Icelandic food

Iceland is a country with a rich and diverse culinary tradition. Icelandic food is heavily influenced by the country's natural surroundings and its history. From sweet treats to delicious cured meats, here are the best 15 options of Iceland food for you to indulge in!

Traditional & Typical Icelandic breakfast in Iceland to try when traveling. Don't miss these popular pastries and savory breakfast foods!

Taste of Norway Editor Kristi Bissell shares a recipe for Icelandic rúgbrauð, a dense rye bread that goes well with crisp summer vegetables.

Learn everything about Icelandic food culture, from fine Icelandic cuisine to typical street food. Discover traditional Icelandic food in our complete guide.

Icelandic food is some of the most interesting I've ever had. Here's some of the best & worst meals we ate and where to find them!

I can't believe that I didn't experience Skúffukaka until our 7th visit to Iceland, considering it is a traditional dessert. Indeed nearly every Icelandic family has their own version of the recipe, complete with closely guarded secret ingredients. Basically it is a dark chocolate cake with chocolate frosting, sprinkled with coconut flakes. It isn't fancy…

A simply amazing soup recipe for any occasion plus see how easy it is to make your own seafood stock using the shells from the seafood that is in the soup. You will love it!

Icelandic Bun Day (Bolludagur) Spoiler alert ! If you’re on a diet, you might put on a pound or two reading this post. Imagine being awakened to the sound of your kids yelling “b…

You don't need to eat whale in Iceland. Here are five delicious traditional foods you do need to try though.

From caramel-glazed potatoes to creamy langoustine soup, these classic Icelandic dishes are perfect for Christmas anywhere in the world.