Cookies: Nyakers Peppar Kakor Holiday Shapes Gingerbread


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Nyakers Peppar Kakor Holiday Gingersnaps

Baked in the shape of Gingerbread Men & Christmas Trees

Baked in Sweden

Nyåker's classic gingerbread in 370 g pack. Baked according to the original recipe from 1952. The spices are well balanced, and the cookies have a nice crispness. The test winner - Nyåker's gingerbread is baked the way it has always been made - at home in Västerbotten. We think it's best that way. Year after year, major consumer tests show that we seem to be right. Enjoy!

Ingredients: wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil (shea, coconut, rapeseed), syrup, baking powder (E500), cloves, cinnamon, ginger, emulsifier E471, salt, natural flavouring. Important: Product composition is subject to change. Always read the ingredients list on the packaging.

Allergens: Gluten

Nutritional value 30g
Energy 1960 kJ (460 kcal)
Fat 5g
Of which saturated 2g
Carbohydrates 23g
Of which sugar 10g
Protein 1g
Salt 250mg

Nyåkers gingerbread gives you the taste of tradition

When so much changes around us, it's nice that some things can stay the same. At Nyåkers we still bake our gingerbread according to the delicious original recipe from 1952. Seasoned with stubbornness that is a hallmark of the region and the commitment of our employees.

Nyåkers is the Test winner

Year after year Nyåker's gingerbread wins the big consumer tests. The explanation lays in the secret recipe from 1952, and that we still bake gingerbread with the same craftsmanship and attention to detail. We mix the spices by hand and punch the cakes with large rolls of bronze. The result is a gingerbread as close to homemade as you can get.

In the hinterland of Norrland, miles from the nearest larger community, lies Nyåker. There are endless gravel roads and pine forests and marshes. It is home to a little over a hundred inhabitants. And here, gingersnaps are baked that year after year wins prizes and is sold in both Tokyo and New York City. 

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