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I went to Stockholm several years back in the summer and went to a place asking for these and they laughed in our faces. Then they called their co-workers from the back and told them to come out here and see the people asking for semla. Then they all collectively laughed and explained that it's seasonal.
Don't feel too bad. They kinda suck. We have them in Denmark too. We have two types of Fastelavnsboller and I prefer these:
They have custard inside. Sometimes a bit of chocolate too. The ones with whipped cream is nothing but a whipped cream burger with a bit of depressing jam inside. They suck. In my humble opinion. I'm sure they have the good fastelavnsboller in Sweden too. But yeah. Still a seasonal thing.