Hello everyone!
Have been living in Lausanne since 7 years but wasn't aware about Glocals before yesterday. A fellow Swede told me about it. I just opened a candy store with Swedish candy among other traditional ones. A Swedish expat will for sure miss family and friends but even more the candy.
Hope to connect with many of you here on Glocals!
Hello everyone!
Have been living in Lausanne since 7 years but wasn't aware about Glocals before yesterday. A fellow Swede told me about it. I just opened a candy store with Swedish candy among other traditional ones. A Swedish expat will for sure miss family and friends but even more the candy.
Hope to connect with many of you here on Glocals!
Tell us about Swedish candy. What's unique about it?
Our speciality would be salty liquorice or even peppered liquorice. Either you love it or you hate it. There is no "in between" so to speak. Then we have jelly textured candies and also special flavours as apple tart candies...
Our speciality would be salty liquorice or even peppered liquorice. Either you love it or you hate it. There is no "in between" so to speak. Then we have jelly textured candies and also special flavours as apple tart candies...
Do you sell Turkisk peppar and gelehallon? Where is the shop?
Yes I do!
My store is in Lausanne. I just added it to the business guide here. http://www.glocals.com/#/guides/biz/Candy-Garden/
Yes I do!
My store is in Lausanne. I just added it to the business guide here. http://www.glocals.com/#/guides/biz/Candy-Garden/
Hej Caroline!
Come on, be honest, Swedish candy has salmon in it, doesn't it? All Sweds I know are crazy about salmon and like to have it with everything...(-:
Welcome to glocals,
Nir
Hej Caroline!
Come on, be honest, Swedish candy has salmon in it, doesn't it? All Sweds I know are crazy about salmon and like to have it with everything...(-:
Welcome to glocals,
Nir
Didn't realize I could respond directly to a thread, so here we go again!
Yes I do have turkisk peppar and geléhallon!
My store is in Lausanne. I just added it to the business guide here. http://www.glocals.com/#/guides/biz/Candy-Garden
Didn't realize I could respond directly to a thread, so here we go again!
Yes I do have turkisk peppar and geléhallon!
My store is in Lausanne. I just added it to the business guide here. http://www.glocals.com/#/guides/biz/Candy-Garden
Nir!
You forgot the famous herring candies!
Yes I do!
My store is in Lausanne. I just added it to the business guide here. http://www.glocals.com/#/guides/biz/Candy-Garden/
Hey Caroline,
We are going to Lausanne on Saturday to the Luna Park. Is your candy store anywhere near ouchy ( I think that's right), as they sound delicious and I would like to try some.
Hey Caroline,
We are going to Lausanne on Saturday to the Luna Park. Is your candy store anywhere near ouchy ( I think that's right), as they sound delicious and I would like to try some.
Hello Lucy,
Ouchy is near the lake, my store is up in the centre near St-Francois. What a pity... But you will be more than welocme next time you visit Lausanne!
P.S: on Saturdays I'm open from 10.00-13.00
Hello Lucy,
Ouchy is near the lake, my store is up in the centre near St-Francois. What a pity... But you will be more than welocme next time you visit Lausanne!
P.S: on Saturdays I'm open from 10.00-13.00
Thanks Caroline,
Depending on what time we get there we may come there first, if not I will definitely visit on another day.
Thanks Caroline,
Depending on what time we get there we may come there first, if not I will definitely visit on another day.
Welcome Caroline ^_^
Do you have a website ?
Welcome Caroline ^_^
Do you have a website ?
Not yet! I'm working on it :-)
A humble business suggestion. Make a Candy Bus with all the best candy - a little bit like Bokbussen - and come and sell us some Swedish candy in Geneva. Say an hour on Pleinpalais on Sundays? I would buy tons. Ah well - but hectograms for sure. (Best candy=turkisk peppar, gelehallon, skumbananer, plopp)
A humble business suggestion. Make a Candy Bus with all the best candy - a little bit like Bokbussen - and come and sell us some Swedish candy in Geneva. Say an hour on Pleinpalais on Sundays? I would buy tons. Ah well - but hectograms for sure. (Best candy=turkisk peppar, gelehallon, skumbananer, plopp)
My sister is grazy about the small Swedish candy cars ("bilar"). There may be a danger of addiction...
My sister is grazy about the small Swedish candy cars ("bilar"). There may be a danger of addiction...
Welcome Caroline ^_^
Do you have a website ?
Thank you!
No, I don't have a website yet. I'm actually working on it now!
Thank you!
No, I don't have a website yet. I'm actually working on it now!
A humble business suggestion. Make a Candy Bus with all the best candy - a little bit like Bokbussen - and come and sell us some Swedish candy in Geneva. Say an hour on Pleinpalais on Sundays? I would buy tons. Ah well - but hectograms for sure. (Best candy=turkisk peppar, gelehallon, skumbananer, plopp)
Pär,
Thank you for the suggestion. I might do it once the store is famous! Meanwhile, I'm afraid you have to come to Lausanne to get some Turkisk peppar, Geléhallon and Plopp (though all the Plopp's are gone now...)
Pär,
Thank you for the suggestion. I might do it once the store is famous! Meanwhile, I'm afraid you have to come to Lausanne to get some Turkisk peppar, Geléhallon and Plopp (though all the Plopp's are gone now...)
My sister is grazy about the small Swedish candy cars ("bilar"). There may be a danger of addiction...
Well, I have those dangerous addiction candies. Should you tell your sis? ;-)
Well, I have those dangerous addiction candies. Should you tell your sis? ;-)
Ikea sells some swedish candy also, right?
Ikea sells some swedish candy also, right?
Yes, they do. But do they have Tyrkisk Peber, Hallongelé, Djungelvral, Geisha, Häxvral, Patroner, Dumle, Viol...etc? At least I do...
Yes, they do. But do they have Tyrkisk Peber, Hallongelé, Djungelvral, Geisha, Häxvral, Patroner, Dumle, Viol...etc? At least I do...
I know Sweden. I've been from Malmo all the way up to Kiruna and the arctic circle. I've been a few times to Malmo and the reason for heading towards Kiruna was to attempt to see the Northern lights but no luck. I did experience the arctic winter for a few days. Very short days. Nice low temperatures. :-).
Walking at 10am in Stockholm with the sun just above the horizon was also quite an interesting experience.
Sorry I have no comments about candy. The winter impressed me more...
... also Snuss would be more of a treat although many people disapprove of it.
I know Sweden. I've been from Malmo all the way up to Kiruna and the arctic circle. I've been a few times to Malmo and the reason for heading towards Kiruna was to attempt to see the Northern lights but no luck. I did experience the arctic winter for a few days. Very short days. Nice low temperatures. :-).
Walking at 10am in Stockholm with the sun just above the horizon was also quite an interesting experience.
Sorry I have no comments about candy. The winter impressed me more...
... also Snuss would be more of a treat although many people disapprove of it.
IKEA has Ahlgrens bilar and salta fiskar and some other stuff. Tyrkisk peppar, viol or geléhallon I did not see...
Snus is disgusting if you have to kiss the snuser - otherwise I can't see why you would disapprove of if? No second hand smoking and so on (slow suicide-angle a bit farfetched if you ask me).
IKEA has Ahlgrens bilar and salta fiskar and some other stuff. Tyrkisk peppar, viol or geléhallon I did not see...
Snus is disgusting if you have to kiss the snuser - otherwise I can't see why you would disapprove of if? No second hand smoking and so on (slow suicide-angle a bit farfetched if you ask me).
