Swedish biscuits

Swedish Thins or pepparkakor as we call them are a "must have" during Advent and Christmas time. This biscuit has a long history in Sweden and since they are very tasty and easy to eat we also eat them all year around. Read on for recipe, history and fun facts about Swedish Thins.

It’s the beginning of January, and as I write this it is pouring with freezing cold rain outside. Just the sort of weather that warrants a little treat with your morning cuppa, because frankly just…

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

Making Swedish 'pepparkakor' — or gingerbread cookies — is a tradition many Swedish families will do every Christmas. These spiced cookies are an integral part of Swedish Christmas celebrations like advent and Lucia. Bake your own gingerbread cookies with this easy gingerbread recipe. 📷 Image rights: Magnus Carlsson/imagebank.sweden.se This image may not be downloaded or used for any other purpose.​

Some cookies look bland and basic, yet they taste simply marvelous; Italian Almond Cookies are a perfect example. You have got to try these!

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

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.

Swedish Oat cookies IKEA Hack.......

These pastry-like sour cream twist cookies have yeast in them but no rising. You just have to chill the dough a while, roll in lots of sugar, and twist to get one of the best Swedish Christmas traditions! We make these every year. I love to dip them in hot chocolate!

These sliced cardamom cookies are soft and fudgy with a hint of cinnamon and caramel.