Andrew Zimmern Explores Iceland's Tasty Meat Soup & More! | Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations

Learn more about some of the tastiest recipes known to Icelanders from the Kjotsupa (Meat Soup) to Pylsur (Hot Dog) as well as Saltfiskur (Salted Cod).
From season 5 episode 4.
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[@yannamk3504]

I am that woman who cannot live without a fish and a husband for more than one day - *I think there is no point in life without a fish husband and children* 🤭

[@Nemeia83]

I think every nation has that ONE soup that our moms used to cook for comfort, medicine and to make life warmer... For me ( I was born in Poland but have lived in Canada most of my life) that soup was Rosół (chicken and beef broth vit veg and noodles) What is it for you?

[@arrahmandikama6804]

Rawon

[@yannamk3504]

*Журек* - этот суп заставляет нас летать в Польшу несколько раз в год.

[@yannamk3504]

Для 🇺🇦Украинцев - это *борщ* . Я люблю только исключительно рыбу. Я могу есть её 8 раз в день, я не представляю свою жизнь без сёмги, осетрины, селёдки, но есть суп 👆, который спасает нас от депрессии, разочарования в самые трудные времена и это *борщ*🍲 🇺🇦.

[@joshuakampamba9061]

That food looks yummy 🇿🇲🇿🇲🤩

[@joshuakampamba9061]

Oh I love it!!!👍💞🤩💓🇿🇲🇿🇲in whole i just love food.

[@BenKuipers]

Andrew is NEVER in the restaurants he comments on... just reading the auto-cue in a studio...

[@terjebergstrom6038]

🤗🤗🤗💖💖💖😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰♥️♥️♥️

[@hallkaften3052]

Looks like swedish Köttsoppa hahaha

[@mikegendron3723]

The Pylsa better be good at $4 each! LOL!

[@Glunked]

2:48 I LOVE HOTDOGS!

[@ralphadams470]

❤ to watch different cultures lifestyles nice food.pilsur nuwe Naam.

[@locutusofborg3418]

Cooking the meat on a pan before ? No no no !