[Homemade] Svenska Köttbullar (Swedish Meatballs) with mashed potatoes, steamed broccolini, brown gravy, and cranberry sauce.SirIsaacGnuton t1_it7py9c wrote
Reply to comment by Jfurmanek in [Homemade] Svenska Köttbullar (Swedish Meatballs) with mashed potatoes, steamed broccolini, brown gravy, and cranberry sauce. by Dani-in-berlin
Never had a homemade version but Ikea's is pretty good if you ask me. Reasonably priced too. If it wasn't an hour drive from my house I'd eat there more often.
Kvartersalkis t1_it7yjqz wrote
Ikea is to meatballs what McDonald's is to hamburgers. It's aight, and it definitely hits a certain spot, but it's nothing compared to the real thing.
DroopyTrash t1_it9sxaf wrote
If you've been dragged through the showroom and sat on and touched every piece of furniture for two hours the IKEA cafeteria is great. Once done then you get to go to the lower floor and browse all the other stuff you don't need. Then you need two/three hotdogs and an ice cream after checking out. IKEA is an amusement park.
Speedmaster1969 t1_itbbul2 wrote
Not hard to mske your own :)
ThatDismalGiraffe t1_it9mg69 wrote
Ikea's are ok meatballs but they're not Swedish. They're on par with Subway's meatballs. Simple, but tasty for what they are.
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