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09
Jun
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The Ultimate Swedish Candy Gift Guide: Sweet Gifts & Party Favors
Candy is the gift almost nobody expects and everybody loves. It’s personal, it’s playful, and — done right — it feels far more thoughtful t...
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08
Jun
News
Fika & Candy: The Swedish Art of the Sweet Little Break
Ask a Swede about the secret to a good life and, somewhere in the answer, you’ll hear one word: fika. It’s often translated as “a coffee br...
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03
Jun
News
Salty Liquorice (Salmiak): An Acquired Taste Worth Acquiring
There is one candy that divides the world more sharply than any other. To millions of Scandinavians it’s the taste of home; to many first-t...
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29
May
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Sour, Sweet, or Skulls? A Guide to Our Four Signature Mixes
Building your own bag is half the fun — but sometimes you want a mix that’s already dialed in. That’s why we offer four signature mixes at ...
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24
May
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How to Build a Perfect Pick & Mix Bag for You
A great pick & mix bag is a small work of art. Anyone can grab a fistful of whatever is closest, but the people who really get it build...
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20
May
News
Bubs, Explained: Sweden's Foam & Skulls Candy
Walk up to any modern pick & mix wall and you will spot them almost immediately: glossy little foam-and-jelly arches in two colors, tin...
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13
May
News
What Is Lördagsgodis? The Swedish Saturday-Candy Tradition
If you have ever wondered why Swedes are among the biggest candy lovers on the planet — eating roughly 35 pounds of sweets per person every...
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06
May
News
Swedish Fish: The Surprising Story Behind a Candy Icon
Few candies are as instantly recognizable as the little red fish. But here’s a fact that surprises almost everyone: Swedish Fish really are...
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29
Apr
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Sour Candy 101: The Science and Joy of the Pucker
That first electric jolt of a sour candy — the wince, the watering eyes, the involuntary “ooh” — and then, somehow, you reach for another. ...
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