This week (Wednesday to Sunday) the International Food Festival has hit Malmö. We weren't going to get a chance to go over the weekend, as we had rugby training Thursday and Friday - Sunday we were heading off to Kalmar/Öland, so I had Kris and the kids meet me after work Wednesday and we headed down.
The market was centered on Gustav Adolfs Torg, but did spread a little way down the roads on either side. It wasn't as big as I expected but there were plenty of enticing smells - Paella, pepperonis, burgers and fish and chips.
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| Heading into Gustav's from Stora Torget |
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| Holland Pepperoni and Cheeses |
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| Crepes, Waffles and someone doing something odd with a French Bulldog |
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| English Fudge and a very grumpy looking Swede - guess he doesn't like the English or fudge |
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| The fudge selection |
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| It's a hard choice... |
Then there was this place - The Australian Barbecue Co.
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| Aussie BBQ Co. |
I might have felt at home except for a few things:
1. No self respecting Aussie would spell out BBQ,
2. It was manned by Swedes,
3. They sold a Zebra Burger - I could handle crocodile, kangaroo and Camel but Zebra!?
4. The surf boards were crap.
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| Crocodile anyone? |
In fact the English fudge shop probably had the most Aussie thing there:
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| Beer Fudge (but being the English shop it was probably warm) |
We ended up with a stack of different pepperonis, some fudge, churros and some authentic turkish delight.
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| The central part |
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