I mean, unless you're explicitly invited for dinner.

An entire meal? Pshhht. If you show up unannounced, you're lucky if you get more than a glass of (excellent quality) tap water. If I like you, I might put the kettle on for some instant coffee.

Not sure about that for Ireland. A cup of tea sure. But gtfo if you think you're staying for food.

The best I can do is a kringverjaardag where you get some snacks…

If you were coming 'round for a meal, sure, but otherwise I'd expect you to already have plans for what you'll be eating that day.

I mean, it depends on where you draw the line for what a meal is.

In Sweden you're all but guaranteed to be served a minimum of coffee and some form of sweet pastry/cookie (fika).

I don't think I ever served anyone a meal. If you announce your visit, I'll bake a cake. But other than that, nah.

Sweden along with Netherlands and the rest are "get the fuck out" lol.
How come Italy is usually?

Useless data, how long are these visits? the length of stay is going to be the main determiner of whether there's food made, am its not like your getting a full meal if you're just stopping by for a quick less than an hour visit even in the 'almost always' countries

Sweden along with Netherlands and the rest are "get the fuck out" lol.