r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Jul 24 '26

Meme needing explanation Petah?? I'm very confused

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u/Gussie-Ascendent Jul 24 '26

this and also probably a joke about swedish food being bad anywho

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u/Heavy_Efficiency_791 Jul 24 '26

Really? In my town there's a Swedish restaurant and I love their food. Is it commonly known Swedish is bad?

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u/finditplz1 Jul 24 '26

I’ve lived in many places, some very large cities, and I’ve never seen a Swedish restaurant, though I will say I haven’t been intently looking for one.

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u/AdministrativeLeg14 Jul 24 '26

There used to be a Swedish bakery/café in Vancouver, but I don’t think they’re around anymore.

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u/Impossible_Win_3059 Jul 24 '26

I wonder why

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u/MehGin Jul 24 '26

Swedish deserts are amazing. Especially the cakes.

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u/AdministrativeLeg14 Jul 24 '26

I last went there over fifteen years ago, so for all I know, the owners may have retired by now. But of course, the restaurant business is brutal everywhere and insane in Vancouver.

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u/englishmastiff1121 Jul 24 '26

Do the IKEAs near you not have food courts?

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u/weresubwoofer Jul 24 '26

San Francisco used to have a Swedish restaurant called Abbasolutely. They had those old-timey jukeboxes at each table that only had Abba songs and every entree came with a shot of Aquavit unless you specifically asked for a dry entree.

That place ruled! I don’t think they stayed in business very long.

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u/Pangwain Jul 24 '26

Have you been to Sweden?

I found quite a few Swedish restaurants there.

If you see “cloudberry” anything, you know you’re in the right place 😆

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u/ScanianTiger Jul 24 '26

It's pretty rare, seen one in Buenos Aires but that is about it, but I have seen places specialising in meatballs.

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u/Witty-Revolution8742 Jul 24 '26

During the world cup they had the Muppets perform. This was in celebration that all Muppets are healthy because of the famed and legendary Swedish Chef. Bork!

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u/yellowlinedpaper Jul 24 '26

You don’t really find British restaurants either.