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Swedish meatballs are actually based on a recipe King Charles XII brought home from Turkey in the early 18th century. Let's stick to the facts!pic.twitter.com/JuTDEjq9MM
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Mangalı yaktık, herseyi hazır ettik... Gelirken rakı da alın ki dostluğumuz pekişsin :)
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He’s inviting you to join barbecue & drink “raki” to celebrating friendship.
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Food and drink is the foundation of many friendship stories!
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I've written a bit about the history of food. I'm curious about the details of Charles XII's import of Turkish meatballs. What's our source for this? How did it spread? When did it become popular?
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Check the thread above!
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Now that the story has gone viral, are you going to actually show that original recipe that CXII brought to Sweden?
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Det var ett påstående utan källa och visade sig vara högst osannolikt.https://www.dn.se/nyheter/sverige/maltidshistorikern-en-myt-att-kottbullen-ar-turkisk/ …
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Thank you for bringing the fact! Much love from Turkey
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We do love facts as much we love meatballs!
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So why do you still lie about the meatballs?
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Also roasted coffee and cabbage rolls (kåldolmar) was brought to Sweden from Turkey by King Charles XII
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Mind you we love coffee even more than meatballs! At one point we even had a coffee prohibition in Sweden!
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I would die
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