Smalahove (made of a sheephead), open Sandwiches, mutton stew, meatballs, roast pork, pickled cabbage, leg of lamb, sodd (a soup made with mutton), moose, reindeer, rabbits, duck, juniper berries, and smoked salmon are common foods in Norway.
They eat much the same as any Western nation, but they do eat more seafood. There is a very tasty Norwegian goat's cheese called geitost (pron. yay-terst) which looks and tastes a bit like caramel. Another tasty Norwegian treat is called Lefse. It is like a patato pancake. They are qood with butter, cinnamon sugar, or berry jams.
Meat is usually used the same way as in the UK. Gravadlaks, smoked salmon, sweet rice-based porridge (risengrynsgrot), smoked sheephead, dried fish, reindeer and other game and whale meat are all on the list of things you might eat in Norway. Meat-balls in a brown gravy-like sauce served with boiled potatoes is a traditional meal. Another traditional meal is mutton in cabbage.
sausages, Hot Dogs, meat balls and gravy with boiled potatoes, smoked salmon, all kinds of sea food. fish balls, reindeer meat. lamb and cabbage. and lots and lots of open face sandwiches with all different kinds of toppings.
and then they also eat a lot of foods we eat. Pizza, sushi, Hamburgers, and so forth.
Yes.
sperm soup
Fish and vegetables. Rabbit.
Only on Good Friday and at weddings.
no norwegians are from Norway
Chicken, Fish, Meat, Hot dogs, and Beer and Champagne
The country of Norwegians is Norway.
norwegians
Norwegians speak Norwegian.
Some Norwegians immigrated to America by boat.
Norwegians are not Anglo-Saxons, they are Scandinavians.
On average a Norwegian eats 100 hot dogs a year. The population was estimated to be 4,854,000 at the start of 2010, so the answer to your question would be: 485,400,000 hot dogs are eaten in a year by norwegians ... on average.