Läkerol facts for kids
Läkerol is a popular brand of candies from Sweden. These small, chewy candies are special because they are sugar-free! A main ingredient in Läkerol is gum arabic, which is a natural ingredient from trees. You can find Läkerol candies in many different flavors. A Swedish company called Cloetta makes them.
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Where is Läkerol Sold?
Läkerol candies are very popular in countries like Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark. They are also sold in other places around the world. Some of these countries include Switzerland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
The History of Läkerol
Läkerol was first introduced in 1909 by a person named Adolf Ahlgren. He was born in 1872 and passed away in 1954. To this day, many Läkerol candies have the letter "A" stamped on them. This "A" stands for Adolf Ahlgren. The name "Läkerol" comes from the Swedish word läka. This word means "heal" in English.
Famous Faces and Läkerol
In the 1980s, a very famous Swedish tennis player helped advertise Läkerol. His name was Björn Borg. He appeared in many commercials for the candy.
Fun Facts About Läkerol
Did you know there is a sports stadium named after Läkerol? It is in the Swedish city of Gävle. The stadium is called Läkerol Arena. It is a cool way to see how popular this candy brand is in Sweden!
