Hej and thanks for stopping by We hope you like our Swedish Easter Äggs. Gåva was born during lockdown 2020. We hope our Easter Äggs put as much of a smile on your face when you open them as they did on ours.  With nothing but Facetime and Zoom to connect us to the motherland, Annica and Jess (who’ve both lived in the UK for many years) started feeling rather nostalgic.  When you can’t get home, all you seem to think about is what you miss from home. Like Scandi Christmas  So we pickled herring, we baked ham and served it with Uncle Kjell’s whisky mustard, we designed elaborate gingerbread houses and stirred up sweet homemade knäck that stuck to our teeth, we...

Annica Annica used to love dressing up as a Påskkärring ([pawsk-shaerring] n Easter witch) and hand out drawings of chickens, eggs and bunnies in return for sweets to put in her Easter Ägg. This is her, posing with a kettle-full of loot on the front steps of her Nan’s house. A few years later, she dressed her younger brother Jonas in that same skirt and called him Emma the Easter Witch. Sorry, Jonas   Jessica As a child, Jessica had a giant vintage Easter Ägg that had been passed down from her Grandmother. She absolutely loved it at the best of times, but never more than the year when she tipped the lid and discovered a big turquoise caterpillar (the...