Autumn in Sweden is a mushroom lover's paradise! 🍂 And the best part? Thanks to 'allemansrätten', also known as the Right of Public Access, everyone has the freedom to wander around and pick mushrooms in the Swedish wilderness. Sweden is home to around 10,000 different types of mushroom, about 100 of which are edible. The most popular edible mushroom in Sweden is probably the golden chanterelle. Here are 5 quick tips before you go mushroom hunting in Sweden: 🌂 Look for mushrooms on cloudy days – then they're easier to spot than on sunny days. 🧺 Use a basket or paper bag, not plastic bags, to collect mushrooms – this is both to avoid squishing them and to avoid the growth of bacteria. 🥾 Wear waterproof boots for your mushroom adventure. 👫 Bring company – mushroom picking is more fun when you do it together, and it increases your chances of finding lots of mushrooms. 🍄 Most importantly: Only pick mushrooms that you know are edible! Many people simply stick to chanterelles, b...