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National foods in Sweden include fish, meat and potatoes, Swedish meatballs with gravy and traditional pancakes
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Sweden has several foods that can be considered national dishes. They are Köttbullar which is a meatball, surströmming which is soured herring and ostkaka which is a type of cake.
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The Moose
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The national bird of Sweden is the common blackbird.
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Swedens national day.
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Sweden does not have any national tree at this time to represent it.
What is Sweden's national bread?
swedens national bread is french bread. I live in stolkholm, so i know what the national bread is. yes my name is Emerson fullem. i live in stolkholm Sweden
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Stockholm is Sweden's capital city.
Swedens national tree?
1 ek(oak) symbol for many banks 2. Tall and gran - big importens for our forest industri.
What is Swedens language?
Swedish
When was National Foods created?
National Foods was created in 1991.
What is National Foods's population?
National Foods's population is 3,500.
What is Swedens offficial languague?
Swedish
