Fruktsockerbart

Fruktsockerbart is a Swedish term that translates roughly to "fruit sugar bar" or "fruit sugar candy." It refers to a type of confectionery that is primarily made from fruit sugars. These candies are often characterized by their soft, chewy texture and their intense fruit flavors, which are derived from concentrated fruit juices or purees.

The composition of fruktsockerbart can vary, but common ingredients include various types of fruit juice concentrate, sweeteners like glucose syrup, and gelling agents such as pectin or gelatin to achieve the desired consistency. Some varieties may also contain citric acid for tartness, natural or artificial flavorings, and colorings. The emphasis is typically on a natural fruit taste, with the "fruit sugar" aspect highlighting the origin of much of the sweetness.

These treats are popular as a snack or a sweet indulgence, particularly among children and those looking for a chewy candy option. While the name suggests a focus on natural fruit sugars, it's important to note that the overall sugar content can still be significant, as is common with most candies. Fruktsockerbart is a recognizable item within the broader category of fruit-flavored chewy candies found in many European markets.