The largest underwater restaurant on the planet – and the only one of its kind in Europe – was built by the architecture company Snøhetta.

The guests enter the building from the shore and get seated in the 100-person dining room. Needless to say, the view from the restaurant is spectacular. The dinner is prepared by a team of chefs led by Nicolai Ellitsgaard and the menu consists mostly of local produce and wildlife.

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The residents of this Scandinavian country have their own tradition of packing lunches they call matpakke. Matpakke is more than just a meal; it’s a way of life.

Matpakke is a lunch you take to work or school that typically contains open-face sandwiches wrapped in parchment paper. This is a common sight in schools and people don’t stop doing it once they become adults.

Many working people rather choose a matpakke over convenient fast food, and the fact that Norway has the most expensive McDonald’s in the world (other fast food chains are similarly priced) only encourages this habit.

It may be surprising to hear that matpakke isn’t supposed to be delicious. It’s easy to carry around and easy to eat, but it’s not exactly a delicacy. It’s just lunch and they typically don’t look forward to it.

Matpakke is a part of Norwegian culture that helps them stay resourceful, responsible, and independent, and it will probably stick around for a long time.

The post What is Matpakke and Why Are Norwegians Obsessed with it? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The largest underwater restaurant on the planet – and the only one of its kind in Europe – was built by the architecture company Snøhetta.

The guests enter the building from the shore and get seated in the 100-person dining room. Needless to say, the view from the restaurant is spectacular. The dinner is prepared by a team of chefs led by Nicolai Ellitsgaard and the menu consists mostly of local produce and wildlife.

The post There’s a New Underwater Restaurant in Norway and It’s the Biggest in the World appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The residents of this Scandinavian country have their own tradition of packing lunches they call matpakke. Matpakke is more than just a meal; it’s a way of life.

Matpakke is a lunch you take to work or school that typically contains open-face sandwiches wrapped in parchment paper. This is a common sight in schools and people don’t stop doing it once they become adults.

Many working people rather choose a matpakke over convenient fast food, and the fact that Norway has the most expensive McDonald’s in the world (other fast food chains are similarly priced) only encourages this habit.

It may be surprising to hear that matpakke isn’t supposed to be delicious. It’s easy to carry around and easy to eat, but it’s not exactly a delicacy. It’s just lunch and they typically don’t look forward to it.

Matpakke is a part of Norwegian culture that helps them stay resourceful, responsible, and independent, and it will probably stick around for a long time.

The post What is Matpakke and Why Are Norwegians Obsessed with it? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.