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Published: Tuesday 2005-12-06.
No, Peter, it isn’t called istårta in any language. In Swedish it is glasstårta and in Norwegian iskake. Is that really that hard to remember?
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Likafullt hittade jag en kvinna i närkingska Vretstorp som på sin hemsida har recept på istårta. Men det är den enda också.