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IKEA KAFFEREP packaging: six frozen cinnamon rolls, ready to bake.
Two golden brown cinnamon rolls, spiral-shaped with sugar crystals, on parchment paper.
Six golden-brown, spiral-shaped cinnamon buns on a wire rack, topped with sugar crystals, set against a green background.
Image displays a wooden tray with pastries, including a cinnamon roll on a pink plate with a linda flag. Gift box and flowers are also present.
Basket of golden cinnamon rolls topped with sugar.
Image shows cinnamon buns on trays, some baked and others in packaging labeled KAFFEREP from IKEA, with a glass of liquid on a wooden table.

KAFFEREP Cinnamon bun, frozen, 510 g

Price 2,99/0.51 kg
Price excl. VAT 2,62
Unit price: 5,86/kg
(960)

How to get it

One of the most loved Swedish traditions is fika – socialising over coffee and cookies. With sweet treats in the KAFFEREP series, we want to share the tradition so more can enjoy memorable fika moments.

Article number705.413.54

Product Details

A typical Swedish classic. A wheat dough bun with a sweet cinnamon filling decorated with nib sugar.

Bake and serve with coffee and good friends as “fika” – coffee break Swedish style.

  • Comprises: 6 buns.

Measurements

  • Net weight: 510 g

  • KAFFEREP

    Article number705.413.54
    • Width: 1 cm
    • Height: 1 cm
    • Length: 1 cm
    • Weight: 0.10 kg
    • Package(s): 1

Customer reviews

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Best cinnamon buns
5
Very easy to bake and extremely delicious cinnamon buns. I like to have several packages in my freezer to bake them whenever I like
Maria, Portugal
Beloved buns
5
I am and my daughter enjoyed this buns so much . We like the cinnamon there . Easy to bake, not to much pastry. Also the size of buns is good.
Elena, Spain

Function solution

Seven is a magic number

From kafferep to fika – the Swedish tradition of gathering at home to socialise, drink coffee and eat cookies has a long history. The custom came about during the 19th century and meant that the host was expected to serve exactly seven types of cookies to their guests. Fewer were considered stingy and more was seen as over the top, while seven was the perfect balance. At IKEA, we love this way of enjoying a special moment with others, no matter how many cookies are served.

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