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As far as possible we have tried to base the recipes on this site with ingredients readily available in local supermarkets or in local health food stores. Nonetheless, some really good recipes rely on typically Swedish ingredients, which most supermarkets don't stock. Examples of such ingredients include hjortronsylt (cloudberry jam), rårörda lingon (uncooked sweetened lingonberries) and Västerbottensost (a type of cheese), but there are many more. It really is worth the effort to order these items online, so that you can cook something a little more unusual and, possibly, more authentically Swedish.

Worldwide supplier

Butik Hemlängtan ship Swedish products all over the world. Butik Hemlängtan pride themselves in:

• Quick order handling
• Low shipping costs
• Quick email answers
• Stocking a wide range of goods

Why not check out their online store now? More…

Local farmers markets

Please try and support local farmers markets. Most have very fresh products. If you live near London we particularly recommend Borough market, which our own Anna Bonde-Mosesson helped to establish.

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