Traditional Norwegian Cuisine | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

[@NatGeo]

Gordon Ramsay travels to Norway to try traditional Norwegian cuisine. Which Norwegian dish would you like to try?

[@thelilnuggetuwu2608]

I live in norway. So, i would like...the reindeer burger....

[@ThatOneFungus]

I live in Norway, definatly not sheap head, but maiby some stew

[@Thenetherlandsman]

I’d like to try some real Norwegian salmon.

[@oliverandresyltern6629]

Sodd

[@anhton4]

he should try brun ost!!!

[@sandvenexplorer]

As a Norwegian I APPROVE this video. You are welcome here.

[@charlietube7165]

Wait til he start swearing

[@coochiekill3r349]

@@charlietube7165 😭

[@generalmartok3990]

Open the akevitt, I'm on my way!

[@vincentsorel98]

He doesnt need your approval

[@nellville]

Awesome! ♡

[@frede1905]

Norwegians be like: "I see Norway/Norwegian in the title, I click".

[@AndreHansen96]

Selvfølgelig :)

[@thisistheway5343]

@@AndreHansen96 Swedes be like: "I see Norway/Norwegian in the title, I click".

[@Justbekka_]

Jupp !

[@MouseGuardian]

Guilty....

[@gamleoslo]

True, but after searching for it. No algorithm needed to summon Norwegians, just whisper Norway once.

[@henyoScarlet]

When I see Gordon Ramsey, I click. When I see Norwegian anything, I click. Gordon and Norwegian together is super special.

[@bryanelam7431]

Gordon Ramsay has one of the best jobs ever! Travel the planet to amazing places, people,cultures and cuisine! What a job!!

[@eggsshell1542]

As a Norwegian, I never knew our traditional food could be that fancy:p

[@monarosberg6036]

Lapskaus

[@whengrapespop5728]

Pølse og potetstappe

[@1Thunderfire]

Anything can be made fancy. Even beans on toast. ^^

[@michaelairley2015]

Trust me it's not. Nowegian food is boiled potatoes. 1 litre of sauce. Frozen pizzas and Tacos

[@vergil8833]

@@michaelairley2015 Not at all, get out of Holmlia.

[@sushanalone]

Lol love how Gordon got put in his place by the Reindeer herder.

[@jokris0755]

I know lol its common sense for sámi people

[@richardhagen9043]

The Norwegian chef as well. Watched the show yesterday and was great to see how he lash out on Ramsey 😅

[@fahravegara1572]

Norveška je najljepsa zemlja na svijetu. Ljudi drustveni, hrana tradicije je super. Pozdrav za stanovnike TIME KOMUNE....

[@Kronos0999]

@@richardhagen9043 Just means he's sensitive about his small, little endowment....of herd.

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@ToeJuice]

Ja den... den koke vi

[@Hypergangnam]

Bæste kokekjøttet

[@Jmvars]

:'D Mye av samisk mat er kokt, ja.

[@justsomeguy3267]

Men men... Du koker ikke indrefileten?

[@ToeJuice]

@@justsomeguy3267 jo... den... den koke vi den også

[@Admiralgrusbil]

Me koke han litt til

[@elijahDose]

"I want to move to Norway" SAME GORDON, SAME.

[@Skyggnast]

We're full, sorry. Try sweden tho, they take in everything and everyone.

[@Jappixen]

@@Skyggnast We're not full, as long as you behave you're welcome.. but if you're reckless and want trouble go over to sweden, like you said.. they'll take everyone (and then give them covid)

[@JoDotNet]

@@Skyggnast They even take in the corona xD

[@Skyggnast]

@@Jappixen nah we're full.

[@em1L.]

@@Ilikecoffees eh around -20 not a lot

[@_Viking]

Don't mix sami with vikings. Totally different people.

[@hoenircanute]

Indeed, and still are. Natives of the middle and south are traced back 12000 years.. From Kaupang to west coast.

[@richardhagen9043]

Well, they didn't. Viking refferance was for the hole TV-show and norway

[@MemoryLaneCinema]

herregud

[@TheAwara123]

Sami people better en Viking,

[@be2Gee]

@@TheAwara123 No.

[@kallagiaboine127]

As a Sámi, I give this my approval. Ollu giitu 🙏🏼❄

[@ARNAR.]

❤️💚💛💙

[@jounimagga3220]

seamma :)

[@fjordhellas4077]

Thanks Gordon for showing the beauty and simplicity of my beloved Norway and in particular the Amazing and Peaceful Sami Community of Norway. They make of Norway an unique Nation! For those who don’t know anything about Sami artists, listen to the magnificent Mari Boiné . She is a living Legend!

[@declanstewart5690]

Norwegians make Norway a unique nation. Sami are in Sweden and Finland too.

[@smallestIM]

did not expect the sami people to get this sort of recognition! as a 'same' myself i thank you!:)

[@hoenircanute]

Men hvorfor skal dere nomader ha eget flagg?? Fordi "dere" kom mye senere enn den etniske norske befolkningen som er MYE eldre!?

[@hazendionayesyes9126]

@@hoenircanute Hva mener du? De er en egen kultur? De har deres eget språk også hvorfor skulle de ikke hatt et flagg?

[@vergil8833]

Samis and Vikings are not linked. The Sami are indigenous to Siberia, they went to Scandinavia 3000 years ago. The norse people are indigenous to Scandinavia because it is there their unique strand of Indo-European came to be through the mixing of the hunter gatherers there since right after the Ice Age and the Yamnaya people who brought the horse there. That is why the Norwegian Fjord Horse is related to ancient breeds from as far east as Mongolia despite not being a modernly bred breed. The Sami entered Scandinavia after this. Regarding the actual viking foods, they date back way further than the viking age. They ate the same fauna and plants since even before the Bronze Age, though it truly developed during the Nordic Bronze Age because of the betetr tools, richer petty kingdoms, and larger gatherings of communities thanks to minimal farming.

[@magnesjberg24]

Frozen pizza "Grandiosa" is Norway's national dish.

[@ADOSA002]

So true

[@theabsolutealpha]

It's not..

[@Arbaaltheundefeated]

You're lying. It is the currently most consumed dinner dish (or at least it was a few years ago when this stupid statement began circulating, not sure about these days), but it's not our national dish and never has been, and hopefully never will be because that would be incredibly embarrassing.

[@Hulderen]

no. It's tacos.

[@magnesjberg24]

@@Arbaaltheundefeated Seems like the joke wizzed by your head pal.

[@noraoeien2843]

as a norwegian, i can't wait for this episode to come out on disney+!! really hops the modern food is shown as well - like tacos and grandiosa hahaha

[@DarthThrone]

Grandiosa 🤣🤣🤣

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@Mana-ds6qo]

I actually met that guy from the boat, We requested for him at our school and then he came and teached us about sea stuff! Sotra is a wonderful place!!

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

You need to be teached better grammar

[@paazbra]

1:14 "What's your fortune?" hahahah, touché

[@jewellui]

He'd be surprised if he knew how wealthy Gordan is lol

[@vcli1]

Looks like a well put together production, though I can't help thinking how well Anthony Bourdain would have done covering the culture, the stories and the food for a series like this.

[@winterwarden]

gordon seems like such a nice guy! I'd love to see him put young and hopeful, aspiring chefs to the test and give them a course in becoming say, a masterchef!

[@basstrammel1322]

When he's done that through the years, I've always felled a tear. Some people who cross his path are incredible and deserves a chanche. Like Scooter.

[@djmagzbtd]

Garantert 90% norske her

[@rovhalt6650]

Hej allihopa 🤓

[@viktorskold9593]

Svensk här 😁

[@oliverleighnielsen7587]

Danskerne er også på besøg

[@iseeu-fp9po]

Hæ? I don't vet what you're snakking about.

[@roberthyem1119]

@@iseeu-fp9po good joke your norweigan like the rest of us.

[@phucphung7028]

The Vikings and Sápmis are different people. The Norwegian Swedish Icelandic and Danish all of whom are the descendances of the Vikings. As for Sápmi they're quite related to Finnish people more bc Sápmi and Finnish have the same language branch

[@moving3999]

Me while eating food: this is delicious! Gordon Ramsay: *I like the texture of the food*

[@doesyomamaknowtho1468]

As someone from a sami family, I am made up to see this gets recognition. 🥰

[@daginn896]

I am part Sami my self. I dare National Geographics to refer to any source claiming the Sami culture had a huge impact on Norse/Norwegian culture. Thats pulled right out of your arses. To some outsiders I might sound ignorant, but Im not. Im well educated in the topic and well in touch with my sami herritage.

[@mariehansen3194]

Agreed, I’m from the north (kirkenes) and we eat a lot of reindeer based meals, but other than that, I can’t really think of much.

[@jattalalay]

i forhold til antall samer i Norge , vil jeg si samer er godt representert takk.

[@vergil8833]

It's just a woke thing they do since samis love cultural praise. It's the part of the whole "native american" comparrison delusion alot of modern samis and Americans have. Can't talk about Norway for a second without making sure to praise their "natives". They don't know the history, they just think it's the same as in America. In reality it is more like the opposite. The Scandinavians were in Scandinavia before the Samis, and they don't have a bloody history with eachother. But they can't resist being woke.

[@Lita1]

Beautiful cooking. My Norwegian guts are just feeling absolutely hungry right now. And might I say the Sami people are majorly underrated by some Norwegians, but honestly, from the bottom of my Norwegian heart. I absolutely love these people, their cooking and their travelling lifestyles. Fascinating video, and I liked ti too...viking hummmm...old Norse actually...Viking was a ship yes!!!!👍😅

[@kallagiaboine127]

And we, the Sámi, love the Scandinavian people that love and accept us

[@vergil8833]

"Vikings" means to raid, but we refer to Scandinavians of the time as Vikings because the raiding made them historically famous. It is not wrong to call them vikings. We call it the Viking Age for a reason. Their race was and is "Norse".

[@Lita1]

@@vergil8833 Vi means us Kongre means king. The words comes from the ship as it was called Vitkongre. The word translates to we the people are kings. They believed they were in control and elite, meaning that pirate ship. Most likely Old Norsen people, their race, sunk the ship themselves yes!!!!👍😅

[@vergil8833]

@@Lita1 Not sure what you're talking about, but "viking" comes from "vikingr" which we have no idea what the origin of was, since we only know of the word from the viking age even though it probably existed way longer, where "vikingr" was the activity that included raiding. "Vikingar" went "vikingr". "Viking" was not a specific boat. As far as I know from the linguistics, "viking" is not related to "king" in any way. Referring to the whole of Scandinavia as "Viking" is something we do today for simplicitys sake.

[@Lita1]

@@vergil8833 it's metaphoric...like names. But yea...true who knows what it is...long time ago yes!!!!👍😅

[@hoenircanute]

Sami in NOrway as in all scandinavia are immigrants and nomads, not natives .. The Natives are the Norwegians, proven by archeology for over 12 000 years... Sami got here 2000 years ago.

[@rulta]

Sami are not "indigenous". They arrived much later than the people from the south.

[@vergil8833]

Yeah most samis these days think they're like native americans.

[@rulta]

@@vergil8833 that's the official narrative as well. It's all about removing the Swedish herritage and culture

[@vergil8833]

@@rulta And Norway

[@be2Gee]

Reindeer meat, the most delicious meat on the planet. Can be used with anything, some wierd traditional dish or pizza, up to you.

[@be2Gee]

@Ma x Never tasted reindeer meat, says the one who claims it to be the most expensive meat in Norway lol. Reindeer meat is fairly cheap in Norway. It cost under kr.100 for 400 grams of skavet Reinsdyrkjøtt, sold in just about any grocery store. Often on discount for 50-60 kr, barely more than minced beef. Perfect for pizza, taco, gyros, pasta etc, mix it with taco mix, some sauce or whatever you prefer and you have a simple, quick, cheap and delicious meal. When I'm in Norway I use reindeer meat several times a week... Stroganoff, viltgryte, finnbiff with mashed potatoes and pytt-i-panne are some other recipes I use reindeer meat for. It's perfect and it's cheap... So much you can use it for, make it the way you want it. I've almost replaced any other meat entirely with reindeer meat. Probably what I miss the most when I'm in Thailand.

[@rocketman9448]

People don’t realise exactly how well rounded a Viking diet actually was

[@misternsta]

0:25 I love seeing that Norway and Finland has expanded into Sweden lmao

[@ahmedrizk300]

What, haven't you heard? It was the new border division following the Partition Of Sweden and the Treat of Helsinki. Unfortunately, the swedes put up a bit of a fight, leading to the War of the League Of The Arctic, or the Five-Year War. It was a very brutal conflict, and the swedes won't be very happy with these punitive borders...

[@misternsta]

@@ahmedrizk300 Oh yeah true. I just read up on it.

[@lolsen42]

And they forgot the borders between Finland and Russia, too.

[@kwando472]

It's nice to know that the Netherlands conquered Belgium and Luxembourg 0:28.

[@AzlianaLyana]

Nice. Hopefully these traditions will survive the test of time. 👍

[@MiaogisTeas]

It will! We won't succumb to the current political climate that seeks to eliminate cultural differences and lump everyone into the same boat based purely on skin colour. Our heritage and strong, caring culture that appreciates true diversity of thought and background will see us through another authoritarian attempt to control our lives.

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

If the radical left keeps doing what they’re doing Norway will suffer the same tragic fate as Sweden within a decade or so.

[@missjojo184]

Norwegians and Sami are very strong, our culture is going strong

[@JakkSt.Martin]

Gotta first stop the nonsense of immigration and mixing every nation into the same soulless mixed societies with no culture or unique identity.

[@zirak93-2]

It's an honor seeing Gordon in Norway. Yay!

[@mickih35]

Such a beautiful place.

[@NatGeo]

It's absolutely breathtaking, Mickie. We hope you enjoyed the video!

[@Mariam.Az1z]

You should come visit it's really nice here!

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@Richie016]

Feasting on the country’s diverse livestock & seafood is an awesome way to cherish their cuisine.🙂

[@captain_context9991]

Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted... I can tell you, dude. Norway is pretty charted.

[@rovhalt6650]

"Next week, Gordon discovers a lost civilization in the deep jungles of Norwegia"

[@Boudicaisback]

I love Norwegian culture so much you people are awesome I am proud to be 4% Norwegian 😂

[@HansenFT]

We might love you back. But we don't know who you are, yet so can't say for sure.. maybe

[@sofitocyn100]

How can you be 4 percent? It makes no sense

[@Boudicaisback]

@@sofitocyn100 so my ancestry dna test actually updated and now its 11% , I have no idea.

[@Karipatron]

4%😭

[@yamifanboysan9196]

AS a Norwegian where is the Brunost!?

[@ImReppen]

Somerandom Pizzarolls brunosten er for god til alle Ikke-nordmenn

[@jimbojuice6014]

Ole Martin Reppen Har du sett videoen av Gordon Ramsey som lager omelett med brunost?

[@yamifanboysan9196]

Jimbo Juice gji oss linken

[@ImReppen]

Jimbo Juice jeg så den rett etter denne videoen xD

[@MatsBKirknes]

Mine venner kaller det "caramel cheese" - som tross alt er en veldig fin og direkte beskrivelse.

[@mr-wx3lv]

I like the Scandinavian people. Especially the Norwegians. They seem uncomplicated, down to earth, friendly and intelligent. I could quite happily integrate into this society.

[@svampen7782]

lmao thats a the first, not like the arabs and africans lol.

[@DannyGoLively]

it's a good thing laser raptors went extinct during the Viking Age, otherwise they might terrorize the herds of reindeer.

[@Projectgrowl]

Oh! A Kung Fury reference ❤️

[@ernestkovach3305]

Fascinating . Thank you! Takk.

[@gordonrisdal978]

its takk :-)

[@ZurakciEntertainment]

Of course they would only mention Vikings as warriors and such, while Vikings was much more than that. Of course :P I'm sorry we were better at it, but please, gib us more recognition for other things, pls! Old habits die hard, I know.

[@haleybunker1339]

Wow, they are all beautiful gorgeous animals.

[@jeffbecket2311]

Gordon is slowly morphing into Gerard Depardieu

[@bigchungus7641]

Such a beautiful country, inside and out ❤️

[@davideo9545]

0:22 All Norweigans are indigenous to Norway lol. Not something exclusive about the Sami, they're just a minority.

[@argonthesad]

She talks a lot, God bless her.

[@kendall5956]

That was awesome thank you

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@Tasmanilieva]

Disappointed that they didnt give him Brunost. A Classic Norwegian Masterpiece.

[@doodefl262]

There is a video of him eating brunost and loving it

[@Tasmanilieva]

@@doodefl262 fr? Imma take a look at it.

[@TheMetalfreak360]

Sheep head, or in our ancient tounge, smalahove. Is amazing, the eye is the best part. Know people find it intimidating, but give it a go if you can. It is very salty meat that goes well with potatos.

[@ThatOneFungus]

Jeg er norsk, og for å være Erlig, jeg har ikke lyst på et øye som popper i munnen min

[@TheMetalfreak360]

@@ThatOneFungus Da popper ikkje, du eter da som e rundt sjølve pupillen (tar vekk den svarte klatten). Og eter den, ærlig talt den beste delen. Ultimate testen heime hos faren min når nåken tar med ein kjæreste xD

[@ThatOneFungus]

TheMetalfreak360 OK, fortsatt ganske skeptisk

[@MemoryLaneCinema]

Good to see National geo in my homecountry.

[@Iswhatitis345]

We need to preserve these people.

[@Queenfjora]

thank you 😀

[@tyffen123]

Btw. For anyone thinking that the Samis are indigenous to Norway. Norwegians were there before the Samis arrived from far away in Northern Russia. Norwegians are indigenous

[@catherineclinchardhoriuchi2023]

what is great is to marvel at the world and people way of lives simply being themselves using local products and eat thus locally in that sense all lives matter ...can we all live in peace now happily

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@Hakabas01]

1:15 what did he say?

[@zesty5458]

Endelig har han kommet til Norge har venta lenge nu English: finally he has come to norway ive been waiting very long now

[@oska-r426]

Joachim Andreassen jeg også

[@ThatOneFungus]

Endelig

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@NoName-t7e]

Sami are always referred to as indigenous by PC TV and yet Germanic people never are, even though the Germanic populations have lived in Scandinavia longer. Ever noticed?

[@kamillathorsholt201]

The Germanic tribes don`t exist anymore. And the definition of indigenous people are those who settled before the countries had borders, which is the Sami people.

[@NoName-t7e]

@@kamillathorsholt201 "the definition of indigenous people are those who settled before the countries had borders, which is the Sami people." Did you just say that the Germanic people established the borders before they arrived to Scandinavia? Er, what, tell us how that would even be possible!🤦

[@kamillathorsholt201]

@UCe2FvPKanurwFAXKU-ilj0A Omg no you idiot

[@youtubeturnedtoshyte.218]

@@kamillathorsholt201 What do you mean no? You wrote it as clear as day in your first post. He saw it. I saw it. Everyone reading your post saw it. Genius.

[@AveTrainOnDaTrack]

@@kamillathorsholt201 The Germanic peoples come from Southern Scandinavia, they arrived long before the concept of borders and nations were even a thing.

[@giorgiociaravolol1998]

Fun fact: not only Scandinavian people eat sheep skull. A particular yet obscure tradition of Rome (yes, the capital of pizza, pasta and failed democracies) is to eat fried sheep brain. It is speculated that the fried part is a modern adaptation of a recipe that comes directly from the times of the roman republic or kingdom.

[@danachernault84]

Fun fact: eating fried sheep’s brain is not the same as staring at an entire sheep’s head on one’s plate. 🙄

[@johno378]

1:48 I wanted to hear his whole opinion.

[@SwedishWanderer]

As a Swede I missed seeing the part where Norwegians eat sandwiches for lunch

[@trueredlucky954]

Hardly a sandwich, just bread butter and cheese

[@SharleenRai]

Gordon ; I want to move to Norway Me; i want to Gordon, i want to

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@GusMcCrae]

🙏 thank you for sharing

[@denster7715]

I'm a Norwegian but when presented with a sheeps' head I politely said no.

[@Hypergangnam]

Its very good. Its only estetics..

[@knutby]

I hope nobody thinks that we Norwegians eats sheepheads all the time because we dont. Many, many Norwegians can even go a lifetime without even tasting it.

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@olenilsen4660]

1:45 - I´ve never tried blood pancakes, but I´ve had my share of blood pudding, and it is absolutely delicious! Like with any food in this world - if you haven´t tried it, how would you know if you like it or not? Try everything at least once.

[@lisaenglert3202]

I love this episode! So beautiful and interesting.

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@matthewramirez2484]

Gordon pretended to like it , behind the camera stood a tall tatted Viking with a axe waiting for him to insult the food.

[@ishtarbabylon4869]

I’m Turkish and Sheep’s head was a very common dish in our household.. we call it ‘kelle ‘

[@paul-benjaminhorning3509]

Where can i find the full episode?

[@ElusiveMasquerade]

What a beautiful country!

[@ukspizzaman]

Everyone grossed out by that head should really try it. Best meat of the whole animal. It is considered a feast here.

[@melissamistvalley9714]

YES NORWAY

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?

[@missm2589]

I want more!!

[@noahboat580]

God i would kill for some Norwegian-styled stew

[@feelgoodinc.6826]

I am from Norway and i am going to eat it right now!! It is dinner time at half past three here 🤗

[@Cartographer-t6i]

I've learned so much from the video.. I am always inpired with that yellow border!

[@foggycraw6758]

Why is this short?

[@ashvinm8]

Ramsey: nah I'm not going to do the background narration. Find someone else.

[@klyanadkmorr]

To get the millenials interested in more than TikTok & Twitter

[@um_guysadieyt4051]

I want to eat those foods......I want some to my house

[@NatGeo]

They look amazing! Which Norwegian dish would you be most excited to taste?

[@Melanie-hw9uu]

Blood Pancakes Erin: “That’s not vegan”

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@andersonsantucci9325]

Norway is a paradise on the earth,imagine live in a,cold place,beauty nature,fjords,beautiful people,but the food I don't know if is so yummy...hahaha

[@tinaneighbors1671]

The food is delicious. My mother was born and raised there. Went in summer to visit my grandparents. All the food is great, so is yhe culture. Wish I had been older so I could have appreciated it better.

[@andersonsantucci9325]

@@tinaneighbors1671 when I talk about the food,I mean about fish,because I don't like haha,but thanks to explain about the Norwegian food,maybe someday I visit there,thank you and stay safe

[@Konphetty]

Now that i think about it, isn’t fermentation a way to preserve food to make it last longer? But why would a cold place like Norway, sweden etc need fermentation when its cold all year? Cant you preserve meat for a long time when its always snowing there? Can someone explain that to me?

[@HaukHattrem]

its not cold all year at all. the summer months are actully very warm 25-30 degress. and in peak summer we also get the famous "midsommer" or midnightsun which is 24 hours off constant sunlight were the sun dosent set before late August.

[@misoginainternalizadaopres7131]

Interesting!!

[@KermaHillway]

Learning about my country is actually surprisingly fun- 0_0

[@scandinavianprincefourteen88]

the sami are native to the ural mountains and not norwegian, swedish, or finnish. Norway and Sweden are named after their founding and native tribes, the Norse and Svea.

[@vojtavoj10]

this feels very much like a Great big story video :)

[@kartgal]

The content on your channel is so interesting! As a small creator who also makes content about interesting facts, I am inspired!!

[@4uitoo385]

Your channel is really good I find it strange you aren't very known yet

[@kartgal]

4uitoo thanks! I really appreciate it.

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@alias9986]

This is not a truth at the begining, fermented fish never came from the Sami. How could you bore through 100 meters of ice? very unlikely. Fermented fish is also salt and sugar? How much sugar did the sami have?

[@Matstarx25]

Norwegians are indigenous to Norway aswell you know.

[@kasperknutsen8283]

Americans are immigrants too america you know😁

[@vergil8833]

More indigenous than the sami. By the time the samis entered Scandinavia the Nordic Bronze Age was already at its height. And we know they explored and conquered all of Norway since we have found Bronze Age houses as far north as Tromsø. The sami are more accurately indigenous to Siberia in Russia.

[@edgaropts5257]

My family moved from Norway before I was born, so I've only had recreations of some food

[@kajsamanske2876]

0:24 did she say Sampi?

[@dylanw.8428]

Yep. Isn’t she mispronouncing Sámi too?

[@kajsamanske2876]

@@dylanw.8428 Yeah probably. I'm not Sami my self, but the way she says it dosen't sound right compared to how we say in swedish

[@vergil8833]

@@kajsamanske2876 Sampi is the nonexistant land the samis claim as theirs. They're actually indigenous to Siberia though, so claiming that they should own a huge chunk of Scandinavia considering the Scandinavians were there first is very silly.

[@kajsamanske2876]

@@vergil8833 I am well aware what "sampi" is. However, I have only ever heard it being pronounced Sapmi or Saepmi. Now, I have never heard that Sami people would originate from Siberia. They have however been living in the northern part of scandinavia for at least e few thousand years, long before the scandinavian countries where a thing. Therfore it would make perfect sense that the sami people got to live and own their own land, even if that land is technically still a part of the scandinavian countries. Read up on some facts next time you want to correct someone.

[@Ligma_Buljong]

@@kajsamanske2876 I can tell that Vergil is 110% Norwegian. Instead of doing research, he listens to what his family tells him about the Sámi people. If I’m not wrong, the Norwegian goverment prohibited Sámi people to do anything related to Sámi. Search for ‘Norwegianization’. Sámi people weren’t allowed to puchase land anywhere in Norway, everything was taken from them. Many people that were Sámi’s then, converted into Norwegians, because they felt ashamed and miserable for being Sámi, they didn’t dare to be related to Sápmi. This went on for more than 100 years, that practice had roots dated back from the 1700s, but formally began as official goverment policy in the 1800s . This went on till 1980. There are alot of Norwegian people that hates Sámi people for no reason, they were taught to hate on Sámi people from a young age. But Assuming your knowledge on the history of Sápmi Kajsa, (or as Vergil says, "Sampi") you know this. I’m just writing this for others to see :)

[@ahjvkgfh]

Will this be on disney plus

[@N0skGaming]

Well, Yes. There is a place in Norway were there are alot of Sami people, but this does not define the country. Most of us live and are normal folks, just like you whos reading this.

[@peachysandie]

The video is only 4 minutes long, so they had to edit it in a way to capture interest. I imagine the actual show mentions more about Norwegian cuisine

[@adhammp6885]

Gordon’s narration was good

[@Stupidhaole808]

They’re such beautiful people

[@kaja_-]

I remember when the Norris Nuts met Gordon

[@adamdavids241]

The narrator referred to the Sami as nomads and hunter gatherers. That was a shame because the sophistication of their culture seems so much deeper than that.

[@claysk350]

The terms Nomad and Hunter gatherer do not denote a lack of sophistication. You are placing your own bias on them.

[@joyjeffcoat8711]

Found out through Ancestry DNA I am 41% Norwegian

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?♥

[@ZynVad3r1]

What that lord farquad during the “nomadic people”

[@geminivlog6155]

I live here in Norway

[@dr.christopherjohnson5396]

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love 💛all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?