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The Norwegian art of lunch
Sure, the spartan nature of the traditional Norwegian packed lunch might seem boring to the average office worker looking forward to their midday meal.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readSure, the spartan nature of the traditional Norwegian packed lunch might seem boring to the average office worker looking forward to their midday meal. But BBC reporterZaria Govettand KCRW producer Christian Bordalexplain that the practice of matpakke has its charms not to mention deep cultural roots. Follow KCRW's Resident Norwegianfor a look at what lunch looks like -- everyday.
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The full episode
2 of 7Magnus Nilsson, Norwegian lunch, and Oaxacalifornia- 0:00Magnus Nilsson plumbs the depths of Nordic baking
- 11:34The Norwegian art of lunchYou’re reading this
- 24:53Scandinavian breakfasts with Beatrice Ojakangas
- 33:28Bill Esparza on “Oaxacalifornia”
- 36:05A tlayuda takeover at Smorgasburg LA
- 43:26A Oaxacan-Lebanese kitchen in Boyle Heights
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