concept   coffee breaks
culture   Swedish
statement   The Swedish culture values 'fika' as a daily ritual for socializing over coffee and pastries.
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1 coffee Sweden Larger servings of coffee like filter or drip coffee are common. 1
2 coffee Sweden Coffee consumption is deeply ingrained in everyday life, with fika (coffee break) being a cherished social custom. 1
3 coffee Sweden Consumed throughout the day, often during fika, a social coffee break 1
4 coffee Sweden Coffee breaks are important but often brief, and the preference is for lighter roasts and filter coffee 1
5 coffee Sweden Coffee is often enjoyed with pastries and in larger cups 1
6 coffee Sweden Coffee is often enjoyed as a quick espresso shot 1
7 coffee Sweden Filtered coffee is popular, often consumed in larger quantities and less frequently throughout the day 1
8 coffee Sweden Mainly consumed for its stimulating effects, less emphasis on social or cultural aspects 1
9 coffee Sweden Drinking coffee several times a day is a common social activity. 1
10 coffee bean processing Sweden Filtered coffee is the preferred method, focusing on a lighter and more balanced flavor profile of the beans. 1
11 coffee break Sweden Known as 'fika', it is a sacred daily ritual involving sharing coffee and pastries to socialize and connect with colleagues, friends, or family. 1
12 coffee break Sweden Highly valued, common practice to take multiple coffee breaks during the day 1
13 coffee breaks Sweden Often accompanied with pastries or other snacks as a social tradition 1
14 coffee breaks Swedish Frequent coffee breaks are common and are seen as opportunities to relax and socialize 1
15 coffee brewing method Sweden Filter coffee and Scandinavian boiled coffee are popular brewing methods. 1
16 coffee consumption Sweden Fika, the tradition of taking a coffee break with pastries, is a common and cherished social activity 1
17 coffee consumption Sweden Frequent breaks during the workday for coffee, and a key aspect of socializing and networking 1
18 coffee drinking Sweden Accompanied by a tradition of fika, which is a coffee break often including sweet pastries or cookies 1
19 coffee milk Sweden Served as a non-alcoholic drink for children 1
20 coffee preparation Sweden Coffee preparation involves filtered or boiled coffee and is commonly enjoyed throughout the day, often accompanied by pastries. 1
21 importance of coffee Sweden Coffee is a beloved part of daily life, and a popular accompaniment to pastries and social gatherings. 1
22 ordering coffee Sweden Common to have a designated 'fika' or 'koffietijd' (coffee break) during the day, often accompanied by a sweet pastry 1