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    If you're visiting Iceland, try these authentic foods
    Calling all foodies

    If you're visiting Iceland, try these authentic foods

    By Anujj Trehaan
    Jun 04, 2025
    12:07 pm

    What's the story

    Iceland, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich culture, also serves some delectable vegetarian snacks, thanks to its colorful street food scene.

    These snacks let you taste Icelandic flavors while also being mindful of plant-based eaters.

    From traditional dishes with a twist to innovative concoctions, Iceland's street food stalls have got it all.

    Here are some vegetarian snacks you may want to try while walking the streets of this Nordic island.

    Sweet treat

    Rye bread ice cream delight

    Rye bread ice cream is an interesting combination that marries the rich flavor of rye bread with creamy ice cream.

    Often served topped with caramel or chocolate sauce, the dessert adds sweetness to the earthy taste of rye.

    It is a popular pick among the locals and tourists alike looking for something different yet delicious.

    Healthy option

    Skyr parfait with berries

    Skyr, a traditional Icelandic dairy product, has a yogurt-like consistency but is thicker and creamier.

    A skyr parfait commonly consists of layers of skyr, fresh berries, and granola or nuts for extra crunch.

    Not only is this snack delicious but it is also loaded with protein and nutrients, making it a great pick for health freaks.

    Savory bite

    Vegetable pylsur hot dogs

    While pylsur hot dogs are traditionally made with animal-based ingredients, many stalls now offer vegetarian versions as well.

    These hot dogs are prepared with plant-based ingredients and served in a bun with toppings like crispy onions, mustard, ketchup, and remoulade sauce.

    They deliver all the flavors without any animal products.

    Crunchy munchies

    Root vegetable chips

    Root vegetable chips are yet another popular snack at street food stalls all over Iceland.

    Prepared from locally sourced vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, beets, or parsnips, these chips are not only flavorful but also healthier than regular potato chips as they contain more fiber along with vitamins and minerals contained in each root used in the cooking process itself!

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