Dutch Food & Drinks
‘Vlaai’ for obedient drivers
Did you know that the next few weeks in certain urban residential areas in Limburg drivers will be rewarded by police with a 'vlaai'...
Febo invites Hema to conjoin their classics
Did you know that FEBO invited HEMA to conjoin both their famous meat products?
The idea is to maintain the crispy breadcrumbs outside of the...
Dutch classic paintings on the shelves
Did you know that dairy brand Friesche Vlag adorned their cartons of coffee creamer with Dutch classic paintings?
From left to right:
Children of the Sea...
Bossche Bollen from Den Bosch
Did you know that Bossche Bollen are a delicacy from the city of Den Bosch? It is a profiterole filled with whipped cream and...
Stroopwafel crumbs
Tip of the day: Addicted to stroopwafels?
Try stroopwafel crumbs! These are leftovers from the cookie cutter and go nicely with the Dutch thrifty nature.
Bags...
Fluffy mini-pancakes with powdered sugar and melting butter
Did you know that 'poffertjes' are sort of like fluffy mini-pancakes but because they are flipped over when one side is not fully thickened,...
‘Beschuit met muisjes’ to celebrate the arrival of a baby
Did you know that when a baby is born in the Netherlands, family and friends are treated to 'beschuit met muisjes' (literally 'biscuit with...
Tasty appetizers: Tomato tulips
They look like flowers but every single part of this tulip is edible: cherry tomatoes with tasty cream cheese filling and chives for the...
Chocolate festival in the heart of Amsterdam
Did you know that the taste of chocolate varies depends on where the cocoa comes from, just like cheese and wine? You can learn...
Dutch bitterballs with a Korean twist
Did you know that Dutch master chef Piet Brink is making over 22,000 bitterballs in Pyeonchang during the Winter Olympics? That's around 1,100 to...