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Traditional Icelandic Foods:
- Hákarl: Fermented shark meat, considered an Icelandic delicacy.
- Skyr: A thick yogurt made from skim milk, often eaten with fruit and granola.
- Hangikjöt: Smoked lamb, usually served at Christmas and other holidays.
- Brennivín: An Icelandic schnapps flavored with caraway seeds.
- Kleina: Deep-fried pastries similar to twisted pretzels.
- Þorramatur: A traditional winter feast featuring various cured meats and fish.
- Harðfiskur: Dried fish, often enjoyed as a snack with butter.
- Laufabrauð: Thin, leaf-shaped bread, traditionally made during the Christmas season.
- Rúgbrauð: A hearty rye bread, sometimes baked with raisins or seeds.
- Plokkfiskur: A fish stew made with poached cod, potatoes, onions, and milk.
- Svið: Singed sheep's head, a delicacy often eaten with mashed potatoes.
- Fiskibollur: Fish balls served in a creamy sauce, often with boiled potatoes.
- Slátur: A traditional slaughter, where various parts of sheep or cow are preserved for later consumption.
- Rjúpandi: A bird similar to a ptarmigan, often served with mashed potatoes.
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