I recognized the zone instantly , it's near the Johannelund metro station.I've just been to Stockholm last week and it was amazing .Definitely worth it!
I do too, it's so satisfying to watch for some reason. What kind of budgeting tips do you have in mind? Budget tips when it comes to groceries? Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week!
Thank you! I am often a bit jelaous of all the fun things people in the US and Canada by in their hauls, I think it is super interesting to watch hauls!
Is the cheese you mentioned similar to quark cheese? When I lived in Israel they had a soft cheese (called simply 'white cheese') that was similar to sour cream in texture but more of a cheese. I used it a lot in cooking and baking. It is unfortunately hard to find in the states.
It's called creme fraiche and I would put it somewhere between sour cream, natural yoghurt and cream cheese. It doesn't seem like the exact same type of product exist in the US for example, at least not as far as I know. I love using it in food like bolognese or as a lighter choice instead of cream (at least in food).
I recognized the zone instantly , it's near the Johannelund metro station.I've just been to Stockholm last week and it was amazing .Definitely worth it!
i love watching grocery videos/hauls!! i would love to see a video on budgeting tips (:
I do too, it's so satisfying to watch for some reason. What kind of budgeting tips do you have in mind? Budget tips when it comes to groceries? Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week!
Great haul! It's so interesting to see the grocery items you purchase in Sweden! :)
Thank you! I am often a bit jelaous of all the fun things people in the US and Canada by in their hauls, I think it is super interesting to watch hauls!
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I love grocery hauls!! Love yours
Thank you, I am so happy to hear that ❤
Is the cheese you mentioned similar to quark cheese? When I lived in Israel they had a soft cheese (called simply 'white cheese') that was similar to sour cream in texture but more of a cheese. I used it a lot in cooking and baking. It is unfortunately hard to find in the states.
It's called creme fraiche and I would put it somewhere between sour cream, natural yoghurt and cream cheese. It doesn't seem like the exact same type of product exist in the US for example, at least not as far as I know. I love using it in food like bolognese or as a lighter choice instead of cream (at least in food).
It’s called ‘organic’. Not ecological
Coop is not cheap
Aa
any apps you can recommended because I'm from the UK and I'm thinking I either need to learn Swedish or find a decent translator app lmfao
I wish I did have something to recommend but I can't think of any, in Sweden we have one that is called Lingo, don't know if it is international?
Eko = organic på engelska :)