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Viewfinder: Join Us for a Pannukakku Breakfast

The Finnish American Club serves up helpings of a traditional Finnish meal

It’s breakfast time at the Finnish American Club in New Port Richey, and diners are eating eggy Finnish oven pancakes and sweet cardamom bread.

Diners gathered on Saturday, Feb. 19, to feast on the traditional Finnish pannukakku and sweet bread, called pulla or nissu in Finnish.

Finnish residents in New Port Richey started meeting shortly after World War II to send food to Finland as it experienced food shortages. The Finnish American Club was started in town as a nonprofit in 1949.

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Check out some of the sights from Feb. 19, and get hungry. The next breakfast is March 12, starting at 8 a.m. at club headquarters (6016 Delaware Avenue.)  Proceeds help fund the club's activities.


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