Swedish Breakfast
Unique Facts about Swedes' Breakfast Culture
Let's start from clearing up the myths. Despite the crazy popularity of the Swedish meatballs (hello, Ikea!) and Swedish pancakes around the world, they are not eaten for breakfast.
Most Swedes generally like to eat the same type of breakfast every day. It should be mentioned that Swedes eat their breakfast at home; going out for the first meal of the day is an unusual thing.
The average Swedish breakfast consists of two slices of bread with butter and cheese, a boiled egg, and a cup of drip coffee, with yogurt / sour milk.
According to a 2019 poll by YouGov, the top 5 most popular breakfast among Swedes are:
1. Sandwich (55%)
2. Filmjölk (Buttermilk) or Yoghurt (34%)
3. Eggs (30%)
4. Oatmeal (27%)
5. Cereal (25%)
Here's how to make sandwich the Swedes' way:
Open-faced sandwiches (smörgås)
Ingredients:
1. Bread
2. Butter or margarine
3. Cheese
4. Egg
5. Veggies - Cucumber, Bell Pepper, Tomato
6. Roe Spread (Kaviar)
Steps:
1. Boiled your eggs. It can be soft, medium, or hard
2. While waiting for the eggs, slice the bread loaf. Usually, Swedes likes a thin slice of bread
3. Place two slices of bread on top of a plate
4. Spread butter or margarine on top of it
5. Add the toppings. You can start with cheese, and then the boiled egg and simple veggies
6. Top it all with roe spread (kaviar). The fish paste may not suit everybody's palate, but a lot of Swedes love it
7. Ta~da, your smörgås ready to be eaten!
https://youtu.be/0ydjIgNCAgg?feature=shared
A video of how to make smörgås👆🏻

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