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Anna's Day is celebrated in Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
Anna's Day is celebrated by people in Finland, Sweden, and Norway.
The exact date when Anna's Day first started is unknown.
Nobody knows by whom Anna's Day was first started.
It took many days to prepare for Christmas in the days of the traditional peasant community in Sweden. This soaking process normally starts on December 9 for the fish to be eaten at the right consistency on Christmas Eve. As a result, December 9 is celebrated as Lutefisk Day. Because Anna is a prominent name in Sweden, this day is also known as Anna's Day.
There are no specific traditions related to this day.
One can celebrate this day by searching for lutefisk plans on the web and figuring out how to make them, or by going to a lutefisk supper.
The soaking system normally starts on December 9 so that the fish would be the ideal consistency hence Lutefisk Day.
On December 9, Lutefisk Day reminds occupants in Norway, Finland, and Sweden to start preparing for Christmas Eve supper.
The day is additionally alluded to as Anna's Day.
It is marked to honor the delicacy lutefisk.
The origin of Anna's Day is still unclear.
Individuals begin setting up the lutefisk for the Christmas Eve supper in Sweden and a few areas of Finland.
Anna's Day is celebrated in Sweden, Finland, and Norway.
The founder of Anna's Day is unknown.
| Date | Day |
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| December 09, 2020 | Wednesday |
| December 09, 2021 | Thursday |
| December 09, 2022 | Friday |
| December 09, 2023 | Saturday |
| December 09, 2024 | Monday |
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