Swedish treats

Chokladbollar or Havergrynkugler or Kokosbollar - A classic and delicious Swedish chocolate oat balls made with just 6 ingredients. A no-bake and no-cook sweet treat for Christmas!

Melt-in-your-mouth Swedish dream cookies are perfect for the holidays!

Fika, a Swedish tradition of coffee and amazingly delicious sweet treats. A custom that's more about the gathering than it is the coffee. A Swedish occurrence that feeds the soul as well as the body.

This is a classic Swedish dessert, also called dream cake. It's like a jelly roll, but with chocolate cake and buttercream frosting inside. I made a similar cake while visiting Stockholm last summer,...

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These beautiful butter cookies are rolled in cinnamon sugar before baking—a bright little pick-me-up to go with tea or coffee.

essy chocolate desserts to make at home

The heyday of Swedish coffee parties was in the first part of the 20th century and, in contrast to classic European café conversations, it was mainly for

Here's a classic Swedish treat that even kids can make. Chokladbollar (Swedish Chocolate Balls) are delectable no-bake chocolate balls rolled in coconut -- perfect for dessert or afternoon snack!

Skorpa translates to ‘Swedish toast’ and it’s a delicious breakfast treat! Skorpa has been enjoyed at numerous gatherings with my very Swedish family! I love baking this treat and…