Discover the authentic taste of Norway with Norsland Lefse, also known as Lefsa, a traditional soft Norwegian potato flatbread made with real potatoes and no preservatives.
Soft, thin, and versatile, Norsland Lefse can be enjoyed as a traditional sweet treat or used as a soft wrap in place of flour tortillas.
Package details: Each 8 oz. package contains two rounds.
Ingredients: Potatoes, enriched wheat flour (niacin, iron, thiamin, mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid, enzyme), soybean oil, salt.
Norsland Lefse is perfect for:
- Traditional serving: Roll with butter and sugar for a classic Norwegian treat.
- Wraps and sandwiches: Fill with your favorite ingredients and enjoy as an alternative to flour tortillas.
- With coffee: Enjoy alongside your morning coffee for a true Scandinavian experience.
Bring a taste of Norway to your table with soft, traditional potato lefse made for everyday meals and family gatherings.
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gave these as gifts. Everyone loved them!
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Lefsa
Very good Lefsa. Just as good as my Mom used to make.
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A great alternative to making it.
I moved to Iowa 8 years ago. I want able to finding any good Lefse. So I bought the Bethany starter kit and started making it myself. I used to make it with my Mom and sister before Mom passed. I want able to make it this year because of some health issues. When Norsland started showing up in my Facebook feed, I was hopeful. It exceed my expectations and brought bake to making it with Mom. Thank you for brightening an otherwise difficult Holiday.
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Lefse
PERFECT flavor and texture. So glad we found you.
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Lefse
The lefse was delishious. In addition, after a delivery mishap, the team followed up with an expedited shipment which arrived on Christmas eve, just in time for our big family gathering. Will keep ordering!
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Lefse
Nice quality lefse! Arrived quickly and reminded me of my grandma and mom's homemade lefse.
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Lefse
Took me right back to my childhood. Tasted just as I remembered my grandmother’s lefse. You won’t be disappointed.
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Lefse
Love the lefse. It's not Christmas without lefse.
