#krumkaker

[morethansalad]

Vegan Krumkaker (Norwegian Waffle Cone Cookies)

traditionally eaten with trollkrem, a Norwegian lingonberry mousse

[moog-enthusiast]

photobob making krumkake cause it’s one if my favorite parts of the holiday i love these silly norwegian holiday cookies

[hwas]

baking christmas cookies with my mom has become one of my fave traditions ☺️

[adtothebone]

I may have inspected and tinkered with this krumkake iron a little longer than normal just to mess with the dude keeping an eye on it before the North Star Auction began.

[designyourfashion]

Desserts - Norwegian Krumkake

[maidith]

Cuisine - Krumkake II Recipe A yummy cardamom flavored batter to use with a krumkake iron. These can be served plain or filled with flavored whip cream.

[gettothedancing]

#dear God you have been warned #we also come bearing lefse and krumkake tho #so it’s a trade off

News articles from 1843

[joshhommehavingafag]

Krumkake II Recipe A yummy cardamom flavored batter to use with a krumkake iron. These can be served plain or filled with flavored whip cream.

[suduu]

A Norwegian wedding in Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Last 📸 by Mark Vancleave

[wikipotorio]

Recipe for Norwegian Krumkake Krumkake is a Norwegian crispy wafer-like cookie that's made on a special decorative iron, then rolled into a cone. Serve plain, or dip in chocolate and fill with whipped cream. 1/2 teaspoon butter flavoring optional, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1.5 cups all-purpose flour, 1 cup white sugar, 1/2 cup unsalted butter, 2 large eggs, 1 cup milk

[coelakanths]

seething. i need to write travlyn in horrible love RIGHT now.

[what-even-is-thiss]

Spent my entire Christmas morning making krumkake I’m going insane

[aveloka-draws]

may I join your cult? I bring offerings of krumkake, it is a Norwegian cone shaped cookie. Most recipes I found online don't use it unless I specifically search for ones that do, but my family uses cardamom to flavor it! hope you enjoy!

That looks so good please join the cult here are your ritual robes

That reminds me of some cone cookies with caramel inside i see in stores sometimes, kinda wanna get one now

[fjordfolk]

I would say that Troj has spent Christmas learning the concept of stealing, except it's not so much stealing as it is helping herself to things she doesn't realize aren't hers?

Got up one morning, let the dogs into my mother's living room, came in a few minutes later to find Troj snuffling on the couch. The other dogs casually dispersed. Cookie tray on the table noticeably thinner than the night before. I realize belatedly that Troj is CHEWING and confiscate the soggy end of a krumkake, at which point my mother comes in, and we begin to discuss possible culprits, as the only known thief in the household is Sparta and Sparta is, for once, looking fairly innocent.

As we go through our options (Sparty but sneakier than usual, Melis but a bit short to reach the table, not Luna as she wouldn't eat it if you fed it to her, Troj has never taken anyting off my plate ever) Troj looks at me. And my mother. And the cookie tray.

And she very, very slowly she puts her paw on the table.

I tell her NO.TROJA.DOWN. and she backs off. And looks at me. Flicks her ears. And then she slowly. Deliberately. Tries one more time.

[snowflaketale12]

A very random Anna eating Krumkake edits which is inspired by my final little finding 'How many appearances of Krumkake in various books' on yesterday… 💕

As Anna mentioned in novel 'All Is Found - Engaging Anna and Kristoff', there are a lot of bakers in Arendelle. But sadly there isn't much introduction to the bakeries and their cookies in movies, except I believe most of the people know Kransekake, the huge Christmas cake that is presented in OFA 😄

If there's a chance I would like to try how's the taste for Krumkake, I bet it's definitely delicious 😌

And I just realize Krumkake was actually showing in the movies:

[clickerpunk]

You 🫵🏻 are Norwegian. Do you and your family make krumkakers for Christmas? Because our neighbors do and they’re Norwegian-American so I wanted to know if this was something actual Norwegians do or just Norwegian-Americans

Very common for christmas! At least in the region im from.

I havent made any myself yet, but my great grandma used to make them every year. Sadly she isnt here this year though so no Kumkaker this year.

My absolute favourite is to have them with Multekrem 🤤 (Cloudberry whipped cream)