
Our wide selection
Our farm shop is packed to the brim with plenty of delicacies
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From the farm
What is in the counter, what is happening in the restaurant and what we have in the smokehouse. We write here whenever there is something worth knowing.
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Our farm shop is packed to the brim with plenty of delicacies
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In October 2025, Robin and Linnea travelled to Skellefteå to participate in the SM in Food Crafts, arranged by Sweden's national resource centre for food crafts, Eldrimner. Together with approximately 200 other food artisans who entered over 600 products, we had some fantastic days in northern Sweden with seminars, industry meetings and not least the SM itself — where our hot-smoked Arctic char took home a silver medal.
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A full selection of cheeses, both tried-and-tested favourites and new discoveries. New cheese supplier since 2025 — more wishes fulfilled and in many cases lower prices.
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A few tips and tricks for success
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How to cook and serve what is in the counter right now — written by us behind it.
Salvelinus alpinus
Origin Iceland · Farmed
259 SEK/kgIn the counter from Tuesday
Perfect for grilling or baking in the oven! Rub the whole fish with salt and pepper, inside the belly too. Fill the belly with your choice of flavourings, for example lemon or lime, herbs and root vegetables. Boiled potatoes and a cold herb sauce are great to serve alongside.
Salvelinus alpinus
Origin Iceland · Farmed
399 SEK/kgIn the counter from Tuesday
Season to taste (salt and pepper is good enough) and fry skin-side down in butter for 1-2 minutes over medium heat, then finish in the oven until the fish reaches a core temperature of 50-52 degrees and let rest for a minute before serving. Potatoes and brown butter are perfekt sides!
Salmo salar
Origin Faroe Islands · Farmed
379 SEK/kgIn the counter from Tuesday
Sprinkle with salt and black pepper. Squeeze fresh lemon over and add a knob of butter. Bake in the middle of the oven at 175 degrees for 12–15 minutes. The salmon is ready when the inner temperature reaches 54–56 degrees, or when the flesh flakes easily.