Recipe of the week: Pickled fish
Those with less mature taste-buds may claim they’d rather boil and consume their muddy gumboots than sample cold, pickled fish and admittedly
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Healthcare in Sweden
Healthcare in Sweden is comprehensive and affordable, but may operate very differently from your home country. Lysanne Sizoo provides the
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Summer courses for children in Stockholm
Summer brings all sorts of wonderful things; long, long days, vacation plans… and finding something to entertain your children for
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Expat Cookbook
Recipe of the Week: Milk Tart
Milk tart (or "melktert" in Afrikaans) is one of South Africa's most popular Sunday after-church tea accompaniments. Similar to a
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Applying to Swedish Universities: the lowdown
Interested in applying to a Swedish university? Want to know what your international study options are and what to expect
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Transition as opportunity: your dream job abroad
Job searching is hard and can be demoralising. The longer people search, the more their self-confidence is dented. Add to
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Swedish Culture
April Fools Post – Traditions: Meatballs, Melodi Madness and Midsummer Elixir
Every now and then you come across some truly zany Swedish traditions. The odd thing is that they all seem
Community
Expat Cookbook
Recipe of the Week: Moroccan lamb with roasted vegetables
Sometimes only a leg of lamb will do, especially on Easter Sunday! This is the recipe for Mechoui, a Moroccan
Family
What to do and where to go with children in Stockholm: April
‘April is the cruellest month…’ but not for children in Stockholm! Whether your little one is into movies or model
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Lifestyle
The Stockholm International Film Festival Junior: 15th-20th April
Is your child between the age of 6-16? They will love the Stockholm International Film Festival Junior, where they can