Saftsuppe facts for kids
Saftsuppe made with walnuts and pineapple juice
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| Type | Soup |
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| Course | Dessert |
| Place of origin | Norway |
| Main ingredients | Juice |
| Ingredients generally used | Corn starch, raisins, dried fruit |
Saftsuppe (say "SAHFT-soo-peh") is a yummy dessert soup from Norway! It's also sometimes called sago groat soup. This sweet soup is made with different kinds of fruit juices, water, and something to make it thick, like cornstarch.
People often add dried fruits like raisins or tiny sago groats to it. Saftsuppe is a popular treat, often served with fluffy pancakes or cool vanilla ice cream. You can make it with many juices, like blueberry, pineapple, or currant juice.
History
How Saftsuppe Got Another Name
Did you know Saftsuppe has another name? In Scouting groups, it's sometimes called "Gasmann soup." This name comes from a famous scout leader and pastor named Hans Møller Gasmann. He was a very important person in the history of Scouting!
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