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Our candy experts picked the best sellers and fan favorites into ready-made mix bundles. The easiest way to try a bit of everything — at a seriously sweet price.
Swedish Candy vs German Sweets
Germany has Haribo and Katjes — Sweden has Djungelvral and Surskalle. While German confectionery excels at gummy bears and chocolate, Swedish candy goes where others won’t: extreme salt, intense sour, and fizzy sherbet combinations that challenge your taste buds. The Swedish tradition of Lördagsgodis (Saturday candy) means every product in our range has been perfected for the weekly pick-and-mix ritual — quality over quantity, always.
Lördagsgodis: The Saturday Candy Tradition
In Sweden, candy isn’t an everyday indulgence — it’s a Saturday ritual. Lördagsgodis (Saturday sweets) began in the 1950s when Swedish health authorities recommended limiting candy to once a week. The tradition became so ingrained that supermarkets still see their biggest candy sales on Saturdays. Our collection of Malaco Gott & Blandat, BUBS Surskalle, and more lets you bring this beloved Swedish tradition to your Samstag in Germany.
8 Brands, 30 Products — Our Full Range
Malaco leads with 8 products including the legendary Gott & Blandat and Djungelvral. Cloetta makes Ahlgrens Bilar — Sweden’s best-selling sweet, shaped like little cars. BUBS delivers the viral sour skulls. Fazer brings Turkisk Peppar and Tutti Frutti. Konfekta offers Filidutter and Kryptoniter. CandyPeople, Toms, and Estrella complete the range — all starting from just €1.59.
Shipping to Germany from Sweden
All orders ship directly from Sweden to Germany with full tracking. Delivery typically takes 5-8 business days. With prices starting from €1.59, it’s easy to build a mixed box of Swedish favourites. We also carry IKEA-style classics that you won’t find at IKEA itself — like Malaco Fizzypop and Konfekta Filidutter.
Swedish Candy FAQ
Typical Swedish sweets include salty licorice (like Malaco Djungelvral and Lakrisal), sour gummies (like BUBS Surskalle and Konfekta Kryptoniter), and foam sweets (like Cloetta Ahlgrens Bilar). The common thread is bold, distinctive flavours that go far beyond what you’d find in German confectionery.
Swedish confectionery covers salty licorice, sour gummies, fruity pick-and-mix, toffees, fizzy sherbet, and even savoury dip mixes. Our range of 30 products from 8 brands covers all categories, from the intensely salty Djungelvral to the gently fruity Tutti Frutti.
The most popular include: 1) Ahlgrens Bilar, 2) Gott & Blandat, 3) Djungelvral, 4) BUBS Surskalle, 5) Turkisk Peppar, 6) Tutti Frutti, 7) Malaco Zoo, 8) Lakrisal, 9) S-märke Supersurt, 10) Kryptoniter. We stock all ten in our German-shipped collection.
IKEA Germany stocks a few Swedish sweets, and some REWE or Edeka locations may carry Scandinavian imports, but the selection is extremely limited. We offer 30 authentic products from 8 brands — including cult favourites like Malaco Fizzypop and Konfekta Filidutter that you won’t find in any German supermarket.