when a swedish friend was visiting, after a nz friend had studied in sweden for a year. Delicious! And we were covered in icing sugar and sticky cream 😂 I can see the appeal!
Made me so happy to read your comment! Thanks for sharing your story on how it is to learn as a dyslexic. We will continue including funny images then 🙂
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Glad you think so! Tack
I love all the sentences in this video. This format is very helpful. Tack!
Glad it was helpful!
Yes! Yes! Yes! Last night I made semlor myself and today I tried them for the first time. They're absolutely delicious! I messed up my moustache and beard. 😂😂 For Christmas I made also saffransbullar med vanilj, kannelbullar och glögg. But I can't beat the king Adolf, I've had only two, now I'll eat one more. 😅Sweden is the best! Greetings from Greece.
Sounds amazing! So much commitment to "learning Swedish". 😂
@@FunSwedish Of course 😂I must have a ''taste'' of Swedish. 😂
The way you teach is fun and amazing!
Glad you think so!
We have semla here in Estonia too! It's called "vastlakukkel" and we eat them to celebrate "vastlapäev"! Also instead of the mandelmassan we usually put some kind of jam in it :)
Pancake day here in the UK, also traditionally the beginning of fasting for Lent. Pancakes with lemon juice and sugar are delicious but semlor look amazing!
Are there gluten free ones in Sweden? I hope so for when I visit one day!
I was wondering that too, and vegan options? Id like that 😊
Man kan alltid lära sig nya saker om Sverige på Fun Swedish. Bra jobbat! Tack!
Alldeles för mycket felaktiga fakta, dubbelkolla alltid allt på den här kanalen.
My favorite; however difficult to find recipes for gluten free
Min mest favorit! Super gott!
Eating some right now!
That looks tasty 😋
Semla är mycket goda, jag älskar mandelmassa!
Never had one but i will for sure be an all-iner 😋
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Tack :)
”Surströmming? That’s some kind of dessert right?” 😂😂😂🤢
Great video! After learning Swedish I have always wanted to have a semla. Thanks for posting! 😋👏🏼👍🏼
Looks delicious will try and find something similar in England. Fattisdagen bra tack.
Finally someone how says "fettis-dagen" and not "fet-tisdagen".
Is there a way to say something like "Happy Fettisdagen"? Or is that not really something people say.
You are just too busy eating Semla to say anything 😜.
Jokes aside "Glad Fettisdagen" is what you would say for "Happy".
(Also works for Easter which is relatively soon)
bro that isn't what fettisdagen is about 😔
it's translated as "fat tuesday" and it corresponds to the french mardi gras - it's about the beginning of lent
Well... to be exact, fettisdag is the last day before lent, askonsdag is the first day of lent.
So I guess this is similar to Mardi Gras, and Carnivale as is celebrated in other countries.
Exactly! But with Semla (and 90% of the tradition forgoten 😅)
I'd rather have a dozen of those than donuts 🤤
Jag är också svensk
"It's not what you think it is"
Omg girl stop
literally lol
It would be great if you could bring in a swedish person to help out with the videos, it could help people watching get a more correct picture of sweden!😄👍
We are Swedes behind this and if you don't share our view you can create your own UA-cam video about semlor 😉
Det heter fet-tisdagen, inte fettis-dagen 😂
Det heter Fet-tisdagen, inte Fettis-dagen.
It's called Fat-tuesday not Fatty-day.
No, it's not "fettis". It's "fat" and "tuesday". Directly translated from the french name "Mardi Gras". It's shrove tuesday in english.
You are wrong. It means the fat day, the only correct thing in your comment is about English calls Shrove Tuesday. Fettisdag is not french so don't compare or break down the words into the French language.
@@DeniseNeves1988 No, it doesn't, you're completely wrong. It means "fat tuesday". Originally from latin.