What is a saft?
In many Scandinavian languages, Saft simply the word for juice, but in Sweden "Saft" has gained a special meaning. It is used specifically to indicate a very sweet fruit juice concentrate that is mixed with water and ice to make refreshing cool drinks. Many Swedish markets sell SAFTs in different flavors for people to mix juices to taste, and it is also possible to make a Saft at home. The trend has expanded to some other Scandinavian nations and communities, which has not been disturbed in many regions of the world. By the way, the same root word is also responsible for "ZAFTIG" as in "Blump and Curvaceous". The use of a word can be a bit confusing because it is general for juice in some areas of the world and refers specifically to the concentrates in others. If you are unsure, you may want to ask to make sure that you are not buying a bottle of a strong sweet concentrate for Picnic when you want juice, for example.
Many Saft is made with berries such as Lingonberries, along with floral products such as Elderflowers and Rose hips. It is also possible to find fruit safts, especially citrus fruit such as orange or lime. In most cases, SAFT is produced by cooking fruit to change the cable and provide its juice and then tightens the pulp to provide a rich concentrate that can be sweetened, depending on personal taste.
Many people consider SAFT quite a pleasant and pleasant alternative to mixing large jugs concentrating juice because it comes in large containers that are designed to facilitate the mixing of individual portions. In addition to mixing with tripod water, SAFT can be mixed with sparkling water for fruit beverage or alcohols such as champagne. Some people also mix several types of SAFT to create a specific taste.
If you are lucky to live in an area with a large Swedish community, you will probably be too muchI find a SAFT in traditional flavors such as Lingonberry and Elderflower. If you are not so lucky, you may be able to trace the import shop that carries a safety, and you can also order it through Swedish specialized retailers online, as well as directly from companies that produce it.