They're even on the same shelf, as if to underscore the differerence. Certain Swedish cars are made to run on Zingo, too. But where the Swedes are ahead in alternative fuel research, Americans remain the most advanced of the Occidental peoples in the area of tofu. In fact, a serious Curd Gap exists between us. If you can find tofu at all in Sweden, it's measured out in thin slices, like Japanese gourmet fish.
Patrons pay hundreds of dollars per ounce and gasp when they hear of the low tofu prices in America.
The biggest Hemkop bargain of all is on marzipan, which is a paste made of almonds and sugar. At Co-op or Wildberries, a tube not much bigger than a hot dog goes for around five bucks. At Hemkop you can get a tube the size of a small rolling pin for 12 kroner. There is no good explanation for this. They must be selling it at a loss.