Coffee Culture in Finland

The survey shows that Finland has the highest per capita coffee consumption in the world, and their dependence on coffee is absolutely inexplicable. In every home and office, there is always boiling hot coffee in the coffee pot, coffee is also available at formal meetings and receptions, and people who go out fishing or hunting are used to bringing a pot of hot coffee.

Finns usually choose the place to meet and socialize in cafes or restaurant cafes. Many people like to drink coffee with some sugar and cream and eat a kind of braided bread called "PuIIa". Pulla's dough is also used to bake tawny buns. Bagels or fruit cakes filled with fresh fruits of the four seasons.

There are a variety of desserts and snacks on the coffee table during the festival. In Finland, it is a tradition that a good hostess must prepare at least seven different types of pastries: sandwiches with meat or jam, toast with vegetables and cheese, meat pies, bagels, soft pastries, pretzels and layers of soft jam cakes. Of course, most cakes are baked by the hostess herself in the kitchen, but you can also go to the store to buy ready-made pastry food.