history
This October 2008 account establishes a local vegetarian rendition. It does not establish a vegan recipe or an ingredient specification for every IKEA hash. [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
The October 2008 reviewer found this vegetarian hash heavy and was unimpressed. The account does not establish a vegan recipe. IKEA’s broader culinary guide describes a chopped-and-fried dish and a separate frozen chicken hash for home cooking; that retail recipe is not the restaurant specification. [1] [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. Kottbullar and Chrome Open original source
East Bay Express · Published 2008-10-22 · Checked 2026-10-15 UTC. October11 first visit, year inferred; publication not exact dish purchase. Byline unavailable; photographer not assigned as author.
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