People Magazine interviewed model Chrissy Teigen recently about her latest ad for Ugg boots which was shot on top of an Icelandic glacier.
About the experience, Chrissy said: “We shot this particular scene on the top of a giant glacier. I asked the man who drove us up the glacier in a Sno-Cat, as I peered over the edge, ‘How far is too far?’ He told me, ‘When you fall, take one step back!’
The model, a self described foodie, also discussed the Icelandic cuisine and gave the humble hot dog a honrable mention.
“It’s no secret that I love food! I am a total foodie! I fell in love with Iceland’s cuisine, especially their Icelandic hot dogs. Before I left for my trip, everyone kept telling me that I ‘had to try the hot dogs, don’t forget the hot dogs, Iceland has amazing hot dogs … and they did! That and the seafood soups. I had a soup there, cooked directly on the lava rocks of an Icelandic beach, that I will never ever forget about. I can still taste it and every soup I have now has been cursed with being compared to it,” she said.
Former president Bill Clinton is among other famous individuals who have had a ‘pylsa’.
Fact time! Iceland is cold @lisamariebenson @imgmodels
A photo posted by @chrissyteigen on
Aug 8, 2014 at 9:25am PDT
The model found the Icelandic climate a bit cold.
A photo posted by @chrissyteigen on
Aug 8, 2014 at 4:06pm PDT
Icelandic chef Völli Snær cooks seafood soup for the model.
People Magazine interviewed model Chrissy Teigen recently about her latest ad for Ugg boots which was shot on top of an Icelandic glacier.
About the experience, Chrissy said: “We shot this particular scene on the top of a giant glacier. I asked the man who drove us up the glacier in a Sno-Cat, as I peered over the edge, ‘How far is too far?’ He told me, ‘When you fall, take one step back!’
The model, a self described foodie, also discussed the Icelandic cuisine and gave the humble hot dog a honrable mention.
“It’s no secret that I love food! I am a total foodie! I fell in love with Iceland’s cuisine, especially their Icelandic hot dogs. Before I left for my trip, everyone kept telling me that I ‘had to try the hot dogs, don’t forget the hot dogs, Iceland has amazing hot dogs … and they did! That and the seafood soups. I had a soup there, cooked directly on the lava rocks of an Icelandic beach, that I will never ever forget about. I can still taste it and every soup I have now has been cursed with being compared to it,” she said.
Former president Bill Clinton is among other famous individuals who have had a ‘pylsa’.
Fact time! Iceland is cold @lisamariebenson @imgmodels
A photo posted by @chrissyteigen on
Aug 8, 2014 at 9:25am PDT
The model found the Icelandic climate a bit cold.
A photo posted by @chrissyteigen on
Aug 8, 2014 at 4:06pm PDT
Icelandic chef Völli Snær cooks seafood soup for the model.
