Fermented Skate / Kæst Skata - approx. 1kg portions

Celebrate Iceland’s most iconic Þorláksmessa tradition.

Kæst skata, or fermented skate, is one of Iceland’s oldest and proudest culinary traditions. Enjoyed every year on December 23rd — Þorláksmessa — this delicacy brings families and friends together for the legendary skötuveisla (skate feast). Now you can bring the experience home with premium, ready-to-cook fermented skate prepared in the traditional Icelandic way.

✨ Why Icelanders Love It

Fermented skate is more than a dish — it’s a cultural ritual. The unmistakable aroma, the laughter around the table, the first brave bite, and the memories shared each year make this a must-have for anyone wanting an authentic Icelandic holiday feast.

Whether you’re carrying on family tradition or trying skate for the first time, our carefully prepared portions deliver the classic taste Icelanders expect.

🧂 Product Details

• 1kg vacuum-sealed fermented skate

• Prepared using traditional Icelandic methods

• Rich, buttery texture after boiling

• Perfect for Þorláksmessa or any Iceland-inspired dinner

• Ideal portion for 1–2 people

🍽️ Serving Suggestions

For a true Þorláksmessa feast, serve your skate with:

• Hot boiled potatoes or turnips

• Fresh Icelandic rye bread (rúgbrauð)

• Melted butter or sheep’s fat (hnoðmör)

• A shot of Brennivín to complete the tradition

🔥 Cooking Instructions

1. Place the skate in boiling water.

2. Cook until hot and tender (typically 15–20 minutes).

3. Serve immediately with sides and enjoy the full Icelandic experience.

📦 Storage

• Keep refrigerated.

• Suitable for freezing.

• Use within recommended date printed on package.

🎉 Perfect For:

✔ Þorláksmessa (Dec 23rd)
✔ Iceland-themed dinner parties
✔ Food explorers and Nordic cuisine lovers
✔ Family traditions — old and new

Bring Iceland’s Boldest Tradition to Your Table

If you’re ready for a true taste of Icelandic culture — unforgettable, authentic, and deeply rooted in holiday tradition — fermented skate is the dish.

Order now and host your own Icelandic skate-party this December 23rd!