This semla recipe, will provide you with Sweden’s version of Scotland’s cream buns (or vice versa!) are a delicious way to celebrate Fat Tuesday with a Swedish twist! Semlor are a delicious tradition in Sweden, but you can make them in your own kitchen, no matter where you live!

If you’re already a fan of my Scottish Cream Buns, then you’re going to love this semla recipe!

Last month we had our Swedish friends over for tea, and I made some cream buns. One of them immediately asked, “Are these semlor?” To which I responded with my own question, “What are semlor?”
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