Must-Try Swedish Food Recommendations That Are Guaranteed To Be Very Addictive

Our country is famous for its culinary wealth. No one doubts this fact. You can find all kinds of menus that are ready to shake your tongue in every city. Starting from Rendang whose deliciousness has been recognized worldwide, Gado-Gado which is known as the salad of Indonesia, Nasi Goreng which is always a mainstay when you are confused about what to eat, a variety of refreshing soups to various snacks with typical Indonesian flavors.

The deliciousness of Indonesian cuisine is second to none. But the traditional menus of other countries are no less delicious.

One of them is typical Scandinavian food which has only been introduced in the last few years in conjunction with the opening of a Swedish home furnishing retailer branch in Alam Sutera, Jakarta, in 2014.

Although Swedish food is still foreign to the tongue of the Indonesian people, it turns out that many people like it, you know.

The following are recommendations for typical Swedish food that you must taste if you stop by a household furniture retailer from Sweden that can be found in several big cities in Indonesia:

Swedish Meatballs

Well, don't get me wrong, even though the name is Swedish Meatballs, actually this food comes from Turkey, you know, GenKs. But the menu that you can find at this Swedish home furnishings retailer was developed by Alexander Magnusson.

Served with mashed potato, cream sauce, broccoli and lingonberry sauce, Swedish Meatballs offers a strong and very authentic taste combined with a rich texture on the tongue of Indonesians.

Meatless Plant Balls

This plant-based version of the Swedish Meatballs menu is perfect for vegetarians, guys. Made from soy protein served with mashed potato, broccoli, traditional cream sauce and lingonberry sauce, it really tastes like real meatballs made from meat. Even the texture is no different.

Very far with meatballs made from vegetables, you will get the same taste as real Swedish Meatballs.

Classic Swedish Hot Dog atau Tunbrödsrulle

This is a Swedish food menu that you can choose if you are lazy to eat heavy food. This Viking Country Hot Dog or Sausage Bun is no less appetizing and enough to fill the stomach before big meals.

Made from long buns filled with chicken sausage and served with additional sauce, the price also doesn't dry out the pocket, really. You can enjoy a piece of Classic Swedish Hot Dog by spending as little as IDR 10 thousand.

Plant-Based Matcha Ice Cream

Want something fresh? There is soft ice cream made from soy milk. The combination of savory and creamy soy milk with unique matcha, makes Plant-Based Matcha Ice Cream really addicting. Guaranteed less if you only buy one portion.

The price is quite affordable for the size of a healthy food menu. For only IDR 6 thousand, you can enjoy a cup of Swedish matcha ice cream made from soy milk.

Not only Swedish food that is ready to be enjoyed. Now you can also buy a variety of frozen snacks or Swedish snacks, you know. Starting from Huvudroll or vegetable balls, Pannkakor or pancakes, Kafferep biscuits with various fillings, PÅTÅR or organic Arabica coffee beans, Syltlingon or organic lingonberry jam to various kinds of Choklad or Swedish chocolate which are famous for being very delicious.

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