Make your
own ice cream
Make your own ice cream this summer! Why buy ice cream when you can make it from scratch yourself? Use Glucose Syrup which gives the ice-cream a creamy and soft consistency. We've gathered our favourite ice cream recipes here, but feel free to experiment and develop your own favourites.
Ice cream with waffles and jam
Raspberry splits
Jam cookie ice cream
Ice creams on a stick
Semifreddo with raspberry ripple and pistachio
Lemon parfait on a crunchy base with lemon sauce
Strawberry gelato
Ice pops with forest berries and mint
Vanilla gelato
Berry sorbet
Raspberry pie sorbet
Ice cream cake with blackcurrant and toffee
Raspberry caramel sauce
Make your own caramel sauce and add raspberries. A magical combination.
Cardamom ice cream
Vanilla ice cream
Sandwich cookies
Glucose Syrup gives ice cream a creamy and soft consistency.
Glucose Syrup inhibits crystallisation giving ice cream a creamy and soft consistency. Glucose Syrup is a mixture of different types of sugar that have been extracted from wheat starch. Glucose Syrup is different from our other syrups because of the raw materials used. And Glucose Syrup is not as sweet as ordinary syrup.
Ice pops: Chocolate
Cheesecake ice cream with blackcurrants
Frozen yoghurt - with muscovado and liquorice flavour
Blackberry ice cream
Home-made ice lollies
Pear ice cream with praline caramel sauce
Caramel sauce
Caramel sauce is easy to make and very tasty. Add optional flaourings to your caramel sauce, such as liquorice or peppermint candy sticks.
Hazelnut ice cream with raspberries
Yoghurt ice cream
Italian raspberry ice cream
You will find more recipes for ice cream here
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Gingerbread biscuits
Is there anything better than the smell of freshly-baked gingerbread biscuits? Only eating them! Gingerbread biscuits can be hard or soft, with or without icing, almost any shape, or as entire houses. You decide what you want.
Christmas goodies
For many, Christmas wouldn't be complete without sweet treats. Put out homemade toffees, chocolates and truffles for everyone to enjoy. Whether you want the most classic Christmas treats or more advanced alternatives, we've got the recipe.
Baking for Advent
The Christmas spirit arrives with the First Sunday in Advent. Light the first Advent candle, make the coffee and tempt with mouth-watering delicacies. Make an extra batch, and you have some in the freezer for the coming weekends.
Delicious Christmas presents
The most special Christmas gifts are hand-made and filled with happiness. And what could be more full of love than mouth-watering sweets, festive biscuits and glorious jams? Create your own Santa Claus’s workshop in the kitchen and savour the Christmas spirit as you make sweets and wrap parcels.
Christmas baking
Baking for Christmas is always something special. This is the one safe haven that always seems to cling to tradition. But perhaps you would like to try something different for a change… you might find yourself a new favourite goodie this year!
Host a Glögg party
Glögg (Swedish mulled wine) is an institution in Sweden, and hosting a glögg party is a simple way to bring friends together in the lead-up to Christmas. It often doesn't take much to create a cosy atmosphere. We have selected some great recipes to provide inspiration for your drinks and nibbles.