The Finnish cuisine is notable for its use of wholemeal products like rye, barley, oats, as well as a variety of berries. You will also notice that milk and its derivatives are commonly used in their food, drinks and other recipes. Fish, meat, particularly salmon, and deer play a very important role in the Finnish cuisines, especially in the western part of the country. On the other hand, vegetables and mushrooms are common in the eastern part of the country. Yet, modern Finnish dishes are noticeably lighter, smaller, and usually contain a variety of vegetables, which is a style of cooking that is influenced by both European and American cuisine.

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