Sætre is a Norwegian biscuit company.
It was established in 1883 by Hans Otto Røhr at Sætre farm in Heggedal. The production moved to Kristiania in 1907 and Kolbotn in 1967. In 2000 the production at Kolbotn was discontinued, moving to Kungälv. The company was owned by Borregaard from 1984 to 1986 and the Orkla Group since 1986.[1] Sætre produces the majority of cookies sold in Norway.[2]
List of brands
Source:[1]
Gjende is a cookie by Sætre, launched in 1954.[3] The cookie exists in several variants, including Gjende Sjokolade (Chocolate), Gjende Vanilje (Vanilla), and Gjende Karamell (Caramel).
Ballerina is a cookie by Sætre, launched in 1993.[4] The cookie exists in several variants, including Ballerina Original, Ballerina Nougat, Ballerina Melkesjoko (Milk Chocolate) and Ballerina Blåbærlykke (Blueberry).
Bixit is a series of cookies by Sætre, launched in 1991.[5] The cookie mainly consists of oats, but exists in several variants, including Bixit Original, Bixit Sjokolade (Chocolate), Bixit Havrebar Quinoa & Bringebær (Quinoa & Raspberry) and Bixit Havrebar Mandel & Sjokolade (Almond & Chocolate).
Other Sætre brands include:[6]
Many of the above brands have received praise from newspaper for being healthier than other well known Norwegian brands.[7][8]
- Marie
- Per
- Ballerina
- Bokstavkjeks
- Kornmo
- Digestive
- Café Bakeriet
References
- Sætre Kjeksfabrik Store norske leksikon, Kunnskapsforlaget, retrieved 3 August 2009^
- Om Sætre Sætre, retrieved 2020-02-11^
- Gjendekjeks Sætre, retrieved 2020-02-12^
- Ballerina Sætre, retrieved 2020-02-11^
- BIXIT Sætre, retrieved 2020-02-11^
- Våre produkter Archive Sætre, retrieved 2020-02-11^
- Cathrine Borchsenius. Ernæringstest av cookies, soleklar vinner Dagbladet.no, 2017-04-06, retrieved 2020-02-11^
- Bramat.no. Bramat tester kjeks bramat.no, retrieved 2020-02-11^