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SæhrÃmnir is a magical animal from Norse mythology. Commonly thought to be a boar (though this is disputed), it is killed and eaten every night by the Æsir and the einherjar, only to be reborn the next day.
SæhrÃmnir's nature is a source of academic debate. Some say that its name most accurately translates as "sooty sea-beast," indicating that it is actually a kind of fish.
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Happy ThorsDay - AndhrimnirÂ
Well here we are another Thor’s Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic) mythological characters.  This week it’s Andhrimnir the Cook, the Eagle, the One Exposed to Soot. Dwarf  Dwarf (dwergaz ‘small spirit’ , or ‘from great pressure’ Dverg / Dvergr / Dvergar / Dvergen / Dvarg / Dwarven). Â
He’s the cook of Valhalla cooks the Boar/Beast Saehrimnir in the magic cauldron Eldrimnir of fire and soot. I really hope Boar/Beast isn’t the only thing on the menu until Ragnarok.
Spoilers for The Sword of Summer, chapter 13: doesn’t tofu coming from an animal kinda defeat the purpose. I’m not a vegetarian or vegan, so maybe I’m wrong, and Saehrimnir does come back to life every day. If that’s the only problem, though, then anyone vegetarian, vegan, or whatever could eat any part. Am I overthinking this? Definitely, but I can’t stop questioning it. Not the first time with this book, but this is the example I’m going with.
Saehrimnir
A boar whose flesh furnishes food for the banquets of Valhalla. Every day it is served up at the table, and every day it is entirely renewed again.
A Dictionary of the Noted Names in Fiction by William A. Wheeler, 1865.
