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A variety of Swedish snacks, drinks, and treats are displayed on a patterned tablecloth, including Leksands knäckebröd, coffee, chocolate, and spiced cookies.

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Bring the authentic taste of Scandinavia to your table. Our curated selection features the most beloved treats and pantry essentials from Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland, perfect for a traditional "Fika" or a Nordic-inspired meal.

Scandinavian Sweets: Indulge in world-famous Swedish candy, from the legendary salt licorice and "Bubs" sour ovals to classic Marabou chocolate and Daim bars.
Nordic Pantry Staples: Stock your kitchen with heritage favorites including wild lingonberry and cloudberry preserves, Swedish pancake mix, and authentic Leksands crispbread.
Traditional Beverages: Warm up with festive seasonal Winter Glögg or enjoy refreshing Nordic drink concentrates and premium roasted coffees.
Gourmet Delights: Explore artisan finds like Icelandic sea salts and gourmet Lakrids by Bülow chocolate-coated licorice.

Whether you're looking for a nostalgic snack from home or exploring Nordic flavors for the first time, our collection offers a true taste of the North.

The Nordic Candy Vocabulary

Godis (Sweden) / Slik (Denmark) / Godteri (Norway) — "candy."

Lördagsgodis — "Saturday candy." The weekly Swedish ritual: kids get candy only on Saturdays.

Lakrids (Denmark) / Lakrits (Sweden) — licorice. Sweet or salty.

Salmiak — ammonium-chloride salted licorice. An acquired taste that's completely standard in Finland, Iceland, and parts of Denmark/Sweden.

Vingummi / wine gum — gelatin-based fruit gummies, a Danish specialty.

Fika — a Swedish coffee break with a sweet thing. A daily institution, not a snack.

The Brands Behind This Aisle

Marabou — Sweden's iconic milk chocolate, since 1916. Produced in Sundbyberg outside Stockholm.

Freia — Norwegian chocolate, Oslo since 1889. Melkesjokolade and Smil are childhood staples across Scandinavia.

Fazer — Finnish chocolate and candy. Marianne mints and Dumle toffee are the signature pieces.

Lakrids by Bülow — Copenhagen-based gourmet chocolate-coated licorice, founded 2007 on the Danish island of Bornholm.

Ahlgrens Bilar — Swedish marshmallow "cars" candy, first produced in 1953. Now made by Cloetta.

Bubs, Pandy, Nordic Sweets — Swedish candy brands covering foam candy, chocolate-coated licorice, sour gummies, and gourmet sugar-free.

Sirius — Iceland's traditional chocolate maker.

Saltverk — Icelandic hand-harvested sea salt, including the licorice-salt specialty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is all this candy imported from Scandinavia?

Most is imported directly from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland. Product pages state origin.

What is salmiak / salty licorice?

Licorice flavored with ammonium chloride — it reads as intensely salty to non-Nordic palates and is beloved by Nordic ones. If you're new to it, start with a small bag before committing.

What's the most iconic Swedish candy?

Ahlgrens Bilar (the marshmallow cars, since 1953) and Marabou Mjölkchoklad are the two most iconic. Both are hard to get wrong as gifts.

Do your chocolates ship in hot weather?

Yes, but chocolate can soften or melt in summer transit. We recommend expedited shipping in hot months and add a temperature-warning note at checkout.

Food: Lars Own® Wild Swedish Lingonberries (14 oz) Made in Sweden

Food: Lars Own® Wild Swedish Lingonberries (14 oz) Made in Sweden

A Taste of the Nordic Forests Bring the authentic flavors of Scandinavia to your table with Lars Own® Wild Swedish Lingonberries. Harvested straight from the pristine northern forests of Lapland, these wild lingonberries are gently stirred with sugar to preserve their naturally tart, bright profi...

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