Hugmaestro t1_it772ds wrote
As a swede I am very pleased! Generally when I see Swedish meat balls on this sub it is in tomatosause and stuff. This is the real deal!! Köttbullar i brunsås med potatismos!
automatvapen t1_it7pqft wrote
Swap out the cranberrie sauce to lingonberries and you're home!
Kvartersalkis t1_it7yel5 wrote
Yeah, but cranberries is probably the best easily available alternative. Lingonberries can be hard to find outside Sweden, Finland and Norway
magnoliamouth t1_it7ytlu wrote
In the US, Whole Foods and IKEA always have them!
YourFairyGodmother t1_it8wy69 wrote
Like many redditors, The nearest Whole foods and and IKEA are several hours drive from where I live. (Don't feel too sorry for me, thank FSM there's a Wegmans on the other side of town, and they have lingonberry jam. In fact ther's some in my fridge right now.)
AlexanderDaychilde t1_it9as80 wrote
I got spoiled by the 99th Wegmans they opened up in Virginia Beach. Then we moved an hour north to Williamsburg. I love that we have a Publix up here… but I'd definitely trade access to IKEA and Whole Foods to have a Wegmans closer - in a heartbeat. Their prepared foods are way outside my budget, but they have SO much awesome stuff, and produce and cheeses I can't get anywhere else, along with some FANTASTIC house brand frozen foods… lots of amazing stuff that's hard to find anywhere else :)
Furtwangler t1_itamxov wrote
I'd trade whole foods for Wegmans any day... None on the west coast /sobs
Rieiid t1_it9uqrh wrote
The nearest IKEA to me is like 50+ miles and I've never even seen a whole foods before.
wizardmagic10288 t1_itb0scn wrote
I guess I’m blessed to have a Whole Foods and Ikea within 15 minutes from my home. And a Wegmans with 10 minutes of my job. 😅
MoozeRiver t1_it8dvck wrote
Yup, and vice versa as a Swedish-American family in Sweden, we use lingonberries for Thanksgiving.
kaffefe t1_it8h594 wrote
All IKEAs have it.
cahillc134 t1_it8taq5 wrote
Also, Marshall’s, & TJMax always have Lingonberry jam in the little food isle.
thegandork t1_it8u1ln wrote
I made Swedish meatballs this week with the lingonberry spread from Ikea. They are almost identical in flavor to cranberries, so I don't think you're missing anything subbing a cranberry sauce
amlutzy t1_it8zzkc wrote
IKEA has entered the chat
realeaty t1_it8fk4a wrote
and cranberries are tasty so it's ok
Biillypilgrim t1_ita5dhy wrote
They sell lingonberries at every ikea...and on amazon....
kaffefe t1_it8h2sw wrote
And the broccoli thingy for pickled (pressed?) cucumber. 2/4.
PuddingLess7996 t1_it8izev wrote
Yes
gullefjunett t1_it9d7o7 wrote
Agree
magnoliamouth t1_it7yr02 wrote
I’d love to see some pressed cucumbers, too.
JimJimmery t1_it86bbt wrote
I had to look this up. The acidity would be a great addition! Going to make these next time I make Swedish meatballs.
artelligence t1_it7cg9a wrote
Kutballen in bruine saus met aardappelen.
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FaptainAwesome t1_it8a0k7 wrote
Jag är inte svensk men det här ser jättebra ut.
And I’ve managed to learn a lot of Swedish through Duolingo and music.
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