What You Don't Know About The IKEA Meatballs

Ever since IKEA opened in the United States it has been revered for its inexpensive, ready-to-assemble furniture, affordable kitchen appliances, and adorable home décor. The expansive stores can lead to an all-day shopping excursion, and that brings us to the next major draw IKEA has to offer — Swedish meatballs. Felling hangry after a long day of roaming the large store, or need to temper the sting of buying a bunch of stuff you didn’t really need? The Swedish meatballs are the perfect fix. Have you ever wondered how this treat became an IKEA staple? In this video, we will tell you everything you don’t know about the IKEA meatballs.

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How the balls got rolling | 0:00
Sustainable options | 1:06
How the sausage is made | 1:36
Furniture-free feast? | 2:07
What's a lingonberry? | 2:26
Holiday bonus | 2:54
IKEA anytime | 3:20

[MashedFood]

Have you ever been to IKEA just for the meatballs?

[Ehmbar]

Meatballs are made from the children getting lost in the labyrinth

[omarrp]

Ikea is my favorite swedish resturant, and the only I've ever seen.

[thegreatwaluigi]

I thought this was gonna be a video telling me not to eat Ikea meatballs.

[katz]

I work at IKEA and loved you video. And I can confirm everything is true. We are all missing our founder though. He will be missed for a long time.

Ikea food is cheap, taste fine and darn nutritious. Just get a potato cake and some meatball and you got your needed nutrition for the meal! For just about 3 dollars

[tobystephenson]

Thanks for the three minute long ikea ad

[martinostlund]

I live in Sweden. We _always_ have lingonberryjam at home. Not good with everything, but much.

[myperspective]

Never knew that this was a thing. Sounds like a good idea, and delicious. 👍☺

[Aiantaschr]

In my country, IKEA used to only have one store in the capital city and my family would travel to IKEA just to get meatballs and that was considered our "day trip"!

[stan]

How don’t you have more subs like seriously your so entertaining

[shaynajewell]

Lingonberries also grow extensively in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, except that we call them partridge berries as they're commonly eaten by partridges (otherwise known as ptarmigan). They are indeed very tart and rarely eaten raw here either. They're usually made into jam or jelly, and sometimes you see them in traditional desserts such as pie and tarts. Delicious!

[mresstell]

That is the second main reason why I like shopping at IKEA! Each time I have my meal, you know what I always order.

[JaceTan-]

Just open an independent Meatball Shop in Malaysia. You are the only guys out there that has the most affordable prices with RM1 (USD$0.22) for each meatball on a plate of 15!

[Bigchicken]

My sister is a celiac, Ikea had gluten free options before anyone else, we ate there whenever we drove past one. Great food

[pragmaticgreen]

the vegan meatballs ligonberry loganberry & some of their fruit veggie options sound VERY GOOD!!




& where can we find this inside NYC??

[MarekUtd]

I've loved IKEA since I was a kid. Still love going there as an adult. The food is good too.

[BlixtenHCL]

You do not put fries on the meatballs.

[baseballhunter]

The one time I was going to use Ikea was for some inexpensive short term appartment furniture. Once I saw shipping cost and delivery time, I just ordered better quality stuff, free shipping, 1/4 of delivery time, all same cost.

[susanschaefer]

I cannot wait to try those veggie balls.