Swedish Culture
In the Swedish Fika tradition, 7 of these tasty treats are offered to guests.
NOM NOM NOM NOM!
What are cookies?
What is 20 (years old)?
For a lifetime of cooking happily ever after, IKEA kitchens are warrantied for this many years.
What is 25?
Meatballs’ trusty sidekick, this fruit grows across 20% of Sweden’s landscape.
What are lingonberries?
This was our Happy Customer Score last year
What is 84.7?
Don't call it William (that's it's father's name), this was our top selling bookcase in FY25
What is Billy?
Coffee is an important part of Swedish culture, with the average Swede drinking about this many cups per day
What is 3?
What is Northern Illinois University?
To help customers stave off the hangry while shopping, meatballs were introduced to the IKEA Restaurant in this year.
What is 1985?
Sweden consumes more candy per person than any other country, on average about this many pounds per year.
What is 33?
This is the product area with the highest sales value in the store (6% in FY25), making it critical that we "secure it"
What is chest of drawers (PA0431)?
In 1956, this table became the first IKEA product to be sold in a flat pack.
What is LÖVET?
Swedish Meatball Day is the 23rd of this month.
What is August?
IKEA kitchen utensils are often named after edible items like herbs, fish, mushrooms, or fruits, such as this one, whose name means “brook trout” in Swedish.
What is BÄCKRÖDING?