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Anyone care to comment on what "fika" is?

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• DoreenMichele 7y ago
  Probably roughly "coffee date." https://fikacafe.net https://fikacafe.net
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• Haga 7y ago
  Traditional afternoon cofee and baked goods, traditionally consumed at at protest in front of a Ikea store. Thus the name..
• martinlofgren 7y ago
  I'm Swedish, and I reacted then I read the article: do everyone really know what fika is? Obviously not. Fika is a coffee or a cup of tea, accompanied by a sandwich or something sweet, not after a dinner but as a small break during the day. There's a social aspect of it as well, you don't take a fika on your own.
  • daveoc64 7y ago
    Here in the UK, IKEA promotes Fika as a concept and offers a discounted hot drink/cake combo in the cafe.