Disclaimer

Last updated: August 18, 2026

This page says plainly what the content of texyla.com is for, so there is never a misunderstanding about it.

Recipes are information, not advice

Everything published on Texyla, recipes, ingredient notes, cooking descriptions and commentary on traditional fats, is editorial and informational content about Finnish cooking. It reflects culinary tradition and our own kitchen experience. It is not, and is never intended to be, nutritional advice, dietary guidance or medical counsel of any kind.

Talk to a professional about your diet

How any ingredient fits into your personal diet depends on your health, your history and your circumstances, none of which we can know. Decisions about what you should or should not eat, especially if you have a medical condition, an allergy, an intolerance, or are pregnant or nursing, belong in a conversation with a qualified physician, dietitian or other health professional, not on a recipe page.

Cooking involves real risks

Our recipes involve hot ovens, hot fat, sharp knives, raw fish and raw meat. When you cook from this site you do so at your own risk and under your own judgment. Handle raw ingredients hygienically, cook proteins through, verify temperatures with your own equipment and supervise children in the kitchen. Ingredient names can also hide allergens; always check the actual products you buy.

Traditional does not mean prescriptive

Texyla documents how Finnish dishes were and are traditionally made, including their use of butter and other animal fats. Describing a tradition is not a recommendation that any particular person adopt it. We make no claims about health outcomes of any ingredient, dish or way of eating.

Accuracy

We test and proofread carefully, yet errors can survive both. Measurements, times and temperatures are offered in good faith without warranty of any kind. If you find a mistake, we would honestly like to hear about it.

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Links that leave texyla.com lead to destinations we do not operate. Their content, accuracy and policies are their own responsibility.