Swedish food and drink

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• Swedish food prices: Coffee 47 percent more expensive – but vegetables cheaper
• Tell us: Where's the best place to eat at Arlanda Airport?
• 'This is really good': Swedish food prices barely rose in May
• Swedish Fika Calendar: Why is one of Sweden's most loved cakes named after Budapest?
• Travellers from Europe banned from taking meat and dairy products into UK
• Why some outdoor bars in Sweden can no longer serve alcohol
• What's the history behind Sweden's regional coffee varieties?
• Five things you can grow on your balcony in Sweden
• Swedish Fika Calendar: What do waffles have to do with the Virgin Mary?
• Swedish Fika Calendar: Why Swedes eat cake on the first Thursday of March
• Swedish Fika Calendar: Semla, the scrumptious treat that slayed a king
• Sign up for The Local's Swedish Fika Calendar
• What Sweden's new alcohol law means for buyers and producers
• Why I still don't understand the hype about Sweden's semlor
• The three tasty treats that make spring in Sweden a forager's dream
• Why do Swedes care so much about butter knives?
• Swedish word of the day: fettisdagen
• Swedish word of the day: mums
• Why do Swedes eat pickled herring at every single special occasion?
• Swedish word of the day: semla