This cute candy store is jam-packed with a huge variety of pick & mix candy and chocolate. A lot of…read moreit I'd never even seen before (but I don't live in Denmark). I can't imagine that anyone with a sweet tooth couldn't find at least a little something to take their fancy. I went in for a can of soda - and was so pleased to see they had a reasonable array of American cans. We got a couple flavoured Mountain Dews and some Cherry Pepsi. At 12DKK per can, we were pleased with the price as it's imported. The man behind the counter was polite, and the store seemed clean and well laid out.

Just happened to be the first place we stopped in when driving into Malmo and parking near Lilla…read moreTorg. Has a nice selection of souvenirs and candy/drinks. Prices seemed OK

My grandson and I walked to this candy store from the Osterport hotel and the owner/worker was very…read morehospitable, explaining the cost in dollars for we non-Danish speaking visitors. I would highly recommend it for service and products. Fun candy that gave us sweetness for our entire trip.

To be honest, I can't really write bad things about chocolate shops, can I?…read more I mean it's chocolates, what's not to like? This small chocolate shop not far from Triangeln station is actually quite nice. They have various imported chocolates from all over Europe, some candies (mostly liquorice, brrr!) and also handmade chocolate truffles behind the display, so you could pick what you want. But the shop is really really small and it's hard to move around, and it is stocked with way too many goods but the service is also very nice so I'm very torn about the whole review and ends up at three. Now, can please someone drag me out of here?????

A really nice little candy shop right in the middle of the touristy area of Malmo. On a hot day we…read morewalked in and the aircon was on full blast- it was the most comfortable store we stopped in that day (gotta keep the candy from melting!) I'm a stupid American and I walked in here looking for Swedish Fish. Did not find any. Is that not really a thing that Swedes eat?

A large store by Nordic standards; Surprisingly large selection, but prices are a bit high. I…read moreguess this is to be expected as everything must be imported and this is a touristy area. There are all kinds of food items including teas/coffees, candy, cereal, sauces, and even greeting cards and small gift items.

I would never have found this place without our tour guide. It's down an alleyway and inside a…read morecourtyard, but that's where this 100 year old candy shop lives. They're still making these candies the same way that they did back then - entirely by hand. Other than an electric heater that helps keep the raw candy "dough" warm enough to work, nothing has changed in a century. It's a small shop, so our tour group didn't stay long. Just long enough to watch them turning and folding the candy, then cutting it into bits to be wrapped. We got a free sample too, which was pretty neat. The candy is very pretty and comes in a few dozen different flavors. Certainly any gift of this you bring back to home will be appreciated. Delish!

This is an adorable old school candy making shop not too far from the markets. We were able to come…read moreon a food walking tour and sample a few types of candies as well as see the candy makers in action. The candy was really well made - beautifully crafted and flavored. They have hundreds of kinds and you can just walk in and buy one or as many as you would like. Its a fun stop while in Copenhagen and I really recommended it for those who have kids!

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