Kiviak is a traditional Greenlandic dish made by fermenting auks (small seabirds) in the body of a seal. The birds are buried in the seal skin for several months, allowing them to ferment and develop a strong, pungent flavor. Though the concept may be off-putting to many, it’s a holiday staple in Greenland, especially during the winter solstice.
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