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By Bo Friberg
Published 1989
These pastries are known as Glasögon in Swedish, which translates to “glasses” in English. Interestingly, they are fashioned after the distinctive marking—a double spiral design—found on the head of a cobra. This pattern resembles a pair of eyeglasses. For a different twist (literally) on this shape, omit brushing the egg wash between the two cylinders after rolling them. After slicing the pieces, turn one curl on each piece over to make an S shape as you place them on the pan