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We were founded in 2012 in Copenhagen in Denmark where we launched our first website “HurtigMums” with recipes and tips and tricks to the kitchen. Back then we were only available in Danish. Today we have expanded and now you can find almost all our danish recipes and a lot more here on Almost Nordic.
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These recipes have come to the world with the help our team of Carrine, Beate, Laust and Mavra.
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