Pea Soup, Pancakes and Punsch – a Taste of Swedish Tradition
In Sweden, pea soup and pancakes with punsch are more than a meal – they are a living cultural tradition. The classic Thursday lunch has deep historical roots and has, for generations, served as a natural setting for conversation, reflection, and social connection. Its simplicity and familiarity make it a symbol of Swedish everyday culture and togetherness.
For SwedCham, traditions like these also play an important role in preserving identity, creating a sense of belonging, and building trust across cultures.
VIP Luncheon with SwedCham
Against this backdrop, SwedCham Indonesia is pleased to invite a limited number of selected members to an exclusive VIP luncheon featuring traditional pea soup and pancakes, served with punsch.
This lunch is designed as an informal yet high-quality meeting point for deeper dialogue within the SwedCham community. It brings together decision-makers and key individuals who value strong relationships, thoughtful exchange, and the opportunity to experience a genuine element of Swedish culture – here in Indonesia. This is an open roundtable discussion on the state of affairs – diplomacy and business.
Attendance is limited, and the invitation is personal. Further details regarding date, venue, and registration will be shared directly with the selected participants.
Welcome to a luncheon where Swedish tradition, community, and business dialogue meet around the same table.
Image: Ingo, Swedish world champion heavyweigth boxer (1959) enjoying his “ärtsoppa”.
