Swedish Fika Chocolate Bites

Hello and welcome to this instructable! This is a commonly known treat for events when your family get together, have a cup of coffee and have some cookies. It's called in the Swedish word fika. The best time of the day!

This is a simple guide to make some chocolate bites for the evening.

Here's what you will need:
* A coffee maker
* Coffee
* A bowl
* 100 grams of butter
* A microwave
* 1 dl of sugar
* 2 tbsp of vanilla powder
* 2 tbsp of cacao
* 2 tbsp of oboy, drinking chocolate powder
* 3 dl of oats
* 2 tbsp of coffee
* A tree fork
* Pearl sugar
* Coconut flakes
* Powdered sugar

Make some coffee, use 2 tbsp of it.

Mesure 100 g of butter.

Microwave it for 30 seconds so it softens.

It should not melt just be soft.

Add 1 deciliter of sugar.

1 dl is not really a cup. About 0.4 cups of sugar if you use American measurements.

Add 1 matsked (msk) thus 1 tablespoon (tbsp) of vanilla powder.

Add 2 tbsp of cacao.

Add 2 tbsp of oboy, drinking chocolate powder. If you do not have this, skip this step.

Add 3 dl of oats. 1.2 cups

Add 2 tbsp of coffee.

Mix everything well together.

Fill 3 bowls of pearl sugar, coconut flakes and powdered sugar.

Pick up some of the consistency and form it to a ball.

Put the chocolate bite in to a bowl. Roll it around so it's entirely covered.

When rolling in powdered sugar, make sure to shake the chocolate bite in the hand as it gets a lot of powdered sugar on it. Seen in 3rd and 4th picture.

When you have rolled them, put them in a bowl. If not served directly, put them bare in the freezer.

And that's it! Now, let's fika!