Just to show you the kransekake I had for my wedding in 1969. I bought it for £20 from a baker in Beauchamp Place in Knightsbridge, London

We love to be creative with kransekake. One way to add variation is shape and size, another is with decoration.

Traditional kransekake ring cakes make the perfect alternative wedding cake. We made one for a couple who can't eat gluten or dairy.

Our most recent creation is kransekake cookies. They have become extremely popular, especially the chocolate dipped ones.

The Kransekake UK logo is here! We're excited to give our brand an identity. Look out for our logos on and inside our packaging and marketing!

I have a 3 (going on 13) year old and a 7 year old, and both love to help me in the kitchen. Licking the bowl is always their favourite activity (please note this is when working on home baking projects, not professional ones!).  This week we were heading off to an afternoon garden party as a family and decided to take some kransekake stick with us. They're always a big hit and on this occasion they disappeared pretty quickly. The dark chocolate works so well with the almonds - a match made...

This week we baked a traditional white iced kransekake for an 80th birthday party. It was a very warm week which didn't make things easy! To make the kranskake a little bit extra special we used edible glitter and popped a sparkly number 80 on the top. We hope he and his guests enjoy the kransekake and the rest of the birthday celebrations. Happy birthday!

For the adult population of Henley-on-Thames, Henley Royal Regatta marks the start of the summer. In town, the bunting is up, the streets are teaming with gigantic men and women and, more often than not (thankfully), the sun comes out to play.