These Swedish thins are supposedly "baked according to the original recipe since 1929". "The recipe Anna used back then hasn't changed one bit"

Wow! Just like they used to bake in the olden days!!... with palm, canola, and coconut oils...

Palm oil and canola (more properly known as rapeseed) oil aren't fit for human consumption (a very short Wikipedia search will reveal why.) If Anna had known about rapeseed oil at all, it would have been as fuel and lubrication and she NEVER would have considered cooking with it. And how a Swede would have gotten ahold of (expensive, imported) palm and coconut oils in 1929, and why she would ever have considered using them instead of butter to bake with, is beyond me.

They might have tasted great, the arteries be damned. But I just don't like being lied to, do you? I put these back on the shelf.

BTW, I noticed that another listing of this product claimed "no trans fats." That is a lie, as well. Whatever you want to put in your body is okay (I eat junk, too), as long as you *know* what you're eating. Just be aware that these are no better for you than double-stuff Oreos.
These Swedish thins are supposedly "baked according to the original recipe since 1929". "The recipe Anna used back then hasn't changed one bit"

Wow! Just like they used to bake in the olden days!! ... with palm, canola, and coconut oils... Palm oil and canola (more properly known as rapeseed) oil aren't fit for human consumption (a very short Wikipedia search will reveal why. ) If Anna had known about rapeseed oil at all, it would have been as fuel and lubrication and she NEVER would have considered cooking with it. And how a Swede would have gotten ahold of (expensive, imported) palm and coconut oils in 1929, and why she would ever have considered using them instead of butter to bake with, is beyond me. They might have tasted great, the arteries be damned. But I just don't like being lied to, do you? I put these back on the shelf. BTW, I noticed that another listing of this product claimed "no trans fats. " That is a lie, as well. Whatever you want to put in your body is okay (I eat junk, too), as long as you *know* what you're eating. Just be aware that these are no better for you than double-stuff Oreos.