10 Things I Learned AND LOVED since moving to Sweden
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2021
- This is just a silly video! 😘
I love Sweden so much, so I decided to make a redemption video talking about 10 things I learned AND LOVED since moving here. There are many cultural differences between the USA and Sweden, so this video is dedicated to 10 things that I experienced for the first time in Sweden and really appreciated.
I understand that not everything in this list is exclusive to Sweden (such as the taxes being in the prices), but Sweden is where I experienced these differences firsthand, and therefore, I associate these experiences with Swedish culture.
I hope you enjoy this list!
1. Bank ID - an electronic verification system
2. Cheap, delicious coffee! Thank goodness, since I love Fika.
3. Taxes are in the prices
4. Filing taxes. Yes, it's true! Filing taxes in Sweden is so easy, especially using BankID ;)
5. Cool stuff: swedish dish cloths, chip clips, plastic bread clips, laundry room dryer, etc
6. Outdoor gyms. They're free and people actually use them!
7. Queues
8. Stroller ramps on staircases, also used for wheel chairs.
9. Berry picking! Blueberries, blackberries, lingonberries... The bärplockare made it easy to pick berries. Raspberries had maggots and weren't as fun to pick...
10. Fredagsmys! Instead of going out and partying, you stay inside and cozy up with family and friends.
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På svenska
Det här är bara en fånig video! 😘
Jag älskar Sverige så mycket, så jag bestämde mig för att göra en inlösenvideo som handlar om 10 saker jag lärde mig och ÄLSKADE sedan jag flyttade hit. Det finns många kulturella skillnader mellan USA och Sverige, så den här videon ägnas åt tio saker som jag upplevde för första gången i Sverige och verkligen uppskattade.
Jag förstår att inte allt i den här listan är exklusivt för Sverige (till exempel att skatterna är i priserna), men Sverige är där jag upplevde dessa skillnader på egen hand, och därför associerar jag dessa erfarenheter med svensk kultur.
Jag hoppas att du gillar den här listan!
1. Bank-ID - ett elektroniskt verifieringssystem
2. Billigt, gott kaffe! Tack och lov, eftersom jag älskar Fika.
3. Skatter är i priserna
4. Registrera skatter. Ja det är sant! Att skicka in skatter i Sverige är så enkelt, särskilt med BankID;)
5. Häftiga saker: svenska disktrasor, flisklämmor, brödklämmor i plast, tvättstuga, etc.
6. Utomhus gym. De är gratis och människor använder dem faktiskt!
7. Köer
8. Barnvagnramper på trappor, används även för rullstolar.
9. Bärplockning! Blåbär, björnbär, lingon ... Bärplockaren gjorde det enkelt att plocka bär. Hallon hade maskar och var inte lika kul att plocka ...
10. Fredagsmys! Istället för att gå ut och festa stannar du inne och trivs med familj och vänner. 
Развлечения
One day you will understand the true power of shoehorns and when that day comes you cannot live without them.
I love them. The long ones so i don't have to bend over and I should be the metall ones :)
@@magnus1liljeqvist yeah agree, went to ikea just to get one 😂
Maybe even join the local Church of the Holy Shoehorn ...
I have 3 of them, you never know...
YES. I am waiting for it, the shoehorn will win in the end. That is the nature of a shoehorn.
”No queue. Should I still take a queue tag?” Might be the truest meme about Sweden I’ve seen so far.
yes, you should lol
the answer is always yes. WE MUST HAVE ORDER!
How can that even be a question? Without it, how'd you know when to approach the POS or government official?! 😏
@@NirreFirre ditch the "pos" as they are not all government officials
YES you MUST take tag, what if someone else comes in, you gonna run up and push before them? or let them get before you?? CHAOS no, order yes.
You're slowly turning into a true Swede. Feel the power of "lingonsylt" and "lagom" flow through your veins. One of us, one of us!
Lagom som det ska vara. XD
@@sorra300- lagom är bäst! XD
Glöm inte fika
@@swedishbloke Åh ja, skynda lagom min vän, fikan kommer sen.
Hur översätter man skynda lagom? "Hurry but at a reasonable pace" känns som en oxymoron.
@@michaelmay5453 tror det är så du översätter det, det låter som oxymoron även på sevnska ;P
I’m a Swede but I live in England now and you have no idea how much I miss Bank-Id and swish!! Swish is so easy and I dont understand why they don’t have it here!
HAR DEM INTE SWISH?! Hur kan dem leva?!
Nej, DE har inte swish. Jag vet inte hur de överlever ärligt talat 😂😂
What do they use instead of something like bank-id?
I Tyskland har dem inte heller Swish eller Bank-Id 🙈
Livet är svårare här när det gäller sånt än hemma i Sverige 🥺
Completely agree, in the UK mostly used is PayPal for quick transactions, or bank transfers directly via the banking app. Swish is LEGENDARY!
Most swedish cities have good tap water, it's the foundation for nice coffie.
So true. And it needs to be Cooooold as well
best tap water I've ever had. cold, high pressure and delicious
By swedish standards, yes most cities have good tap water.
By global standard *every* Swedish city has *exceptional* tap water.
@@F1rstWorldNomaD Its when you have been travelling in other countries you appreciate our clean tap water! No worries about being sick..
@@marialundqvist9444 yea, I was marooned in the Philippines for a year, clean tap water was not lost on me once I got back home.
You know you've truly embraced Sweden and Swedishness when there's a Moccamaster in the kitchen
Moccamaster is a masterpiece
They are popular in the Netherlands too! Here they were marketed by the dutch coffee brand, Douwe Egberts. I always thought that it was their own design, I think most people in the Netherlands do. You could save up for a machine with the coupon included on every packet of coffee, but I think you need to save for about 20 years worth of coffee to get the machine even for half price:)
I wonder how popular the machine is today though, the public is nowadays more into low price & useless features than good quality and longevity.
@@CreRay I work in a swedish electronics store. And we sell loads of Moccamasters every week. Still the best coffemaker you can get in my opinion.
@@stefanalbertsson5044 Jag är glad att höra att svenskarna uppskattar bra kvalitet. Visste du att Moccamaster tillverkas av det holländska företaget Technivorm?
Hell yeah. I bought my mocca master in 2005. Still going strong. ❤️
The best thing about shoehorns is that they also protect the back of the shoe when putting it on. They maintain the shape of the shoe which makes them last longer 🙂
You just dont know you like shoehorns yet. But one day you'll find yourself at a place without one and think "why isnt there a shoehorn here?!"
Hahaha använder aldrig skohorn, gillar inte dem alls
@@amaltheakarlsson6908 Vad ogillar du? Det är ju ingen grej man blir tvingad att använda.
Shoehorns are handy with especially sturdy outdoor shoes, which are more common in colder climates, they are provided as a curtsey. It goes along with removing shoes inside. Which is mostly related to the dirty conditions of walking outside in the winter.
Also saves the shoe from wear, less waste.
@@esidhe nej men för mig gör de ingen nytta men det är väl bra att de gör andras vardag enklare
You should not have to apologize because a couple few misunderstood your statements. Some people are just sad and like to hear what they want in order to confirm their negative world view. Keep it up! Much love from south of Sweden.
Also there will always be someone complaining. You can't please everyone.
Some people interpret things negatively no matter what. As you say, she shouldn't mind them. It might be hard to completely ignore them, but giving them more attention isn't necessary.
Thank you for the encouragement! :)
Being positive all the time is toxic. Also thanks to them she made this.
+1 on that one! Focus on the positive!
Regarding filing taxes:
some 20 years or so ago, Skatteverket (the Swedish tax office) decided to try an approach they had not had previously. They tried making it easy to fill out the forms! In those days everything was on paper, and they made it easy to fill out the forms, even for the more advanced things like profits from the stock market and selling real estate. And lo and behold: people did "the right thing", and actually _payed_ taxes! Since then filling in the forms, whether they are on paper on electronic, has been easy, with a lot of the numbers already filled in. If everything the tax office has been told by your employer and bank is correct, all you have to do is sign the paper (or electronic form) and send it in.
The only thing better is Norway: if you're not making any changes, you don't have to do anything at all.
@@galfisk same in denmark, makes it so easy ^^
Untill you start a company or start trading stocks or cryptocurrency or what not :(
I really dont think its that bad if you start a company
Of cause you have to colect all the numbers your self, but if you file it running, you can pretty much transfer it.
Bara kul om du dissar oss lite, vi tar oss själva på för mycket allvar!
Sa ingen svensk någonsin xD
Vi kallas inte för "Landet lagom" för inget!
Wtf!
Vad menar du med det?!?
(ironi)
(håller med dig!)
Satt och funderade på vad jag skulle skriva för kommentar. Det Megan säger kändes helt rätt, men det var någonting som skavde i.o.m. att det tydligen varit många negativa kommentarer. Du satte alltihop i EN enda mening, tack Bengt!
Måste säga att det något av det mest bedrövliga med oss svenskar är att så många av oss blir så totalt "butthurt" så snart någon yppar minsta negativa om Sverige.
That ”filing taxes” part.. Im so happy to be swedish 😂
And despite the extremely simplified process, I still have the anxiety to do the "filing taxes" thing ;-) Lucky me that I do not live in the United States of America...
Same in Norway. Easy! Here in the US, such a pain in the buttockshole.
For the longest time I had no idea what Americans were talking about when they said things like "school should teach us how to do taxes!" and I was just like "what do you mean.... 'do' taxes...??"
The process is excelent... the amount.... not so much.
Ironicaly, the new improved system was introduced as a cost savimg messure
US taxes are a nightmare!
Funny thing about the coffee in sweden is that your favorite brand might not taste the same in different regions of sweden all because of different minerals in the water depending on the region ;)
This! Ppl don't understand the taste of water and the effect it makes on food .
Me and my family are recent expats from the US to Stockholm. Videos like this are really great for me to see because moving to a new country is such a weird thing. Thank you for that. Also, your editing is great. Keep it up!
Expats? Or immigrants? 🤭
@@annicaesplund6613 Depends on if they are there to work without the plan to stay or if they come there to stay and maybe work.
Like you don't call yourself a immigrant if you go and work in Norway during the summer and go back to Sweden afterwards.
@@FrancoUnAmericano Big difference between a summer and 10+ years tho
Only a true troll will try to make your vlogs about "hating" Sweden! As a swede, I truly feel you love most things here. Great vlogs, thank you!
Raspberry-maggots are harmless and taste like raspberries too. ☺️ You can make them leave the berries by storing them in your fridge with plastic wrap on the bowl over night. The day after you can pour out the berries on a tray and pick them away.
My late sister Nancy lived in Sweden for 6 years and remembering her is why I am here! I only visited in summer and would love to visit in December during the Christmas season! My dream trip to Sweden would be to spend time again in Stockholm, explore the big lakes, then go down the western coast and then up the eastern coast back to Stockholm! This was a wonderful video, thank you!!!!
Your videos are always an interesting view on Swedish society from an outside perspective. I think it could do everyone some good to get an outside opinion on one’s own society.
This is so interesting. For me, as a Swede, everything you bring up is just my every day life and I’ve never really reflected on it. Hilarious! Love it! 😅
Is your main language Swedish?
@@thisismylife6927 yes, why?
I like your style! It's fun and not bland. Keep doing your mini rants on things like glorious shoehorns. I can clearly tell it's coming from a place of love for the place that you now live. Let's not take thing too serious people. Also your editing skills are legit!
It's so nice to hear your positive attitude and you make us swedes understanding the good things about our country better, because most of us hasn't experienced how it's working in many other countries.
I can't fathom how those commenters thought that was the message you tried to get across. I hope you don't change your style of videos. I like when you poke fun at us swedes. I mean, you're wrong, but I still like it ;)
Jag älskar Sverige och svenska! Im learning swedish right now as my fourth language. Greetings from Romania!😁
I would recommend you to learn Arabic instead, because Arabic is the future in Sweden.
Adrian, don't bother with this dipsh*t. He's delusional.
My grandfather had a saying: "Raspberry maggots just taste like raspberries!"
Thats true, until one survives and you feel butterflies but not in your tummy, but somewhere else.
Or: ”yay, free protein!”
@@patrikvonkohler8739 Well, not butterflies actually, the maggots in raspberries grow up to be beetles
Skriver på svenska här. Du förstår hoppas jag. Du ska inte be om ursäkt för din tidigare video. Bara kul att höra om vad en person från annat land tänker om oss svenskar. Det får mig att skratta åt oss själva. Det är så nyttigt att göra det. Hittade dina videos nyligen. Så härligt att se och höra dig ta Sverige till ditt hjärta.
“They have great coffee here!”
*Me smiling and being proud, while sipping on my morning coffee*
På eftermiddagen? :)
@@dystopicat första koppen för mig är alltid ”morgon kaffet” ;)
Talked to my wife who's in Chicago right now. She was a bit desperate as the American coffee was ... American coffee and American cream is much like Swedish full (3%) milk.
@@125ccGasGas this one gets it!!!!!
Kaffe är så jävla äckligt.
Outdoor gyms = playgrounds for adults. Because, yes, even adults deserve a playground in the park.
Beacause we are not allowed into the "leklands". :-)
I moved here from the UK in the late 90s and it’s easy to take some of the things in this video for granted. So, thanks for a fun video and great to be reminded of just how fortunate we are to live in this country.
I live in Sweden since 4 months, originally I'm from Poland and thanks to you your video I've just realized we have all those things in Poland and it is super natural for us. Come to Poland guys! :)
These videos are getting funnier and funnier! I think my favorite part of these is that you are just your true self on camera, same humor and personality as in person!
Aww thanks, Michelle!! That means a lot! 😁
Coffee. That brings up a story my colleague told when he was flying with AA on a trip from the UK to somewhere in the US, back in the late nineties. He had a brit next to him when they were offered tea by the flight attendant. "Tea? You americans don't know anything about tea. But maybe some coffee?". So she apparently poured him some decaf, which is unheard of in Europe. He took a sip of it, threw his head back and shouted "BARBARIANS!".
And decaf. It's like drinking alcohol free vodka. Like, seriously: What's the point?
In Sweden the point of decaf is to have something to drink after a meal so you dont feel like a social outcast (and some deserts really taste better with coffee, finding good decaf, thats the problem) and still can go to bed without vibrating after the daily minimum 3-5+cups of strong coffee.
I would not want to see Swedish (or even worse Finnish) society try to function without coffey. If we ever become naugthy and start to do bad stuff all the international comunity have to do is to introduce a trade embargo on coffey and we would come crawling to the negotiation table after a few weeks..
@@borjesvensson8661 maybe I'm too far north in Sweden, but nobody drinks decaf where I live. I first stumbled upon the concept through american media. Honestly, what's the point??? Just drink something else if you don't want the caffeine! 😂
@@borjesvensson8661 Aj kan confirm, nobody drinker the decaf. Either they want to get high on caffeine or they dare to say no in Norrland.
@@grawxxor2820 Sa in't att he va vanl'i me kaffesurr bar att he var enda anledningen te å drik blaske. Mesta smak ju rärvrompa men morsan fann en sort som rent va go (men snordyrt va're) å he kun ju var trevli när'n ren frå början är så oroli upp i huvve att man in't kan somne utan å harve genom halva internets baksia men ändå är småsugen på kaffe efter mat'n
/ Ha're gott frå en Västerbottning i diasporan.
I have a collegue who is from the states. When his parents visited Sweden for the first time, they were out of sync sleepwise due to airtravel and woke up really early. So they made themselves breakfast without waking anyone else like 4-5 in the morning. When my collegue woke up his dad had downed his regular big pot of coffee, complementing the good coffee. Needless to say the dad was jumping around like a bunny on speed for the rest of the day, my collegue was afraid his dad would catch a heartattack from caffeinepoisoning. Lesson learned. :)
A tip for the bread sealers. Saving those and reusing those are good but they can also be used another way. If you ever hurt your fingertips or toes badly and you want to keep your fingers or toes away from touching anything because it hurts, just fold one of the sealers into a U shape, place them over your finger or toe (leaving a small gap) and then wrap around your finger/toe with bandage. You have just created a very good anti-touch protection.
Thanks! That's a great idea!
I managed to cut of a bit more than the tip of my toenail the other day so this will really come in handy.
I'm always stunned by the quality of your videos. Funny and with great editing!
Love your vibe, well done! Hope you enjoy your stay
I love and miss sweden
/Norway
Another American in Sweden here! I totally agree !! Sometimes it is difficult to see how ridiculous something is (US taxes) until you experience a different way
Thank you for this video! Very interesting for me as a German! Lot of things are similar to Germany, which I wouldn’t have thought of! Thanks for your insight :)
As a sweede this was really nice watching! Happy you have found your happy place here in Sweden! Hope you are doing ok now during pandemic!!
Keep happy and safee
Excellent video! This about sums up all the small (and great) things that I've experienced in Sweden during my time here. Swedes have a beautiful balance between smart technical solutions and maintaining a closeness to nature and the great outdoors.
This is sooo great😁 I hope you Stay in Sweden forever! We really need you here! ❤️❤️❤️
This made me appreciate Sweden so much more. Loved it!
This is so interesting 😍 Didn’t even know these things doesn’t exist in the states??? Wtf??
My friend lived over ten years in Sweden and every time she came visiting back into Finland she were cursing why this and that aren´t in Sweden. Now when she moved back she curses some things what you have there and we don´t have in Finland. Smal things but when you don´t have it, it pisses you off 😄.
Most of those things are food items even tho 95% of the stuff in markets are the same.
Yes! Such a great list! I love that you included so many things that just make life more convenient, like bankID and taxes. Whenever I’m shopping in the states I’m always nervous about the total. Like why does it have to be that hard?😂
Love how your videos literally gush out (for a lack of a better term) happiness and joy, keep it up giiirl 💖
You even inspired me to appreciate my own country more :D Thank you !! I am so happy you feel at home !! Welcome to the family !
As a Swede I can confirm we got good coffee. I never find equal coffee when travelling abroad.
I am a Swede and I never use shoehorns. But my Afghan/Iranian girlfriend uses them all the time. She gave me a one so that she can use it when she is at my place.
If you don’t have a shoehorn I will either bring one or give you one. I can’t be your guest if I can’t put my shoes back on 😅
My wife to... she is from navesta... I guess that counts as middeln east as well?
Thank you for your reactions it puts me in a good mood...take care 🌿🌸🌻
Love this! Thanks for showing some footage from Örebro, Im from there but haven't been home in forever!
Hi, new subscriber here! I found your channel a few days ago, and just like you I'll also move to Sweden because my loved one lives in Stockholm. Can't wait for more content! - Leonid
Welcome to Sweden! :)
@@erikspanberg5660 Tack så mycket! I can't wait to meet her, and thanks to you I'll be able to accomplish my dream in Sweden
Me a Swedish person watching this video to let my pride for my country inflate to emberassing levels xD
Isnt that - being emberassed about being proud of sweden - the most swedish thing? xD
@@CyanideSun94 well yes you are absolutly right to many swedes are embarassed of being proud of their country but i am not really one of them! Glory to Sweden!!
@@CyanideSun94 Think that is going away except for the left wing idiots !:-) Love my country but hate the government !
Yes
I really like how chill you are.
Such a good and original video, and I've seen quite a few of this kind. Good on ya!
And I see you have the Moccamaster Coffe Maker. That is like the best one.
Blueberry pie, I am drooling over here!
I really appreciate your videos which are made with a lot of charm and put me in a good mood. Thousands thanks.😁
I love that this channel is slowly blowing up!
This video will definitely trend. Swedes are addicted to this type of self bosting videos.
Sweden is a modern, democratic wellfare country
Allemansrätten gillar jag mycket också =) bra video :)
Love wathing your videos. So glad you are here in Sweden. 🇸🇪❤
I’m happy that you enjoy Sweden!! ☺️
You seem like a cool person =) Welcome to Sweden!
It's kinda funny how some people lost it thinking you don't like queues. 😂
Brilliant video, great work Meagan!
Sometimes some of us need to be reminded of the good things that you Expats see and that we here take for granted.
Thank you. ❤️💯
Random fact: did you know Bluetooth was invented in a city called Lund in Sweden? Maybe you can do a video reacting to Swedish inventions 🤔
And it is named after Harald Blåtand.
Bluetooth is not really an "invention" though. More of a circuit design and a (de facto) standard.
@@herrbonk3635 That's literally all modern inventions
@@eldafint Which means that they are no "inventions", merely patented products. They are no more inventions than say "Windows 10". True inventions are things like new ways to improve semiconductor manufacturing, discovering new pshysical mechanism for dense magnetic storage, new gene sequencing methods, new principles for cancer treatments, and so on. Things that may be awarded a Nobel prize.
@@herrbonk3635 That's like saying AIs can't be inventions because it's merely code or that a bicycle isn't an invention because it's merely a schematic
Love your kitchen, so slick and tasteful. God. Every time
First time seing your videos, very entertainging and wonderful to watch. Welcome to sweden and keep up the good work.
This video makes me so happy. I’m glad that you like it here in Sweden! Det är kul att följa din vardag - det får mig att uppskatta saker jag ofta tar för givet annars. :)
Maybe do a "10 things i did not realise was good in the states" next time you go there (feels like in 2040 or so rigth). Oh and its actually fun to hear about the stuff we do wierdly, some people just need to whine about anything. Just clap them on the head and move on.
My daughter was at a birthday party yesterday. She stod right behind the birthday child with her present but then the kids automatically formed a line to give their presents and my daughter ended up last in the line!😭😅
They start young! 😂
Very unswedish of here not being in the middle of the cue
Välkommen till Sverige. Glad att trivs här. Welkome to Sweden. Happy that you enjoy it here.
Love the mocca master and the aarke in the background! I have the same at home. You have assimilated well x)
Greetings from Denmark
I only recently found your videos, but I enjoyed every one of them.
Even though Denmark and Sweden are obviously different countries, but with lots of similarities, it's both interesting to get an external view on the Nordic culture, but also learn more about our neighbors and I think you manage to do it in both an interesting and endearing way and I think you make things extra special :)
As a Dane I agree that the shoehorn thing is a bit over the top, it's nice to have one for fancy dress shoes, but for everyday foot wear, it's not really needed. :)
I think you need to learn every youtubers leasson when they grow, ignore trolls and negative ppl :P
It's so different when actually happens to you, haha. I thought I was prepared because trolls are inevitable, but some of them really get to me. 🙈 I'm trying my best to ignore them!
@@MeaganNouis Sadly they're everywhere. I find myself starting a reply and then just... naa, they're not worth it and won't change their behaviour. Better use my energy where it matters. :D
I enjoyed this video - it made me giggle 🤗 I am swedish living in the US for 20+ years. I totally agree with all your observations.
PS - yes the coffee is very very expensive in the US but I personally prefer the coffee in the US with all the varieties. My late Mom on the other hand had to bring coffee from Sweden since she could not stand the coffee here ☕
I think the best is the holidays we get and the insurance provided by the state ♥ Sweden honestly loves people and offers the tools to have a balanced life! :)
As a swede I was always confused when Americans complained about filling taxes and how many pay others to do their taxes for them. I've since learned that your struggle is real lol
Omgggg I forgot to do my taxes!! shiiit Im late 😭
You should know how hard it is to get a new lisence. You just order it wirh bank id and colect it at Ica wirh in two days....
... not in the us
To be honest, i thought 90% of the “cool stuff” you mentioned were normal everywhere else too.
Also, fun fact, Blackberry in Swedish directly translates to bear berry.
I was just about to correct you.
Great editing, so damn funny! Anyhow, my brother moved to Sweden about 7 years ago from NC and has mentioned some of these very points. I can't wait to visit!
I like your happy wibe! Great video :)
Please do a roastvid to us Swedes. We need it!
But your still wrong about the shoehorns.
Shoehorns are and always will be one of the greatest invention of humankind ;)
About queues. When I was a school kid here in Sweden a long time ago, and we were queueing up for the school bus, we didn't stand in line waiting for the bus. Instead, we put our school bags in a neat queue. Then we could go play, and when the bus arrived, we lined up in the order our school bags were.
Love this!! ☺️👍
That one point. Sweden has cool stuff, thats a video in it self. 90% is stuff that i could not imagine not being a thing everywhere.
And i get so mad that those big stainless sinks are unfashionable and people are throwing them out and installing worthless inset single kitchen sinks that unavoidably get filty as heck around the joint!
I totally agree! Everobody wants fancy wooden benches in the kitchen nowdays... it's totally worthless when coming to hygiene and tolerance for liquid.
@@satanihelvetet Hårdvaxolja har gjort träbänk lite bättre. Komposit som oftast betraktas som den bästa lösningen har stora problem om man väl får en uthållig fläck. Då kan det vara mycket svårt att bli av med den. Men stål är bäst ur nästan alla synvinklar gällande användning och tyvärr numera ganska dyrt att skaffa. Det går att göra riktigt estetiskt också om man vill ett exempel www.stala.se/kampanjer/seven/
This was part of a huge home standardiasation process made in the 50tys. It was made to minimize transport in the kitchen, maximizing home productivity.
That was the same project that later mandated washroom in flats . Those duded made a lot of good worlk and saves People milons of hours a year to this day
Classic Björn
Classic Simon
At 9:24 you have a mix of blueberries and raspberries. If you make jam or jelly from that you get "queens jam" or "queens jelly". "Drottningsylt" and "drottninggelé" in Swedish. Super for pancakes or cornflakes with milk.
I dig the lists! Fun, thanks for sharing!
I lived in the states '13-'17, perhaps I should think of a list, too! Haha.
One day, you'll see the value of the shoe horn!
Ahhh, the moccamaster, the most important household item in every swedish home!
The maggots in raspberrys tastes raspberrys as well...haha....if there is one, you won't notice.
And a good source of protein ....🤢
If it's not a bärfis
As my mom's grandma said: "They have only eaten raspberrys."
Noooooo, that's so gross 😂
@@MrTjonke Those are from the devil!!! 🤬
I can definitely relate to the filing taxes point. As someone who recently moved to the U.S. from Sweden, it was quite the shock to see how much more complex the tax filing process is here and having to consider paying a professional to help you hurts even more when you know how simple the process can/should be :-).
Thanks Megan
how nice of you !
Jag dööööör ”ingen kö, ska jag ta kölapp ändå?”
2 meter avstånd och sprita händerna
You NUMBER IS #674 - stå i kö !
Yup, discovered the maggots at the end of a raspberry food frenzy as a kid, still traumatized
Extra protein 😄
Same experience. It has been relabeled as maskberry in my head ever since. (they get pricked by the bugs before they are ripened... so, yeah.)
I would be traumatized, too! 😭
You have to understand them though. Raspberries are so good!
Hilarious 😊 thanks for sharing 😊 that picking tool for berrys was completely new to me 😊
The US taxes description was so amazing ! Got to rewind once !
I promise you... you will love the shoehorn when you get old or are not as mobile anymore.
As an old man
I could do the "Day 1 of..." thing in the comment section on every video. But I'll just say you will give in to the shoehorn eventually. Just a matter of time ;)
Welcome to Sweden. Were happy to have you here.
Rasberries has usualy always some maggots. When i was kid and we were picking rasberries and after we came home we putted plastic wrap over the bucket so all the maggots comes out from the berries and try to escape out of the bucket so it was easy to take those maggots out and was much nicer to eat knowing that you don´t end up to eating maggots as well.