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Afternoon Tea at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm

My (Helena's) mum turned 70 not long ago, so we invited my parents to Afternoon Tea at the Grand Hotel today. When something is served at the Grand, it is of course luxurious and good. We had a really nice afternoon!

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Tasty tuna sandwiches - with inspiration from Malta

Our absolute favourite sandwiches right now are these delicious tuna sandwiches. Today we made them for lunch. We got the inspiration for them when we were in Malta, where these flavours were often served on sandwiches. Then we've adapted them a bit to suit our tastes here at home.

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The world's most disgusting food

An article in Aftonbladet lists the 10 most disgusting dishes in the world, taken from Lonely Planet's book "The Extreme Kitchen". In today's post we list the world's most disgusting dishes according to Aftonbladet, and the world's most disgusting dishes according to FREEDOMtravel.

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Wine tasting in Stockholm's Old Town

For our birthday last summer, Peter's son Robin and his girlfriend Alexandra gave us a wine tasting as a gift. So today it was time for a wine tasting in Gamla Stan in Stockholm!

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Scrambled salmon for breakfast sandwiches

Scrambled salmon is absolutely delicious. Did you have leftover boiled, fried or baked salmon after dinner? Then we have a great tip on what to do with the leftovers! Nowadays, we always buy too much salmon, so there will certainly be leftovers ...

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Wine tasting in Valpolicella, Italy

Day D. Finally, it was time for wine tasting. I have talked about this for years, and we set the GPS to Verona and Valpolicella. We had received a recommendation from a person who posted on our site about a fantastic Amarone wine that costs around 800 SEK in Sweden. So why not try to find it?

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Red wine - Amarone from Valpolicella

If it tastes good, it costs. This old adage often holds true. Once you have tasted something that is outstanding, you want more. I am talking about red wine and then about Amarone wines, they are really in a class of their own.

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