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16 American Foods and Their Additives That Are Banned in Europe

Dec. 03, 2024

The European Food and Safety Administration (EFSA) is strict on its food regulations and for good reason. The foods or food additives that the EFSA bans are for three main reasons. These foods can be linked to cancer, heart disease, diabetes, hormone disruptors, and more. Here are 16 American foods that are banned in Europe….

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Two Factors for How Sweden is the Most Sustainable Country in the World  

Nov. 25, 2024

Sweden is the most sustainable country in the world. For decades they have been paving the way for environmental action. In fact, they were the first country to pass an Environmental Protection Act back in 1967. They are also the highest recyclers in the world – read more about that here.  I was more than…

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How Sweden Figured Recycling Out 

Nov. 14, 2024

Swedes are the highest recyclers in the world. To talk about recycling we also have to mention all streams of waste. This includes food waste, trash, and products that are eligible to be recycled. Only 1% of Sweden’s waste is sent to landfills. Just to reiterate 99% of Sweden’s waste is recycled! There is 52%…

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What to do in Västerås, Sweden: The Ultimate Guide

Nov. 04, 2024

Need some inspiration for what to do in Västerås, Sweden?  I’ve got you covered, as someone who currently lives here and has done the majority of activities. Västerås is a quaint and peaceful city with so many fun and unique things to do whether you are here for a day, weekend, or longer. This is…

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18 Classic Swedish Foods To Try When Visiting

Nov. 01, 2024

Most of the classic Swedish foods we see today are due to what was able to grow in the climate for the various seasons. Common foods that grew and were abundant were root vegetables (beets, turnips and onions), cucumbers, milk, cheese, fish, and meat like pork and reindeer. Today, all of these foods are still…

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52 Scandinavian Baby Names and Their Meanings

Oct. 30, 2024

Scandinavian names originate from the history of Norse mythology and religion. The Vikings worshiped the gods like Odin and Thor, so naturally Scandinavians named their children in relation. Today, Scandinavian names have gained attraction worldwide to celebrate Scandinavian heritage or parents just like the ring of them. While some of these names aren’t Scandinavian in…

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Welcome, friends! I'm Jenn

A 28 year old Asian-American living in Scandinavia with my husband and cat, Meadow.

I love all things travel, culture, and new perspectives. I’ve traveled to 30+ countries and I'm eager for more.

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