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It's come to this: Sweden finally admits country's signature dish culturally appropriated from Turkey

It appears the signature dish of Sweden — the Swedish meatball — is actually based on a recipe from Turkey. Or, at least that’s what the official Twitter account of Sweden has to say about it:

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You mean this documentary isn’t accurate?

Anyway, it’s about time Sweden came clean on this:

But how will Swedes take the news? Not well, it seems:

Now, what will Ikea do about it?

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Exit question: Where did Turkey culturally appropriate its meatball recipe from?

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