People here primarily speak Swedish, but the majority of the Swedes are also fluent in English!
Sweden is not a part of the European Union, so it has its own currency: the Swedish kronor (also referred to as crowns, or SEK).
As with many European countries, the tap water here in Stockholm is quite clean and suitable for drinking! Thus, a bottle of water is expensive and can cost you up to 15 SEk (1.5 € or $1.65).
My friends and I had a party celebrating "50 days till Christmas," which is the first of a few parties counting down to Christmas. I saw a video by Buzzfeed's Tasty and wanted to recreate their "Scalloped Potato Roll". This resulted in a tasty, cheesy mess of potatoes, mozzarella, ground beef, onions, tomatoes, and spinach/ricotta cheese spread. (Here is the recipe if you'd like to try your hand at making it! (https://tasty.co/recipe/scalloped-potato-roll)
