You´ll find Grenna Polkagriskokeri in the heart of the small city Gränna, Sweden. It´s one of the largest manufacturer in town. The famous Polkagris and other sweets are still hand made with traditional recipies and technices dating back to 1859.

Swedish Candy Factory is the only Polkagris bakery in the USA. We make authentic Swedish candy the traditional way using the 150-year-old method with no artificial sweeteners, chemicals, or preservatives. Located in the picturesque town of Solvang, California.

Welcome to our candy shop! Here you´ll find lollipops, sugar sticks, sweets and toffees. Lots of it is hand made, and almost everthing is made in Sweden.

Today, over 160 years ago, the Polkagris peppermint rock candy is made the same way as during Amalias days. The secret of craftmanship Amalias daughter, Ida, maintained the handicraft and developed what her mother had started.

2016年11月18日 · The Polkagris are the straight variant of the more familiar candy sticks shaped in a ‘J’, of Jesus. That is right, nowadays we actually hold them upside down! The story goes that when many Swedes moved to the United States, they took candy canes with them, where they were flipped around to hang them in the trees.

Amalia Eriksson invented this old-fashioned peppermint treat named Polkagris in 1859 and not only has it been famous ever since, it also inspired the classic holiday candy cane. The first and still the best peppermint candy stick, this Swedish holiday treat is a sweet taste of history.

Polkagris is a Swedish sugary candy stick made in a village called Gränna. The polgagris goes back mote than 160 years.

2024年3月22日 · Polkagris is a traditional Swedish candy from Gränna, known for its peppermint flavor and distinctive red and white stripes.

The candy was soon known as polkagris, since gris (“pig”) was a local slang word for candy. Like the dance, the candy became popular in the town. Eriksson became wealthy, and kept her recipe a ...

Swedish Candy Factory is the only Polkagris bakery in the USA. We make authentic Swedish candy the traditional way using the 150-year-old method with no artificial sweeteners, chemicals, or preservatives.