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Ram’s balls? I could
eat like a Norse!
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NO-FRILLS airline Iceland Express is trying
to lure customers in by offering them the
chance to eat pickled . . . ram testicles.
A festival called Thorrablot, which runs
READ MY FLIPS:
until February 21, honours the Norse god of
We all know fam trips
Thunder Thor, and one of the traditions is to
can involve plenty of
eat a ram’s privates.
inspections and lengthy
Those of you who have studied Norse
presentations, so it was
mythology will know that hammer-wielding
nice to see snorkelling
Thor was the hard man among the Gods, so
fan Jennifer Hum of
he probably had no issues eating this unusual
Citrus PR setting the
delicacy cooked, raw – or still attached.
agenda. Jet-lagged, and
Whether or not British travellers will be
having barely finished
keen is more debatable. Mint sauce, anyone?
an early breakfast
during the first day at
new Maldivian resort
Iru Fushi, she left no
doubts about what she
was hoping to do next.
Our reporter thought
he’d take a second to
capture the determina-
a
rsons
tion on young Jen’s face.
Balls well that ends well? These Icelandic rams look nervous Matt P
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