Looking for some slightly different tea biscuits? Give these Swedish cookies a try! ‘Hazelnut & Cardamom Cookies‘ will surely satisfy your sweet tooth! Coffee shops and bakeries in Sweden normally do not have tons of cookies. Their sweet selections are mostly pastries or cakes. Swedish cookies (or tea biscuits) are mostly sold in supermarkets, in…
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Swedish Chocolate Coffee Squares
A classic treat! These Swedish Chocolate Coffee Squares are a combination of moist chocolate cake, chocolate-coffee icing and dried coconut toppings – in every bite! We have various names for this treat in Sweden, but the most common is ‘Kärleksmums’; which literally translates to ‘Love Yums’. (I know, quite cheeky 🙂 ) Other name translations are…
Swedish Coconut Bites
Making Swedish Coconut Bites is like child’s play – at least that’s how it makes me feel. 🙂 It’s so easy to prepare that it’s almost relaxing. I mean, you only need four ingredients, mix everything, shape them, bake and it’s done! You don’t even need to separate the eggs into yolks and whites, you…
Swedish Strawberry & Elderflower Tartlets
Strawberry & Elderflower Tartlets signify Midsummer to me. Yep, Midsummer Eve is exactly a week from now! This might sound crazy, but once the sun starts shining, you can literally feel that Midsummer is just around the corner. The days are getting longer, people are getting more relax and tons of fruit-stands popup in major street…
Swedish Almond Tart
Almond paste topped with the sweetness and crunch of caramelized, glazed almond bits – Swedish Almond Tart simply delivers a luxurious taste of ALMOND in every bite! The Swedish Almond Tart (Toscabit) is like a ‘spin-off’ of the Swedish Almond Cake. Both use almond paste, but the main difference is, this being a tart, there…
Swedish Almond & Cardamom Mini Cakes
Its almond cake coated with cardamom, so you get the taste of almond and cardamom in every bite of this soft and delicious treat. Swedish Almond & Cardamom Mini Cakes come in small sizes too, so you can eat as many as you want! This treat is officially called ‘Cardamom Mums’ in Sweden, which translates…
Swedish Chocolate Cigars (Chokladcigarrer)
I don’t smoke, but I will not say ‘NO’ to a piece of Swedish Chocolate Cigar with coffee after every meal; or for a snack! (I know, sorry, that was a pathetic attempt 🙂 ). These treats are not just sold in coffee shops or bakeries in Sweden, you will often find them in candy…
Swedish Lent Buns (Semlor)
A hint of cardamom, almond paste filling and whipped cream on top; these delectable treats should be made available all-year round! Swedish Lent Buns (Semlor) are great with coffee or tea — for snack, breakfast or dessert! Trust me, one piece (‘semla‘) will not be enough. 😀 How are you going to eat that?! Is…
