Ikea Havreflarn Biscuits Reviews
Product Type: Ikea Snacks
Newest Review: ... bit like a crispy biscuit version of a flapjack. They are absolutely delicious, and they are not too sweet and sugary at all. ... more
... They are especially good when you serve them with a cup of coffee or tea, or even a hot chocolate. I find that if I have anyone round for coffee and serve these with the hot drinks everyone comments how nice they are, and that are going to buy them themselves next time they take a trip to Ikea.
They last really well in a biscuit tin, they don't go soft at all. You do actually need to probably store them in a biscuit tin or a tub once the packet is open, as they would probably go soft otherwise....more
by - written on 24/01/12 (Useful, 106 readings)
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Afer having lived in Sweden for a year I always go to the Swedish food market in Ikea and stock up on a few Swedish food items that I used to love. Kakor Havreflarn biscuits are one of the things that I always get. We used to buy these all the time in the supermarket in Sweden. They are reasonably priced at Ikea, they are just £2.55 for a large 600g box. Kakor Havreflarn are sweet oat crisp bisuits. The diect translation from Swedish is 'oat cakes cripsy biscuit', exactly what they are. They are basically sweet, thin, crispy biscuits which contain oat flakes. I would say that they taste a little bit like a crispy biscuit version of a flapjack. They are ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/08/09, updated on 02/08/09 (Very useful, 273 readings)
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The wonderful thing about biscuits (apart from their potential to be very tasty) is that they come in all shapes and sizes, and from all corners of the world. 'Havreflarn' are Swedish oat biscuits (sometimes referred to as 'oat crisps') which are truly delicious. Strangely enough, I got a packet of these from Ikea in Southampton, and I have no recollection of the price - I've tried looking them up on the net, but the only Ikea website that actually claims it sells Havreflarn is the Chinese one - so an 125kg box of these little beauties costs 10.50 Yuan! Description & Taste - - - - - - - - - - - - - The biscuits themselves are round ... Read the complete review
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