appetizer [ap-i-tahy-zer]  

S.O.S. (appetizer)
S.O.S. is a traditional Swedish appetizer. It stands for "smör, ost och sill", which describes its main ingredients: butter, cheese and herring. It is usually eaten with schnapps.

S.O.S. can be seen as a simpler variant of the original Smorgasbord.

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