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Cold tangy soured milk poured over crunchy oat muesli, lingonberries and a drizzle of honey ā the fastest, most everyday Swedish breakfast there is.
For 2 servings.
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If using frozen lingonberries, tip them into a small bowl with the honey and let them sit until they release their juice and turn syrupy, about 10 minutes.
š” This step turns plain berries into a proper compote ā worth doing even on a weekday.
Divide the muesli between two bowls.
Pour the cold buttermilk over the muesli until it's generously covered.
Spoon the honeyed lingonberries over the top.
Let it sit 2 minutes so the oats soften slightly, then stir and eat immediately while still cold.
Filmjƶlk is a mild, naturally cultured milk that has been part of Swedish daily eating since long before commercial yogurt existed, traditionally set at room temperature with a spoonful of the previous batch as starter. Poured cold over muesli or cornflakes, it remains the default weekday breakfast in most Swedish households, eaten faster than it takes to describe.
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