The package says: Vete vehnä läckert frasiga Herkullisen rapeita
Google Translate: wheat vehnä incisive crispy Herkullisen rapeita
Bing translator it to: vete a delicious crunchy wheat läckert frasiga
Fail. Then I found the website, which shows the packaging in English.
Ah... Golden Wheat. Sounds good! I'm thinking cream cheese would make these a good plain bagel substitute especially with lox, or with something with more flavor like tuna salad or bruschetta. (I'm still thinking about that bruschetta on the breakfast buffet in Florence with a touch of green olives and sea salt... mmm!) I like all their Krisproll serving suggestions on the website under Krispylicious.
Although I held off on purchasing plain Krisprolls until I translated the packaging, in the meantime I did buy the cardamom ones and topped them with orange marmalade. Thumbs up. No toasting required. Swedes stick cardamom in lots of places it doesn't belong (carrot cake, cinnamon rolls, cookies), but cardamom Krisprolls are something entirely new to me so it works. They're kind of like biscotti, but not as sweet. Place your Christmas orders now.
1 comment:
I think I got some at IKEA once. Very crisp (shred your inner mouth) but would probably survive the mail! Keep exploring!
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