Swedish Candy

Swedish Candy

As well as stocking the best Swedish snus and nicotine pouches on the market, Swedish candy and chocolate are also available to buy at Snusdirect.com. Everyone likes candy, right?

There are plenty of options, whether it's fruity chews, licorice sweets, or chocolate-covered chewy caramel candy. All of them are native to Sweden and are well worth trying. Swedish snus are good, as are Swedish sweets, but you’ll have to try them and find out for yourself.

Buy Swedish Candy at Snusdirect.com

Every country has its own unique selection of sweet treats, and Sweden is no different. Luckily for you guys, we make them available for our customers to try at home. With a wide range available below, simply add those that look appealing or those suggested to your basket and check out just as you would if you were buying nicotine pouches or snus from us. Or even better, buy both. There’s something about eating Swedish candy and enjoying Swedish pouches at the same time. It just works.  

More of a Chocolate Fan? Try Marabou

Now, not everyone prefers candy; some prefer creamy chocolate, and in our case, it is both! But for those wondering if Swedish chocolate is worth a try, it definitely is. The country’s famous Marabou chocolate is as good as your favorites at home. It’s fair to say that you’d find it in every Swedish home. It’s that good.

Which is the Best Swedish Candy?

There’s a lot to choose from, and everyone wants to try the best. So below is a list of what is likely to be found in every Swedish person’s pick-n-mix bag. We understand that some may not be of taste, so beside each is a brief description allowing you to navigate and find which is most likely to be of taste.

  • Dumle - milk chocolate with a chewy caramel center
  • Marabou - the best plain milk chocolate
  • Ahlgrens Bilar - fruity marshmallow sweets
  • BUBS Goody - strawberry and vanilla-flavored sour sweets
  • Djungelvrål - a classic licorice-flavored sweet

For a Proper Swedish Experience, Save them for Saturday Night

What’s being referred to here is called “lördagsgodis,” which translates to “Saturday’s sweets.” It’s a tradition in Sweden where families get together, sit down in front of the TV, put a film on, and indulge in their favorite Swedish candy. So, to make enjoying these treats more authentic, why not do the same? Of course, waiting for the weekend may seem impossible, so we won't judge you if you open them up beforehand!

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