I have a deep fondness for Old-fashioned Swedish Havrebollar – Oat-balls, which I loved as a child and still enjoy today. Although homemade chocolate balls are enjoyable, they couldn’t quite match the unbeatable taste of the store-bought ones. They had a lighter color and a soft, velvety vanilla flavour that melted in your mouth. These […]
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Coconut balls – Raffaello balls are a delicious sweet treat with the taste of coconut, white chocolate and crunchy almonds! They are loved by many and once you try them, you’ll find out why. They are perfect as a little treat to enjoy yourself or give away as party favors, or even holiday gifts! *This
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Swedish chocolate ball deluxe – Delicato ball is a beloved classic on the Swedish Fika table. Almost every Swede has eaten or prepared regular chocolate balls at some point. For many Swedish parents, it’s common to introduce children to baking and kneading the dough together and then rolling it into balls. *This post may contain
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Chocolate and Coconut squares are soft, juicy, and full of flavors. They’re a delectable combination of chocolate, coffee, and coconut. And trust me, they taste as amazing as they sound. In Sweden, there’s an old proverb: “A beloved child has many names.” Similarly, this chocolate cake goes by many names, such as “Snoddas,”, “Coconut squares”
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