![Marabou Polka](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4020/4612985708_0543fed815.jpg)
I have to tell you about two delicious news in Swedish grocery stores. First, and foremost - chocolate. Marabou makes an excellent milk chocolate, and this latest edition is no exception. It has chunks of candy canes in it - "polkagrisar" in Swedish, and is therefor called "Polka". If you like peppermint with chocolate, this is for you. Try it!
![Brago Apple](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4015/4612371037_3990aa02bc.jpg)
Brago is one of the most popular plain biscuits sold here. (I have an old friend who'd go through a roll a day - in her defense, they are extremely good with coffee.) This new variety are made with oats (which makes them a little like hob-nobs) and are subtly flavored with apple. Not bad at all - I enjoy these, much more than the original which I always found a bit too plain.
(Both were sent to me for reviewing purposes, and the images used were provided by the PR agencies. I'm not getting paid to write this post.)
5 comments:
Yum for the chocolate, when will it launch in Sweden? I didn't see it at the store when I was in Sweden last, which was last weekend, so will have to wait patiently 'til the next time I decide to go to Sweden.
Thnx for sharing!
I eat the brago's dipped in chocolate as candy. I eat cookies that way, in a candy kind of way. There was a digestive that had a caramel cover but I can't find them now. Over the chocolate ones I prefer the plainies, they are well, origial. The coconut break off too much.
Hej!
My name is Daniela, I'm 27 and I spent 5 months in 2007 in Falun for Erasmus programme, and now I came back in Italy.
When I was in Sweden I ate Marabou with Crispy Mint, so delicious!!!!
I love all Marabou chocolates, bit I never tried Polka sigh sigh :-(
Åååååå.....jag tror jag måste beställa ett paket hemifrån....
Tack för tipset!
Happy birthday dear Anne!
(We share the same bday :) )
Visiting your blog after a long time. Good to see all the updates on your child.. Hope you have a wonderful bday and a great year ahead.
Love,
Joyce
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