With the Winter season comes the cold, and shorter days. You wake up, it's dark and when you're done work, it's dark. What better way to brighten your day and embrace Winter then by enjoying a "Julfika" or Swedish Christmas Season Fika (coffeebreak with something sweet)!
Saffron bun or "Saffransknut"
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Ginger snaps or Pepparkakor
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Risgröt or Sweet Rice pudding, which is served warm with sprinkle of cinnamon.
Fudge and licorice are also popular in Sweden, but that's year-round thing ;)
Godis or candy!
...but only on Saturdays ;)
Read more about Lördagsgodis on my post.
If you're Stockholm, check out a cafe or bakery to enjoy some Swedish Christmas treats at your next Fika!
Don't forget your snacks!
Here are a few cafes around the city:
Gunnarsons Specialkonditori
Götgatan 92, 118 62 Stockholm
Waynes Coffee
Drottninggatan 33, 111 51 Stockholm
Skeppsbro Bageri
Tullhus 1, Skeppsbron 21, 111 30 Stockholm
Magnus Johansson Bageri & Konditori
Lugnets Allé 7, 120 65 Stockholm
Little Britain Shop
Lilla Nygatan 11, 111 28 Stockholm
(For Fudge, licorice and British snacks)
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