In love I am, with this wooden plate "The old lady with the stick".
The characters are a bit Jockum-like, aren´t they?
This is fun - Swedish Gingerbread Caramel. "Imported from Sweden. handed down for generations."
Even though I´ve been living in Sweden in almost 40 years now, I´ve never heard about, or seen them before.
I like the packaging, wonder if they taste good?
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ha! that gingerbread packaging is just swell!
and, nice plate!
super cute
Very cute plate! I often wonder about food products we see here in Australia claiming to be "Swedish" or "Danish" or whatever... are they really or is it just a marketing ploy?? Gorgeous packaging yes, at least they got that right :) K
jag fattar inte hur du lyckas hitta alla dina länkar?! de där karamellerna verkade ju allt annat än svenska:)
Cute caramels, never heard of them either.
I don't know if you knew this, but "Kjerringa med staven" is a traditional Norwegian children's song. Listen:
http://tinyurl.com/n8mt8y
såna karameller är supergoda! som en pepparkaka som inte tar slut :)
Oh yeah... very, very nice. I love it also.
I love the plate even though the lady as such a sad or tired look in the eye!
Hanna, så du känner till dem?! Det låter som att de smakar gott.
this is cute :)
thanks for sharing the caramels package-made my day...
Det va en fin tallrik. De där karamellerna låter ju goda. Varför har man aldrig sett dem?
that plate is really cute- is there a swedish children's story about "the old lady with the stick?"
also, the caramels sound good!
Signorina Svizzera, not swedish, but Strikkelise said that "Kjerringa med staven" is a traditional Norwegian children's song:
http://tinyurl.com/n8mt8y
Such an adorable plate. I really want to try that gingerbread caramel... the packaging is wonderful! I hope you find some to try.
actually, i've recently just heard that kjerringa med staven also is something some norwegian families do on christmas. the mother goes first, and then the family follows, and they sing and dance around the house. almost like around the christmas tree!
Anonymous, thanks for the info.
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