Swedish christmas treats

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

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 is an amazing list of Swedish sweets. Keep reading to find out which one of these sweet desserts and snacks interests you the most.

Scandinavia at Christmas conjures up an image in my mind akin to how I daydreamed, as a kid, spending the holiday at Santa's house in the North Pole must be. With the smell of conifer

Many countries have a similar cookie. It is a traditional Christmas Cookie. It's a lightly sweet cookie that is coated in powdered sugar.

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!

A traditional Norwegian treat during the holidays!

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

Which Swedish treat do you want to bake next?

Old-world traditions shape cookies like kringla, sandbakkels and pepparkakor, flavored with ingredients that have long brightened Scandinavian winters. Recipes for these and other Christmas treats came to the Midwest with immigrants from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland more than a century ago.