by Isabelle Fredborg | Dec 5, 2019
Glögg, the Swedish mulled wine, isn’t something to toy with. It is the 13th of December, the day of Lucia, in 1957. The cream of the crop of the pharmacological institution has gathered to celebrate the Nobel prize winner and pharmacology professor Daniel Bovet....
by Isabelle Fredborg | Dec 2, 2019
Are Swedish meatballs actually Turkish? After the official social media accounts of Sweden carelessly declared that Swedish meatballs really are Turkish, I wondered about the “facts” to which they referred. The claim isn’t absurd. Did meatballs came to Sweden with the...
by Isabelle Fredborg | Dec 1, 2019
Do you need an excuse to need another Swedish gingerbread cookie? Then, let’s turn to Sundhetzens speghel from 1642 and use some nice, simple “marketing logic”. As you know, gingerbread cookies or pepparkakor generally contain ingredients such as...
by Isabelle Fredborg | Oct 17, 2019
Vegetarian Swedish meatballs—vegetariska köttbullar Whenever these vegetarian Swedish meatballs come out, even the most dedicated meat-eaters seem to become addicted. At home, they are a must-have at the smörgåsbord at Christmas. Vegetarian Swedish meatballs—a new...