What are some of the things I never knew existed before moving to Sweden? What are some of the things that make Sweden so uniquely Swedish? That you wouldn't find in the shops elsewhere. What are some of the Swedish traditions, cultural habits, foods and activities that I'd never heard of? These are some of the questions we're answering in today's video, all about some of the things I'd never heard about until I made the move to Sweden!

But you've got to let me know in the comments below - if you're also from abroad, had you heard of these things before you moved to Sweden? Or were there other things that you'd never heard of until you moved here?

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The 5 Things I'd Never Heard Of Before Moving to Sweden:
1. Filmjölk - you guys, this is literally milk that has gone bad which gets served in Sweden as a replacement for yoghurt!
2. Caviar, in tubes - which for some reason, you have on your bread or eggs at BREAKFAST time?!
3. Pant - in Sweden, you can make money back for returning your used plastic bottles and cans to supermarkets. Nifty, right?
4. Jantelagen - you guys have been asking me to talk about jante and what jantelagen means and how it affects life here in Sweden. I'm sure I'll end up doing a whole new video about it sometime, because in this video, I only scratch the surface!
5. Allemansrätten - a uniquely Swedish right to roam free in wild nature. It makes the nature here super accessible, so people can go out and about, even on (most) privately owned land and make the most of the countryside around them. What a great idea?!

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