Springtime in Finland is a time of transition and renewal. As the snow melts and temperatures start to rise, the landscape begins to transform beginning with the melting of snow that covers the roads and yards and every open places around. The places begin to wet and dirt spreads throughout. The big piles of snow…
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Apple Trees in Finland
Apple trees in Finland thrive in the temperate climate of the southern coastal regions, where they benefit from the moderate temperatures and fertile soil. The most common apple tree varieties grown in Finland include Åkerö, Suomenoja, and Ingrid Marie. The blossoming season typically occurs in late spring, with the trees bearing fruit from late summer…
How to Make Blueberry Pie?
Finnish blueberry pie, also known as mustikkapiirakka, is a traditional dessert in Finland. It typically features a buttery crust filled with a mixture of fresh or frozen blueberries, sugar, and sometimes a hint of cinnamon. The top of the pie may be left open or covered with a lattice of crust. This dish popular and…
Fresh Smell of Finnish Spring Time
Finland in spring is a delightful sight, as the country emerges from its winter slumber. As the snow melts away, vibrant landscapes awaken with the blooming of flowers and the return of greenery. The days grow longer, providing ample opportunities to explore the picturesque forests, lakes, and coastal regions. Spring is also the time for…
What is Lääkehoidon Tenti?
In Finland, “lääkehoito” refers to drug administration, which involves the use of pharmaceuticals to manage or cure medical conditions. The goals of lääkehoito include alleviating symptoms, treating illnesses, preventing disease progression, and improving overall health and well-being. In Finland, taking the lääkehoidon tenti (drug treatment exam) is essential for vocational students working with children and…