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For non-Icelanders browsing through a local Icelandic grocery store, some of the food options might seem a bit strange.
It makes sense that this remote country, located near the arctic circle, surrounded by water, would include a lot of fish in their diet.
In Iceland supermarkets you’ll see fish, fish and more fish. All kinds of frozen fish and even dried fish. There is even a tasty “Viking” dried fish snack. Mmmmm, mmmm salty good!
The Icelandic “hardfiskur” or dried fish has been very popular with Icelanders throughout the centuries. Providing Icelanders with a healthy snack that’s full of protein and nutrients.
Bitafiskur or traditional Icelandic Snacks from dried fish is skinless, boneless and full of protein. 82% protein in fact and rich in healthy Omega-3. Low fat, high protein, what’s not to love?