napikeksejä
Napikeksejä are a type of small, round Finnish biscuit known for their button-like appearance. The name derives from the Finnish word nappi, meaning button, and the cookies are traditionally associated with home baking and everyday teatime, as well as festive seasons in Finland.
Typical napikeksejä dough is a simple shortcrust-like mixture made from flour, butter, sugar, and eggs, often
There are several common variations. A jam-filled version is popular in some regions, where a spoonful of
Napikeksejä are typically served with coffee or tea and are a familiar sight in Finnish homes during