While Europe’s Ikeas have pulled the meatballs since the whole horse meat controversy, the company says the meatballs served at Ikea stores in the U.S. use domestically-sourced beef.
Hey, where else can you get 15 meatballs served with mashed potatoes, cream sauce and lingonberries for just $3.99?
Seems like Ikea changed their meatball recipe some time before the horse meat was detected. This amusing statement appears on the Ikea website:
Are these the same meatballs ?
"Well ... no actually they're not!"
Recently, the IKEA Food Services replaced the meatballs with ones that are made using better quality beef and pork mixed to a more traditional Swedish recipe.
The beef and pork are sourced from approved suppliers that operate to the highest quality export standards to ensure food is fresh & safe for consumption.
So if you’ve been wondering whether the meatballs look and taste different… you are right! They are different.
We hope to bring you a little bit closer to Sweden by serving you more authentic looking and tasting meatballs.
Smaklig måltid!
(We assume "Smaklig måltid" means something like "Snacking on Flicka.")
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While Europe’s Ikeas have pulled the meatballs since the whole horse meat controversy, the company says the meatballs served at Ikea stores in the U.S. use domestically-sourced beef.
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