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Many people know that Stina Nilsson is a Christmas lover of rank.
But she is obviously not as particular about certain traditions and holidays.
On Instagram, she shows how she eats a semla and it makes people furious – because there are two months left until Fatti Day.
“Semel now? It’s like Christmas ham in midsummer, comments one person.
Christmas is over, at least for some. Officially, Christmas is danced out on January 13, when it is the twentieth day of Knut. But many Swedes have already been sad a long time ago. Even the long-distance skier Stina Nilsson31, who loves Christmas more than anything seems to have moved on in life.
Stina Nilsson’s prohibited measures
Stina Nilsson, who switched sports from biathlon to long-distance running before the season, has actually already jumped on to a new holiday. At least if her social media is to be believed. On Instagram, she proudly shows how she eats a semla while she is at home in Malung.
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The measure has caused many Swedes to go to the roof. The reason? There are almost two months left until Fat Day (March 4).
“Way too early for semla. Fat Tuesday is supposed to be the premiere,” comments one person.
“Well, here you cheat on pretzels. March 4th is Fatty’s Day, after all,” writes another.
“Tjuvstarten D Lux”, says a third.
“Semel now? It’s like Christmas ham in midsummer,” comments a fourth.
“Yes, semla is good, but I’ll wait another month,” writes someone.
“WHAT! Can you start so early with rolls?”, asks another.
Some defend Stina Nilsson
Then there are some who think she can do as she wants – and who also love bread rolls.
“A semla a day is good for the stomach,” writes one person.
“Attans good,” comments another.
“Gött me semla”, writes a third.
“Jäklar va gött with semla”, comments a fourth.
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This weekend, it’s time for Stina to go Ski Classics again. She came third during the debut weekend in Bad Gastein at Lucia. Now awaits the 60 km “3 Zinnen Ski Marathon” in Italian Sexten on Saturday and the 12 km “La Venosta Itt Kapron-Melago” in Val Venosta on Sunday.
What do you think about this? Is it okay to start eating bread rolls already at the beginning of January? Feel free to write and comment what you think. Share and like-mark the article.
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