Crunchy and delicate oat biscuits with a touch of caramel.
Sugar-free. Contains sweetener.
Conveniently served as they are. For example with coffee and good friends as “fika” – coffee break Swedish style.
Long Term Benefits
Every country has its known-by-all, loved-by-all types of biscuits, pastries and cakes. These are ours. Enough kinds for everyone to find a personal favourite. Ideally stocked at home for convenient serving whenever good friends pop by, eager for “fika” – coffee break Swedish style. No time for preparation. Plenty of time for friends.
Fika—a little Swedish word with a lot of meaning. It's a treasured Swedish tradition of taking moments together over good coffee and baked treats. We want to share this tradition with the world, so we created KAFFEREP, a food series featuring fika faves like ginger thins and oat biscuits (which all go great with a cup of IKEA coffee). You don't need a lot of time to bake and prep to enjoy fika. You just need enough time to be with family and friends.
Fika is a treasured Swedish tradition of taking moments together over good coffee and baked treats. We want to share this tradition, so we created KAFFEREP, a food series featuring fika faves like ginger thins, oat biscuits and more.