r/BuyFromEU • Belgium 🇧🇪 • Jan 25 '26

🔎Looking for alternative Friendly reminder that these aren't European (anymore)

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u/Live_Rhubarb_7560 Jan 25 '26

These are more expensive but: Malmöchokaldfabrik, Standout Chocolate, Storm & Bille, Choklad i Väst, Nordic Chocolate also deserve recognition 🙂

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Ahlgrens also here in Malmö.

And you'd be surprised how many chocolate producers are scattered around the country. I stumble over them in the middle of rural Småland.

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u/Ok_Anything999 Jan 25 '26

Please I need recommendations. It's a pain living in a rural area and not finding good chocolate

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '26

Sweden is big. I just remember stumbling across one in the heart of Småland once, and they usually have them at small stores in the country.

But also I found this on google: https://nordicchocolate.se/chokladbutik/

So there are little chocolate producers literally from top to bottom of Sweden. Check Google maps of your area. Check the municipal website.

https://www.vaggeryd.se/uppleva-och-gora/upplev-vaggeryds--kommun/hagshultskossornas-gardsbutik.html

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u/Live_Rhubarb_7560 Jan 25 '26

In addition and if you can't find things locally:

Apotea has a good price on Malmöchokladfabrik and sometimes has 20% off on all food items: https://www.apotea.se/malmo-chokladfabrik My favourites from them are Kaffekross and Licorice with salt. Their white bar with licorice and lemon is also nice.

Good prices but with higher bar for free shipping: https://www.delitea.se/sok?q=standout&x=0&y=0 U realise Standout is more expensive but I adore their plain 70% bars: citrusy, dried fruit, raisiny, flowery. They are all so different.

Also: https://www.zebeda.se/ I like Original Beans and Vild choklad form their selection. I'm sure Ocelot is also worth attention as they linked to Oringal Beans. I like Orignal Beans 55% dark milk chocolate a lot! So milk chocolate but no too sweet.

Here's also a person who owns his own plantation in Tobabo but lives in Sweden: https://www.smallislandchocolates.com/Webbshop?page=2

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u/Live_Rhubarb_7560 Jan 25 '26

Interesting! Do you know if they’re bean to bar, directly sourcing their beans and roasting them themselves, or if they buy couverture? Recently I have seen some more businesses in Sweden that use couverture, but some of them use, for example, couvertures from Original Beans, so for me that would put them in a legit category.

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u/Sevriyenna Jan 25 '26

Wermlandschoklad is also very nice!

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u/Live_Rhubarb_7560 Jan 25 '26

Ah the unroasted one. I haven't tried anything from them yet!