While learning about Norway I was quite taken by its fjords. A Norwegian fjord is a U-shaped undersea valley that is surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery. In these fjords there are salmon, some say the best salmon, and some pretty big ones too. The largest recorded salmon caught in Norway’s waters was 79.12 pounds!
 
If this is not enough to wow you, I learned that some of this dramatic mountain scenery holds orchards of fruit trees, one in particular being apple trees. I read that when you stand near one of these fjords at a particular time of year, you would expect to smell the brackish waters, when instead you smell the sweet scent of an apple
orchard. One website even calls it
“the fruit basket of Norway”.
 
I can’t make a soap as dramatic as fjords rich in
salmon with mountains full of apple orchards. Rather,
I went with a simple bar that I hope encompasses the
splendid glory of Norway in a humble representation.
This bar is made with salmon oil, which leaves the
most beautiful pink colorations and is scented with
sweet apples.