Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
These are the 15 most typical Norwegian snacks and drinks I've come across during a short trip to Oslo. You'd be surprised to what some of these Norwegian products include: Brown Cheese, General Snus, Kvikk Lunsj, Solo and Ringnes.
During my stay in Oslo I shopped often at the local supermarkets REMA 1000 and Kiwi. These places have decent prices for groceries, especially when you are on a budget. Luckily, I rented an AirBnB complete with awesome room mates who introduced me to all kinds of interesting Norwegian products.
Norwegian snacks and drinks are comparable to Swedish products but I cannot say with certainty which snack experience was better yet.
My Review Includes:
- Lett Tinemel 1.2% Fett by Tine
- Kvikk Lunsj by Nidar
- Troika by Nidar
- Lakrisgutta Lakrisfudge by Nidar
- Peanott Kubbe
- Solo Super
- Grans Tropo
- Brown Cheese
- Leksands Knekke
- Prim: Brown Cheese
- Go Morning Yogurt
- Superbites Chips
- General Snus
- Ringnes Light Beer 2.5%
- Frydenlund Beer
reformatt.com/norwegian-snacks-review
These are the 15 most typical Norwegian snacks and drinks I've come across during a short trip to Oslo. You'd be surprised to what some of these Norwegian products include: Brown Cheese, General Snus, Kvikk Lunsj, Solo and Ringnes.
During my stay in Oslo I shopped often at the local supermarkets REMA 1000 and Kiwi. These places have decent prices for groceries, especially when you are on a budget. Luckily, I rented an AirBnB complete with awesome room mates who introduced me to all kinds of interesting Norwegian products.
Norwegian snacks and drinks are comparable to Swedish products but I cannot say with certainty which snack experience was better yet.
My Review Includes:
- Lett Tinemel 1.2% Fett by Tine
- Kvikk Lunsj by Nidar
- Troika by Nidar
- Lakrisgutta Lakrisfudge by Nidar
- Peanott Kubbe
- Solo Super
- Grans Tropo
- Brown Cheese
- Leksands Knekke
- Prim: Brown Cheese
- Go Morning Yogurt
- Superbites Chips
- General Snus
- Ringnes Light Beer 2.5%
- Frydenlund Beer
reformatt.com/norwegian-snacks-review








![Eating Live Squid in Tokyo, Japan
Looking for a unique restaurant in Tokyo? than the IKA center in Shinjuku is your spot and is one of my hidden secrets in Tokyo because at this restaurant you can catch your own squid. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
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The IKA Center [イカセンター] is located on the 4th floor across the massive Shinjuku station.
There is no English menu which could be the reason why this place isnt as widely known. Squid fishing starts at 3400 yen, roughly 30 US dollars per catch. Our dinner included an entire squid, a big tempura portion and drinks which came to 9400 yen, about 82 US dollars for 3 people.
The red water in the squid tank reminded me of the famous ocean of blood scene from the Japanese anime; Evangelion.
Squids have jets to propel themselves and use it to squirt ink and the last thing you want is getting squid ink all over your clothes, thats why we jumped into a bunch of raincoats.
Catching your own squid isnt that hard, you simply hook it straight out of the tank. Next, the squid is brought to the kitchen and freshly cut up into sashimi.
They sealed off the dining area with a plastic cover to prevent water being squirted around the restaurant by the squids.
Immediately after preparation, the raw squid tentacles are served, so fresh the squid tentacles are still moving on your plate.
Once we received the fully sliced head we had to dip it in a thick sauce made from ground up squid organs.
In conclusion, the IKA Center in Tokyo is a very unique restaurant worth a visit, especially for the eccentrics among us!
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Episode 1: Eating Live Squid
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Episode 2: REAL Mario Kart in Tokyo: 10 Tips
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Episode 3: Universal Studio Japan - Complete Guide
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Episode 4: Hedgehog Cafe in Tokyo: 1KG Hedgehog
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Episode 5: Eating Toxic Blowfish in Tokyo
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Episode 6: Hollow Point Gun Bar in Tokyo
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Episode 7: Otter Cafe in Tokyo
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Episode 8: Vampire Cafe in Tokyo
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Episode 9: Tokyo Nightlife - Japanese ParaPara Dancing
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Episode 10: Why is the Tokyo Nightlife special?
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Episode 11: Tokyos Budget District - Nakano TOP 10
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Episode 12: Anime Museum in Tokyo
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