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12.9.14
Spice Cake ‒ Maustekakku
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #12: Coffee came to Europe through Arabs. Although the biggest producers in the modern world ...
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11.9.14
Tiger Cake ‒ Tiikerikakku
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #11: Nowadays stores compete over who sells the cheapest coffee, sometimes even under their...
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10.9.14
Maria Lönnrot's Cake ‒ Maria Lönnrotin kakku
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #10: During the Swedish govern (and again during the second world war) coffee was on prohibi...
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9.9.14
Devil's Cake ‒ Paholaisenkakku
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #9: Usually, there are two rounds of coffee. The second serving is characterized with the ...
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8.9.14
Coconut Balls ‒ Kookospallot
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #8: Routinely offering coffee to guests started to increase popularity in the 19th century, ...
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7.9.14
Mocha Squares ‒ Mokkapalat
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #7: There is usually milk and sugar available at the coffee table, or on special days cream ...
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6.9.14
Spoon Biscuits ‒ Lusikkaleivät
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Random facts about Finnish coffee culture #6: Much like Italian habit of eating spaghetti with a for and a spoon, his is a habit la...
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