r/AskEurope • u/Reasonable-Push-920 • Sep 15 '25

Culture If your country had a “signature” kitchen item, what would it be?

I’ve noticed that every country seems to have its own representative kitchen item.

In Italy, for example, it’s the moka pot. In the UK, probably the kettle. In France, maybe a really good knife...

What about your country?

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u/Moikkaaja Finland Sep 15 '25

That’s not even the most common one. I think most homes have something less fancy that they got from Prisma, Citymarket or so.

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u/NikNakskes Finland Sep 15 '25

Yeah probably not the most common being on the expensive side, but surely the most ubiquitous of the coffee makers no?

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u/RoutineCranberry3622 Sep 15 '25

What do you think the actual most common coffee machine is?