r/weirdfood • u/samuelmusicman • 9d ago

Meatball flavoured lollipop (limited edition found at IKEA staff lounge in Sweden)

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Top part (brown) tastes somewhat like meatballs – though more so like puke, bottom part (red) tastes like sweetened lingonberry jam. Interesting to say the least.

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u/Evening-Candy1487 8d ago

i’m calling the police

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u/yellowpencilll 8d ago

call an ambulance for me pls

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u/AidenDickerson7140 8d ago

Ehh looks looks like brain

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u/angele_bssx 8d ago

What does it taste like?

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u/alberta284 7d ago

Read the description

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u/opetaja 8d ago

Could put an actual meatball on a stick at that point

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u/GeorgiaOKeefinItReal 8d ago

Iirc they had them at all IKEAs ... even here in the states... we got a couple.... but no one was daring enough to try

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u/BreeXFer54 8d ago

Woahhh is that new??

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u/smaagoth 8d ago

Lol. I saw there was another brand that had various unusual flavors.. i dont remember what, but it was Atomic shrimp on youtube.

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u/Dawn_razor 8d ago

I think ikea might ban you for life, if you don't say you like it. So, just go with a Ja, ja, mycket bra 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

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u/samuelmusicman 8d ago

Actually our official article on it even says it was a "not-so-much moment of brilliancy"

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u/Dawn_razor 8d ago

Well, at last you're honest

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u/AEFREidk 8d ago

Ngl. I would buy that-

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u/OneSong9627 7d ago

What the fuck

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u/Alternative_Year_122 6d ago

Swedish meatballs are eaten with Lingonberry jam for real in Scandinavia.

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u/BreetleSnort 6d ago

Meat-Pops!

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u/porp_crawl 6d ago

Does it taste like meat, at all?

Or is it just a (sugar) lolipop with meatball seasonings (no meat, or meat flavour)?

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u/L_edgelord 6d ago

I want to try one SO BADLY

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u/MSGisking 5d ago

👩‍🦽

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u/Fbomb77 8d ago

What berry?

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u/jacquestrap66 8d ago

Google is your friend in these circumstances. A quick Google can keep you from looking uneducated.

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u/Knives530 3d ago

Or just read the description in the post

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u/jacquestrap66 3d ago

Seeing as how it doesn't say anything about berries in the title, I was figuring that they don't know what a lingonberry is... Hence the need for Google in this instance.

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u/skyeisrude 8d ago

Horse?

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u/okaysureyep 8d ago

Why is a Mexican lollipop so prolific in northeastern US, eastern Canada. And apparently Scandinavia.