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Ikea Food.

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  • 11-09-2011 10:09pm
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    SlinkyKittin
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    We've had tbe meatballs, the cinnamon buns and the apple strudel from the frozen section in Ikea, all big hits in our house - what else does anyone recommend??


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    January
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    The mustard - drool...


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    schemingbohemia
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    SlinkyKittin wrote: »
    We've had tbe meatballs, the cinnamon buns and the apple strudel from the frozen section in Ikea, all big hits in our house - what else does anyone recommend??

    I bought the cinnamon buns and couldn't find any cooking instructions on them at all, how did you heat them - how long and what temp?


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    stargazer 68
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    The pancakes are yum - was surprised as they are frozen but really good. Cinammon buns instructions are tiny in the top left corner - I just shove them in the oven at 180 until the look done! ;)


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    SlinkyKittin
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    schemingbohemia wrote: »
    SlinkyKittin wrote: »
    We've had tbe meatballs, the cinnamon buns and the apple strudel from the frozen section in Ikea, all big hits in our house - what else does anyone recommend??

    I bought the cinnamon buns and couldn't find any cooking instructions on them at all, how did you heat them - how long and what temp?

    15 minutes from frozen at 170 - small diagram people on the back right hand side


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    stevenmu
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    The Rostis are quite good. They also have these cream cakes, I think the name was the Swedish version of Angel Cakes, that are really nice.

    Their bottles of blueberry cordial are really good. As are the cans of sparkling pear juice.


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    schemingbohemia
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    SlinkyKittin wrote: »
    15 minutes from frozen at 170 - small diagram people on the back right hand side

    I must be blind, thanks for that.


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    itsallaboutme!!
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    They have a lovely frozen potato gratin that comes in a bag its delis!also they have these little potato and brocolli cakes as awell that are really nice!

    +1 on the rosti as well yummy:D


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    olaola
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    The cheese, it's in a rectangular block - and there are two colours, wine & black. I prefer the black, nutty, smooth - yammy! The blue cheese is nice too - esp if you eat it with the pepparkrakkor (they are delicious together).


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    ElectraX
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    I LOVE their biscuits.The lemon Singoalla ones...Fab.I would almost take a trip out there for those alone... nyom nyom:pac:


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    Hobite
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    Swedish pepparkakor - that is fantastic :) When I lived in Sweden I always bought them. So happy to find them in Dublin.

    And I really like round Artic bread :)


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