Swedish Food & Beverages

Make some food art this Thanksgiving

Let every plate become your art canvass by preparing all your food with extra love and care. Add a dash of this or a sprinkle of that and all of a sudden you have a dish worth celebrating!

Holiday foods

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Holiday foods

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IKEA Family food offers

IKEA Family members save more at the Swedish Restaurant, Swedish Bistro, and Swedish Food Market. Join now – it's quick, easy and free.

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Wonderful weekday meals

Refuel your visit and take a break in our Swedish Restaurant! IKEA Family members enjoy a different meal offer from Monday to Friday*. Valid September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026.

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Take home a taste of Sweden

Make your favourites in the comfort of your own home! IKEA Family members combine and save in our Swedish Food Market*. Valid September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026.

Collect points and unlock rewards

There are many ways for IKEA Family members to collect points! Log in, start a favourites list, or shop. Collect 1 point for every $5 you spend. As your points grow, you can unlock all kinds of rewards, including free food.

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Celebrate the season with these easy recipes

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Four meatball mummies made with HUVUDROLL plantballs or meatballs and puffed pastry strips on a stainless steel dish.

A hand holding a spoon over a bowl of pumpkin soup garnished with MUNSBIT roasted almonds, with bread and herbs on the side.

Spider meatballs made with HUVUDROLL plantballs or meatballs and spaghetti for legs laid on a black plate with smoke.

Two flatbread pumpkin pizzas topped with spinach and MUNSBIT roasted almonds on stainless steel trays with cutlery.

Frosty banana ghost popsicles dipped in BELÖNING white chocolate with raspberries, with a toy spider and chain on the side.

Colourful cocktails including a spooky punch made with DRYCK FLÄDER elderflower syrup and a red hand floating on top.

A pumpkin salad with squash, kale, goat cheese, and a MUNSBIT mix of roasted nuts/berries laid out on a pink table.

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Whatever you're cooking, it starts in the kitchen.

The kitchen isn't just for cooking- it's where life happens. It's where work meets play, ideas take shape, and plans come to life. Find new ways for everyday routines to become more enjoyable, surprising and fun!

Ideas that start in the kitchen

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A fika to enjoy

A ‘fika’ is an important part of Swedish culture. Over coffee and often some pastry, cakes or biscuits, everyone gets together to chat for a few minutes in the morning or afternoon. Our sweet, Swedish-style temptations are perfect for your fika. Or why not have some apple crumble after dinner?

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Feed your family for less

Make dinner a little more affordable by treating your family to a delicious meal at the IKEA Swedish restaurant. Try our famous meatballs or a plate of savoury salmon - but be sure to save room for dessert!

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