Did you know Rudolph the Reindeer (and all reindeer in general) has no upper teeth?
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Spenol. Best perfume free lotion in the world.
Fun fact: Today it's mostly used as regular skin lotion, but the original market was for use on cow's udders for the same reason you'd use them on hands.
Source: Grew up on a noggie dairy farm. We had a 4 liter jug at all times.
I've got to check this out, so many lotions have some perfume and it gets annoying.. Thanks for the tip! And a fun fact indeed lol!
I trust cows, if they didn't mind I wont either
Plus a clean cow smells magnificently without perfume anyway.
Agreed! Now I'm starting to miss living in an area where I might see cows sometimes.. Always make me happy.
We always have Pommes Krydder available. Not necessarily for fries. Often for potatoe wedges. We would always have my mother bring some from her holidays. Nowadays we order online from https://norwegianfoodstore.com/products/hoff-pommes-frites-spices-hoffs-pommes-frites-krydder-130-grams
I also love Flatbrød. Been a while since I had that.
Korni gang represent!
throws some weird gang sign nobody has seen before or after
Hey that's a cool store, thanks! And yeah could really use a new spice idea for oven potatoes..
If you want a wool sweater, you can't go wrong with Dale of Norway. And they are produced in Norway.
These things are gorgeous, I've always wanted one
Yes, I agree. So I bought one a couple of years ago. And sure they are expensive, but I rather pay for quality that lasts.
Was recently in Norway and saw many people with cool cozy patterns and wanted to buy a wool sweater, but I didn't have time to check brands. I think I might order one of those.
Thanks for the local tip!
I have some thermo wool mesh first layers from Brynje that I'm happy with. They produce in Poland.
I'm planning to get some new winter clothes and that looks like quite a good website they have with proper info, would you say Brynje clothes feel durable?