Meine Freundin (Amerikanerin) hat dieses in Schweden hergestellte Tischset in einem Gebrauchtwarenladen hier in den USA gekauft. Natürlich kommen Salz und Pfeffer in die Streuer, aber wir sind gespannt, was traditionell in die Gläser auf einem schwedischen Tisch kommt. Danke aus Amerika!
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Von HiddenOctopus
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That’s not a common thing here, but I guess mustard would go in the jar in the front.
It’s the amphetamine jar. Or knark as we say here.
Jessi, vi måste koka
My best quess is sauce or another condiment. Not even my 94 year old grandpa can give a clear answear to that image.
Sugar…
Probably some kind of alchemy potion
Mustard and oil (rape seas oil) would be my guess, but only a guess.
This is not a common Swedish thing, from what I know.
Sambal oelek and soy. Normal in china/thaifood restaurants here in sweden.
You choose yourself because we have no clue. I would say sugar in the jar and olive oil in the bottle is the best thing to have in there. You sure it’s Swedish? Is it some cheap design thing?
There is nothing traditional about this set.
My guess is mustard and oil or vinegar.
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Johnnys sötstark
I have the same set in a cup board in the kitchen somewhere. Got it from s thrift store in Sweden 🙂
Marmelad
That is not traditional Swedish at all. But can be seen in restaurants. On a traditional Swedish table you may see some very common condiments: Ceramic or glass jars for lingonberry jam and currant jelly. Bottles for mustard and ketchup. Salt and pepper shakers.
I guess the glass jars in the picture might be for chili paste and soy sauce?
The first jar looks like it could have some weird form of honey dipper. Not sure how well that shape would work for honey though.
Eh, whatever is appropriate for what you’re currently serving. The bottle looking one looks like it’d contain oil to me, while the other one should contain something thick and highly flavorful. Both probably for something that’s already in the dish you’re serving but which guests might want a variable extra amount of.