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    Texas Style BBQ In Sweden....

    ....and it’s not from our friend Henrik !!!

    How Texas barbecue found a home in rural Sweden
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2019/09/21/how-texas-barbecue-found-home-rural-sweden/?outputType=amp
    It turns out that Swedes have an unlikely predilection for the American South.
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    Great read.

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      #3
      Yeah, but Hanks BBQ is better. Nice write up. Yep, BBQ is going worldwide. It is growing expotentially in the Southern Hemishpere at the moment. Better step up there Hank. I can fill a container with 1000 gallon pits for Stockholm!!
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        Good writeup. i've been to Holy Smoke. Incidentally I was there for a full day bbq workshop with Aaron Franklin, so I (and the rest of the class) got to hang out with him a full day (7AM-7PM). Very cool. And I got to use his 1000 gallon smoker. As for the brisket? I think I can do just as good a brisket if not better (than Holy Smoke that is).

        I'm seriously considering setting up shop, need to figure out the practical details. We'll see what happens in the near future. Thanks for the offer Ahumadora, we'll stay in touch.
        Last edited by Henrik; September 22, 2019, 01:49 AM.
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          holehogg commented
          September 22, 2019, 02:20 AM
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          I thought to myself when I first read this that I'm sure yours is a lot better and I believe it is without the proof. Need to invite me to a sample down.
        #5
        If anyone is visiting Sweden there is one small place that is more authentic than the rest. It is run by a guy named Tommy, he serves bbq lunch between 11-14. As traditional as it gets, but insanely focused on putting out the best product. It's a small joint, and he serves brisket, homemade sausages, beef ribs and iberico ribs. That's it. The name is "Det arroganta svinet" (The arrogant swine): https://detarrogantasvinet.se/

        But then of course I have a smoker the size of his, so if any of you esteemed pit members are in the vincinity know where to go right? I'll serve up some good ole 'que any day, hang out with you and generally have a good time.

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          #6
          Dang we’ve decided on an Asian trip next year (see wife’s family then Saigon and Phuket) but Texas bbq in my grandparents old country, got me second guessing. Maybe her to Asia and me to Europe?? 😎
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            Henrik Someday I'd love to visit Sweden and swing by for some Q.
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              I was gonna say i know a guy.

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