Swedish food and drink
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- Fika, meatballs and Kalles kaviar: Which Swedish foods habits have you adopted?
- TELL US: What Swedish food habits have you adopted as your own?
- Calf dance and boiled bread: The Swedish foods with EU protection
- Skål! A guide to glögg, Sweden's favourite Christmas drink
- In pictures: Sweden's contest for the year's best gingerbread house
- 'Grim reading': New report shows Nordic countries eating worse and moving less
- Ketchup chips, pickles and chutney: What readers miss since moving to Sweden
- TELL US: What do you miss most from home, and how do you get it in Sweden?
- How and where Americans in Sweden can celebrate Thanksgiving
- All (or almost all) of the ways you can eat herring in Sweden
- Swedish Fika Calendar: The cake named after a king who died centuries ago
- Gorbys, Kalles and Billys: The faces behind Sweden’s favourite brand names
- Not just a sweet treat: 5 surprising facts about Swedish candy
- OPINION: Are tips in Sweden becoming the norm?
- Five great restaurants in Malmö for a fancy dinner date
- Ten easy-access cafés and libraries to study or work from in Stockholm
- Swedish foodie secrets: How to find Sweden's best semla
- How to make a julbord if you live outside Sweden
- Christmas in Sweden 2025: The best julbord in the Stockholm area
- Christmas in Sweden 2025: The 10 best julbord in the Malmö area