identity
The fuller ingredient list is unknown. [1]
history
Maria Agnes Hultin described the lunch in an October 16, 2008 post about that day’s visit. She found the meal acceptable and inexpensive; the account gives no numeric price. [1]
nutrition
No portion weight or matching nutrient panel is established. Fish, chicken and vegetable versions must retain separate serving evidence. [1]
No serving-specific nutrition verified.
prices
The checked local account does not give a numeric price for this serving. [1]
distinctions
IKEA’s culinary guide describes the broader chopped-and-fried dish and separately mentions frozen chicken hash sold for home cooking. That retail product does not identify the restaurant recipe. This family is distinct from baked salmon fillets and minced-beef patties. [2]
Local evidence
Price observations
No local price verified.
Nutrition observations
Read the scoped nutrition table and source limits in Nutrition ↑
Last checked 2026-10-15 UTC. A listing is not a live stock check.
Sources & photo rights
The dated local account supports this regional entry. Source descriptions are retained as observations, not proof of a common recipe across countries. [1]
- 1. Ett litet stycke Sverige Open original source
Maria Agnes Hultin · Published 2008-10-16 · Checked 2026-10-15 UTC. Swedish original read; Italian dish phrase translated. No exact price, quantity or photograph.
Supporting section
Original review body and dated header; named item paragraph
- 2. Schwedische Kuche: Pyttipanna Open original source
IKEA Switzerland · Publication date unknown · Checked 2026-10-15 UTC. Culinary/retail context only, not Swiss restaurant stock or historical recipe.
Supporting section
Pyttipanna section