Vardagslyx! Have you ever heard of that word? It directly translates to “everyday luxury” in Swedish and is something the Swedes will loudly exclaim when we treat ourselves to something without any real reason to.
Today, however, is undeniably a cause for celebration, especially in Sweden’s Småland region, where the first Thursday of March holds a special significance. Most Swedes partake in the tradition by indulging in marzipan treats, often opting for the iconic princess cake. As they enjoy these delicacies, they also make a concerted effort to commemorate the occasion, ensuring everyone knows it’s the first Thursday in March while embracing the local Småland-dialect – ‘fössta tossdan i mass’.
To celebrate the day, we wanted to share the recipe for this out-of-world, amazing Princess Rulltårta. The perfect marriage between a Swiss roll and a Swedish princess cake.
This article was originally published on Aug 9, 2018, and has since then been edited.
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