I don't know what it says about me and my love for pizza, but your comment makes me want to try it even more.

I've tried many a bad pizza, but I've yet to find one inedible, and that makes me curious.

I knew a guy from Norway on a hostel in Argentina, I asked him what was their national dish and he told me that frozen pizza. I didn't believe him and forced to give me a Real answer and he show me the Wikipedia article of some fish buried on snow for 3 months.

I bet we can find out whose spreading this fake news if we Sweden the pot.

Nothing like freshly fished pizza, that's what I always say.

When I was in Iceland food was so expensive that I was happy to eat at a KFC because it was my first affordable meal.

title didn't say most good pizza per capita

Full pakke

It's important to mention that the vast majority of pizza eaten in Norway is frozen pizza. Grandiosa is the most popular brand and it costs about as much as a restaurant pizza anywhere else

I worked a Fish Farm for a few months. There were two things wrong with your sentence. ;-)

I don't think Norwegians are rich; just happy. I think they're secure - food security, healthcare security, general safety, no lynching of gay people - in ways that other countries (ohai America and Somalia) may think is the kind of security only afforded to the very rich.

So, in this case, the people of Norway may appear rich to people who don't have their basic needs covered, and it may be an enviable state to be in, just to be free of the daily worry and grind for the most basic of needs, but I'm sure the average Norwegian doesn't identify as rich, and is not in a position to understand how well they have it in comparison to other countries.

They're mostly filter feeders, the constant hand movements are a dead giveaway

Pasta.