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Saffron buns for Christmas

Image Credits: Maskot/Folio/imagebank.sweden Saffron buns, known in Sweden as Lucia buns or Lussekatter, are a cherished seasonal treat enjoyed throughout

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Semla

Image Credits: Emmie Bolmstedt/imagebank.sweden.se A Swedish semla, also known as the Fat Tuesday bun, is a soft wheat pastry filled

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The Edible Country

Image Credits: August Dellert/imagebank.sweden.se The Edible Country is a unique Swedish concept that transforms the entire nation into an open

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Native Sami traditional food

Image Credits: Lieselotte van der Meijs/imagebank.sweden.se The Sami people, Sweden’s indigenous population, have a long tradition of living off the

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Crayfish party

Image Credits: Carolina Romare/imagebank.sweden.se The crayfish party is a lively Swedish celebration that brings friends together to eat, drink and

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Forest delicacy

Image Credits: Ulf Lundin/Imagebank.sweden.se In Sweden, spring and summer are seasons for embracing the outdoors, and this extends to enjoying

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Kalix löjrom toast

Image Credits: Magnus Skoglöf/imagebank.sweden.se Kalix löjrom, the roe of vendace, is a highly prized delicacy from northern Sweden. It became

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Fermented herring

Image Credits: Lola Akinmade Åkerström/imagebank.sweden.se Sour herring is a traditional northern Swedish delicacy made from fermented Baltic Sea herring, with

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Chanterelle mushrooms

Image Credits: Helena Wahlman/imagebank.sweden.se Chanterelles are among the most popular and sought-after mushrooms to forage in Sweden. Known for their

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Cloudberries

Image Credits: Sara de Basly/imagebank.sweden.se Cloudberries are rare, amber-colored berries that grow wild in northern Sweden and are treasured for

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