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Welcome to the 5th episode in my Swedish Christmas Calendar, an episode that is all about the Christmas candy! In my opinion these are some of the most classic ones and as well as some of my personal favorites.

For recipes (butter caramels & white chocolate bark), go to my blog:

Thanks for hanging out with me today and God Jul!
xoxo/Maria

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[tomvalveede]

So Sweet! Especially like the white chocolate candy bark with dried
Cranberries and Pistachios.
Have a tip for anyone who wants to make candy, such as Toffee and
Brittles. This candy often will set up so quickly, that there's no time to spread Thinly across the cookie
pan.
The trick, place the pan in the oven to warm up, and when you pour out the candy, it stays warm, so it can be spread out Thinly.
Better and easier to crunch and as the candy spreads out further, you wind up having more candy from the same recipe.
Five minutes at 350° is often enough. Make sure that you then place it on a heat- proof surface, or just on top of the stove.
Good Jul to all!
Merry Christmas!

[betsylindsay]

Your intentions ring as true, sweet, and pure as the jul bells. From my house to yours....comfort and joy!

[flymetotheup]

This is so aesthetic and pleasant to eyes and calming vibes ❄️☺️

[scriptorium-in-candelight]

Your videos...they are so oktoberfestive, I always love preparing for winter, with festival candies, winter pine trees mmm, decorations ( hand made), knitting with wool- mittens and sweaters, cheeses and meats preserved, potatoes and dumplings, and winter stolice. Your videos are very kind to preparing for cold winter up north ! I hope you keep making them.

[naomieiding]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful traditions in Sweden I live in So. California so you could imagine it’s a different lifestyle you’re so lovely and elegant.
I’m looking forward to more videos.💗

[Tweezy]

Mmm I do love me some Swedish candy! For those in the states IKEA has some good Swedish Xmas candy available in stores. I've also seen some at Marshalls & TJ Maxx of all places. Sometimes at Marshalls I can even find my personal favorite jars of Lingonberry jam!

[jenniferspoor]

Your advent videos are making me feel so Christmasy!

[deborahmcginnis]

Candy! One of life's sweetest joys. And making it, sharing it and eating it at the holiday season with our loved ones is a special gift for all involved.
Wishing you and yours many joys and blessings for the holidays!

[deborahcollopy]

Love the simplicity of it.love chocolate.need recipes for the candies and bark you made .just lovely.

[oomybeauty]

Nicccceeee!!! I will do this, love your vlogs ❤❤❤ my maternal grandmother was 1/2 Swedish 1/2 Norwegian, so I recognize some of these traditions! Love from Milwaukee, Wisconsin!! 😇❤👍

[jant]

Pre 1900 Northern US East Coast of US was covered with Chestnut trees. And there was maple syrup for candy making for those living off the land. Landscape has changed.
Cookie making and gifting is still a thing here.
To a central Floridian with orange trees... peeking in sweetness, trees loaded with the orange balls... merry indeed!

[lenkagutova]

Oh I love everything with caramel :) and the almonds, I was buying these every Christmas in Norway :) when I was living there... Miss them :)

[Devilwisp]

Ahh now i want to try all of this :-) time for a short trip to Sweden before Christmas.

[cognacc]

That was wonderful. . Have a wonderful Christmas 🎄

[JollyHolidaywithMary]

I love this series!! Everything is so home-y and sweet and it makes me feel so warm and cozy!!

[giuseppecapilli]

I can see you are a very good food photographer, great food presentation!

[jacquelinesmedley]

Hi, I have just discovered your Channel and i love it thank you. I would like the recipe for the apple cake, but can't seem to find it, can you help please. xx

[Tout-Le-Monde]

you really work hard and sincerely for everything .... highly commendable

[CookALifebyMaeva]

Hello Maria!
Oh my... This made me so mouth watering, I'm such a sweet tooth... Thanks for the discoveries again :)

[gabrielestitz]

In Hungary people put candy/ chocolate on the Christmas tree. They called "szaloncukor" and they come in many colors and flavors.