Mar 16 • 17:48 UTC 🇳🇴 Norway Aftenposten

Norway won silver in Bocuse d'Or Europe - qualified for the World Championship

Norway secured second place in the unofficial European culinary championship, Bocuse d'Or Europe, qualifying for the Grand Final in Lyon 2027.

Norway achieved a remarkable second place in the Bocuse d'Or Europe, an unofficial European culinary contest, showcasing the country's strong culinary talent. Team leader Mesterkokken Christian André Pettersen led his team, which included commis Hanna Korvald, coach Filip August Bendi, and team leader Ørjan Johannessen, to this notable achievement. This success not only highlights their teamwork but also reflects Norway’s growing reputation in the culinary arts on an international stage.

The competition featured ten of the best culinary teams from across Europe, and Finland's renowned chef served as the competition's judge, overseeing the challenging tasks presented to the teams. With this impressive finish, Norway has now qualified for the prestigious Bocuse d'Or Grand Final, set to take place in Lyon in 2027, positioning them among the elite in the global culinary scene.

Qualifying for the Grand Final is a significant achievement for the Norwegian culinary team, as it places them in the running for one of the most esteemed accolades in the culinary world. Their journey to this point reflects a commitment to excellence and innovation in gastronomy, raising expectations for what they can accomplish on the world stage in 2027.

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