Laskiainen (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈlɑskiɑi̯nen]) is the Finnish celebration of what is known in the English-speaking world as Shrove Tuesday. It is often...

Finnish they are known as laskiaispulla (which refers to the Finnish laskiainen), in Latvian as vēja kūkas, and in Estonian as vastlakukkel. Today, the...

sweet roll called semla or fastlagsbulle. In Finland, the day is called laskiainen and is generally celebrated by eating green pea soup and semla, in Finland...

life. The pancakes and the punsch are a later tradition. In Finland, Laskiainen, a winter festival associated with Shrove Tuesday, is generally celebrated...

(north-east Poland) Laski (surname) All pages with titles containing Laski Laskiainen Lasky Łask Łask County, called powiat łaski in Polish Lasker (disambiguation)...

heart. This is the last day before Lent when non-lenten food is eaten. Laskiainen Three Sundays of Commemoration "Shrovetide". Evangelical Lutheran Church...

Fastlagen, the Icelandic is Sprengidagur, and in Finland they celebrate Laskiainen. In Estonia it is celebrated as Vastlapäev. In Iceland, Ísafjörður is...

Dutch) Feast of the Holy Winding Sheet of Christ Fettisdagen (Sweden) Laskiainen (Finland, Finnish-Americans) Mardi Gras National Pancake Day (Netherlands)...

example bakery products for festive occasions such as Christmas pastries or laskiainen buns. Power animals in the strip include: Säihkyturpa ("sparkling snout")...

and Palo is a surname and a place name. Palo is notable for its annual Laskiainen celebration, one of the largest and longest-running Finnish-American festivals...

be found from a Helsingin Sanomat article about the teekkari students' laskiainen parade in 1907. Tommi Syrjänen, who has studied the matter, believes the...

following year, Kalevala Day coincided with Shrove Tuesday (Finnish: Laskiainen), and only a few dozen people attended the celebrations at Lönnrot's statue...