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We both grew up in kitchens and have based our buns on the Nordic style cinnamon and cardamom buns. With the opening of our lunch bar we have extended our offering to traditional Swedish sandwiches, served open faced on the type of bread eaten in Scandinavia. Think rye and whole grain. The bread, just as our buns and all toppings are made from scratch in store. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1613609236421-FA76UE0JQYBZNRM1XKRZ/carl+larsson+fika+inne.jpg Home - Promoting fika in NZ. We aim to bring the Scandinavian FIKA culture to NZ. [ˈfiːkə] NOUN (in Swedish custom) a break from activity during which people drink coffee, eat cakes or other light snacks, and relax with others. the consumed items at such a gathering. VERB the activity of enjoying a fika. Fika has been part of the Scandinavian culture since the 18th century when the population started enjoying coffee in large quantities. FIKA is actually an anagram of the Swedish word for coffee (KAFFE) as pronounced by Swedish tanners in their local dialect (a way of speaking similar to Cockney’s rhyming slang). The historical importance of fika can be seen in this image of Swedish National Artist Carl Larsson from the turn of the 20th Century (click image for link to wiki). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1616017547092-CGMMKD8X09GISQS90XBC/hm%2Btauranga%2Bopening.jpg Home - Events, Wholesale & Special Orders For wholesale and events or other special enquiries, please send us an email or give us a call. Please note that for stockists we are only Auckland based and will not be accepting anyone outside the greater Auckland area for the time being. Deliveries Mondays and Fridays with a minimum 24 hr notice. We are happy to accept events NZ wide, get in touch to get a quote. 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When not striving to keep his patients happy and healthy, he’s enjoys hiking with his family in Rock Creek Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1579819011183-EWW9D3N3WNL63EUL2N1S/bobby_belowzero.jpg team - Bobby Lee Growing up in a busy restaurant, Bobby trained in Art before he heard the calling of the kitchen and returned to the pots and pans. After years doing fine dining in London as well as in New Zealand (and a few cafes thrown in for good measure and family life) Bobby decided to commit to baking and spreading the aroma of cinnamon throughout New Zealand. https://www.scandibunz.co.nz/contact daily 0.75 2023-02-27 https://www.scandibunz.co.nz/wholesale daily 0.75 2023-06-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1577684191640-1724LYKFVY3NB3QTPVCE/IMG_20190312_150421_906.jpg Wholesale - For wholesale queries please send us an email or give us a call. 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Deliveries Tuesday and Wednesday with a minimum 48 hr notice. scandibunz@gmail.com +64 (0) 212521345 199 Shakespeare Road, Milford, Auckland 0620 https://www.scandibunz.co.nz/favourites daily 0.75 2021-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1577937518333-AL3B5VNZ7PU9F1JLIULT/20200102_165441.jpg Favourite Events - H&M New Zealand We were very lucky in being able to work with such a great company as H&M for their north island store openings and enjoyed every minute of it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1577937707468-LI48F28CU6LR8AEGN58O/IVDM_Nespresso+Christmas+Content_+3.jpg Favourite Events - Nespresso New Zealand For their Nordic themed flavour release, we teamed up with Nespresso and created a make-at-home cinnamon bun recipe so that you can get your hands all floured up and make your own buns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1613636092911-SQUH58Q50JO86AJENSTD/20200127_121508.jpg Favourite Events - Scandinavian Christmas Market at Danish House. Every November (usually the first Sunday of the month) the Danish Association put on the Christmas market to get you in the mood. This is also when we premiere our Christmas buns -the lussekatt bun and the saffron marzipan bun. The atmosphere at this market is always amazing, there are craft stalls aplenty and for some reason always blazing hot so make sure you bring your water bottle. https://www.scandibunz.co.nz/heritage daily 0.75 2021-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e01284bc5ec366479ccc4f9/1614311878093-2WNMD3XTHCLEXHREDSYM/five+flavours+rose.jpg Heritage Baking buns has been a way of life in Scandinavia in general, and Sweden in particular for about 1600 years. The first known bun found in Sweden was a plain barley flour bun that has been dated to the 5th century. It is now on display in a Stockholm museum. Although wheat has been grown in Sweden since Neolithic times (when humans started farming), due to its delicate nature and the Nordic climate, it did not become common until the 16th century -before then Swedes mainly utilized rye in the north and barley in the south of the country. Soft wheat buns as we know them today did not become prevalent until the 19th century when pressed fresh yeast, and not the least ovens, became commonplace. The different shapes we find in our traditional breads came to the Nordic region much earlier, when the vikings brought them back from their forays. The plait shape, commonly found at workplace fikas, dates back to the 18th century. Sugar and spices were first brought over to Sweden on a larger scale for the wedding of King Gustav Vasa (Gustav I), the founder of Sweden, in 1531. Initially it was just for royalty, slowly trickling down through the upper echelons of society until the advancement of the Hansa trading company eventually allowed for a more wide-spread use by the 17th century. Coffee came to Scandinavia in the 18th century, and by now we are the biggest coffee drinkers in the world; Finland is in the lead with a whopping 9.9kg/capita/year, Sweden going strong in second place with 9.1kg -that is approximately 3-4 cups per day. Italians consume around 4.5kg/capita/year. With all of this coffee drunk (possibly to help keep people awake during the 4am-11pm summer shifts on the farm) people needed something to digest with it. The plain bread rolls have always had a strong foothold, but with a bit more money around the sweetened and spiced breads were really finding their own place. Early 20th century had big things happening; not only did the cinnamon bun emerge around 1920, the fika culture was also cemented as part of the Swedish psyche. The tradition of fika evolved from the, often dry, bread eaten with coffee and by the early 1900’s landowners would treat their guests to baked sweet treats as a means of showing off their wealth. Traditionally an esteemed guest would be offered 7 types of biscuits (any less and you’d be deemed a scrooge). To follow a classic fika: first offer a plain sweetened wheat bun, after this there should be a sponge cake, then the 7 types of biscuits. Finally after at least 2-3 cups of coffee, a cream cake will be brought out. No wonder we like to bake and eat sweet things in Scandinavia. 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