Swedish cookies recipes

These Swedish butter cookies are so delicious and authentic! Made with butter, sugar, maple syrup, flour, baking soda, and confectioner's sugar, they're a simple and classic treat.

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

This is one of my favorite cookies. It's from my Swedish Grandma. They are very simple, but I think that's what I like about them. Very tender and rich.

Drommar Swedish Dream Cookies are one of our most Loved Recipes on our Blog. The baking ammonia makes this cookie melt in your mouth. Every season a batch is baked and shared with our friend and family. #swedish #drommar

Ammonium carbonate is a classic leavener that was used years ago to make extra crisp cookies. It gives a "fluffiness" of texture that baking powder can't and its...

These Swedish Chocolate Cookies, known as "Chokladsnittar" in Sweden are a well-loved classic. Simple to make and full of rich chocolate flavor they are equally suited for everyday fika or holidays. Make a batch today and store extra in the freezer to have on hand for when you need them!

Looking for a simple yet scrumptious cookie recipe to brighten up your winter days? Look no further than these Sweetened Condensed Milk Snowball Cookies! With their soft, melt-in-your-mouth texture and a light dusting of confectioner’s sugar, these cookies are the perfect treat for any cozy gathering or festive occasion. Using just a few basic ingredients, you can whip up these delightful snowball cookies that are sure to please everyone. Let’s dive into the recipe!

Grandma's Oatmeal Coconut Lace Cookies are perfectly buttery and crisp. A simple recipe that comes together quickly, which is good, because these are addictive and will disappear in a flash.

These are very easy and very yummy and make very little mess, now that is what I would refer to as a win-win.

A melt in your mouth, nutty cookie that is the perfect texture, and sweetness. A holiday tradition in our family.