American & German Try DUTCH SNACKS & CANDY for the FIRST TIME!

[@DeanaandPhil]

What is your favorite Dutch snack or candy? If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: DUTCH FOOD TOUR! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHbVZ5yrethpobc ) or Japanese Street Food! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eai7naSEi89goJo ) If you want to participate in a free trial with Lingoda, sign up using our link (try.lingoda.com/DeanaPhil_Nov) and discount code: PHILTRIAL

[@ralphb7401]

One traditional snack I missed in this video and the previous one, is the Dutch tompouce. Although the majority of the Dutch people like them, everyone has their own way (or struggle 😂) of eating them. The kruidnootjes come in a lot of flavors as well, chocolate is one of the most popular flavors, maybe even more popular as the regular kruitnoten. As for candy, I like all kinds of salty licorice, especially the salmiak licorice types as well as licorice toffee

[@pparisa5906]

Hi guys. Maybe next time you could try the grown up food like stamppot, snert, hachee. Or poffertjes, oliebollen around 31 december. Or worstenbroodjes and Bossche Bol in Brabant. Or oud Hollandse snoepmix. Hope you like them.

[@pparisa5906]

O, forgot the appelflap, bokkenpootjes, eierkoeken, roze koek, suikerbrood. Oopsie.

[@MBoeltje41]

@@ralphb7401 good thing they didn't eat a tompouce on screen tough... that would have made a mess no way you can eat those things normaly XD

[@ashleydelaroy7044]

Stroopwafels en drop

[@ellazdiys]

Me being Dutch, I honestly love liqorice and I dont get how others hate it so much! I love seeing these as a Dutchie!

[@nicoledb341]

So funny that people are so scared of drop 😂 i am like but why? 😢 it is so good.

[@ogeh5864]

@@nicoledb341 it's disgusting 😫

[@cmo6055]

I am dutch and dont like drop...

[@erikjonsson1519]

@@nicoledb341 it is good but I prefer the Swedish salty licorice but it is really good tho I love licorice

[@Aido024]

Hopelijk kan je dit vertalen, maar ik ga nu zeggen wat ik wil zeggen. Je hebt geen smaak. ​@@ogeh5864

[@SanderTeunissen]

Tony's Chocolonely is expensive, but the price comes from it being the first to try and make slavery free chocolate in the Netherlands, in which it mostly seems to have succeeded. The tijgernootjes and similar snacks are usually for when we have guests over to have something on the table that everyone can just grab a handful when they feel like snacking. Of course some people just eat these by the bag while binging Netflix as well, but I think most people would prefer potato chips or popcorn for that.

[@PhoenixNL72-DEGA-]

That's what Tony claims. But they have been caught in the past to also use cocao from less savoury plantations.

[@SanderTeunissen]

@@PhoenixNL72-DEGA- I think at their scale it is impossible to keep properly checking every supplier. What matters is that they keep putting in effort and cut ties with a plantation as soon as they find out.

[@JJ-zo7ux]

You schould try Dutch dishes like hutspot, stamppot boerenkool. Also try Hema worst, Vla. Thanks for the video. Btw frikadel is usually without the batter crust and served with mayo, curry/tomato sauce and raw onions 🤤

[@Halloixjd]

Jij aardappel iedereen vind stamppot leuk

[@FordJohnes]

@@hajarbellari6060 spreek voor jezelf, die shit is heerlijk.

[@aurorasdreamsss]

@@hajarbellari6060 Stampot is f) heerlijk

[@ST4RZ_LVX]

@@aurorasdreamsss NEEEE JUIST NIET

[@xancursed]

HOW DO U NOW THAT ALL? I EVEN DONT KNOW THAT

[@biancahelberg2890]

I am from South Africa and we have a really strong Dutch influence on our Arikaans Culture. I understand most of the snacks' wording and have enjoyed these tastes forever. We also have Spar shops here and were all raised on Nik Naks! Loved this episode.

[@arnomeesters1]

baie baie mooi, dankie

[@MichelleJonesKralka]

Tony’s Chocolonely is huge here in the US - at least on the west coast in California and Whole Foods because it’s fair trade and anti-slavery chocolate. Plus the mold of the chocolate is really fun and different. I also feel like, while they are a little pricier, that’s because they are supporting humanity plus the chocolate is heavier - I feel like you get more in their bars.

[@jenrod1989]

I have seen them here in Raleigh, NC as well. Whole Foods and The Fresh Market. Now that I think if it, Target has them too.

[@saskiapanter]

I couldn't have said it better. Yes a bit more pricier than other chocolat sold in supermarkets here, but way worth it. I love the one in the Orange packing, caramel seasalt, soooo good.

[@FristiFlesje_]

@@saskiapanter best one for sure. there is also one in pink ant that is white chocolate with 'framboos en knettersuiker' . and that is like raspberry with popping parts what give the same effect as poprocks :) i also like that one

[@Bruintjebeer6]

they have 9 different kind of flavours today It is a Dutch company so in the US it will be more expensive because you have to import it.

[@Bruintjebeer6]

@Ronald van Steensel I forgot all about that. But now you say it i remember he said it in a documentary when he first started with the project. It is nice to see it has grown world wide because he is really helping farmers and local producers

[@alyssawaywardAF]

Stroopwafel for the win. So good. Might have been last year, (or 2020) McDonald's had a Stroopwafel McFlurry as some kind of 'international menu items' promotion. So you're spot on for them being perfect with ice cream.

[@michelluuuh]

If you can find a Hema that sells ice cream, they sell sundae's in different flavours, of which one has caramel and stroopwafels on it. That for a fair price!

[@Thomas--Anderson]

These stroopwaffles should be eaten in a certain way. Place the waffle on a mug of hot coffee or tea. Once it's warmed up, you can eat it

[@steemlenn8797]

Oh, that's intersting! Is it also intended to get a bit soggy cause of the vapor?

[@Miristzuheiss]

No, better with a cup of Chokomel

[@JadedKate]

@@steemlenn8797 no it just gets the syrup molten inside. and lovely warm & soft.

[@japnuts]

Yea this!!

[@1bellarules]

That's how I like mine.. with hot tea or hot coffee. Very tasty and addictive 🙂. They're sold in Aldi's in my area usually starting in fall and through Christmas.

[@GoodOldErin]

Thinking of Dutch Snacks: I would neeeeever ever leave The Netherlands without several liters of Vla. 😋 That is my stuff!

[@dutchgamer842]

Which flavor of vla is your favorite?

[@GoodOldErin]

@@dutchgamer842 My favourite one would be Dobbel Vla (Vanilla & Chocolate).

[@ntea.1068]

see the problem is that I ate wayyy too much vla as a kid cuz its so good so now I feel like throwing up whenever I eat vla

[@stronkstronk6361]

@@dutchgamer842 zacht en luchtig framboos van Campina is echt heel lekker

[@carlijnstrikkeling2904]

I agree

[@arnevanbrussel5700]

4:33 , the grocery store you went to is the most expensive one in the netherlands, its 26% more expensive then the average store, the cheapest one is Dirk van de Broek, that one is 11% cheaper than the average store

[@shoecultleader]

De spar is niet zo duur bro, ooit gehoord van de koopman, da’s zo’n campingwinkel die ze ook in steden hebben

[@stephennicholson2833]

I just bought seven boxes of Stoopwafels from my Aldi's in the US. They have them about once a year. It is my memory food of our trip to the Netherlands.

[@amyvinson9353]

They also sell them at Walmart year round (in Arkansas, so I assume everywhere)

[@stephennicholson2833]

@@amyvinson9353 I wish they sold them at our Walmart but alas no.

[@jadecummings8093]

I love these couples so much! These Dutch snacks look interesting but look so good to try out.

[@DeanaandPhil]

definitely worth trying if you have the chance! :)

[@biancavoorman2328]

Yes i love this couple also ❤

[@Uzoraki]

@@DeanaandPhil for sure by the way you went to one of the most expensive supermarkets spar😂 love the vid

[@ShirleySenpei]

I'm dutch and it's nice to see people from other countries try our snack. The last one are for Sinterklaas. More like a dutch santa-claus.

[@jilliandrenth9036]

Het ruikt als kerst. Ik ging helemaal stuk🤣🤣

[@rovaniekapitein9641]

ik ook

[@Hello_people_123]

I am Dutch to

[@ZoeTascha]

😂I laughed at the last one

[@funnyslaughter]

Stroopwafel is awesome. If you visit there again, try to get some that are freshly made, Deana will go 12/10 for sure! Tonys is available at Edeka, but not sure if in all of Germany. They built seperate distribution networks for the Cocoa to have slave-free chocolate, a really good concept. My favorite is salt/caramel (orange). If you are ever in Amsterdam, visit their flagship store, they have a whole wall of chocolate.

[@steemlenn8797]

Not in my Edeka I think. But it's a very small one. And of course Edeka works a bit different than the other chains so you get more differences anyway.

[@pinkhope84]

You get it everywhere in Hamburg

[@BirteK1975]

Action also sells them in their food section.

[@nataliep4246]

i can get it in rewe and edeka in my small town in nrw but also aldi or lidl had them some day. - there are really good in their work and even tastes good

[@steemlenn8797]

I went this morning and looked, they had Tonys chocolade. And I can now say why I never bought it before. 1) they don't have the flavors I like (only 4 were there) 2) the flavors, packaging, name etc. all says "I am sooo hippy!!" which generally means "you pay 33% extra for the fake feeling" 3) similar with the sticker "known from ads" beside the price tag. That just means I pay a lot of money not for the product. Well, I still bought one with the honey. And yes, it tastes like good quality. So maybe the warning signs are wrong this one time ;)

[@stevehill6062]

Very much enjoy the obvious fun and great friendship the two of you share. You add to my, our, knowledge and understanding of the countries in the European community, and how people that live so near one another can be so culturally and culinarily different from one another. Thank you both for all of the experiences that you share with us. You broaden our knowledge of this world and we truly enjoy the journey.

[@chasefromalabama]

"Not the first time he's said that" I nearly choked on my drink 🤣😂

[@bobberb8183]

It would be so amazing to watch the both of you going to the Dutch theme park called "Efteling". I think you would enjoy it a lot!

[@ElmoAsmussen]

@@bobberb8183 yes! Go to Efteling! Thank us later

[@Pepperoni_pizza_1]

Im a bit late but the 1 one is sweet and sour you guys pick both the sour one but there are more round ones in there to and those are sweet. It’s my fav. Candy and i live in the Netherlands so try the sweet ones to!

[@Peterkersting10]

As a Dutch person, the pronounces are SOOO fun to hear.😂😂😂 also, the tony chocolony chocolate is that expensive because there completely fair made. That means they are not made by people that work in fields to get the cacao beans out of the trees. But they are being paid fair and square. Also, it would be good if you tried boterkoek that’s sooooo Dutch. I loved the video. Keep it up 😀👍

[@gladtobeangry]

The end was quite good, with you throwing Kruidnoten at each other. Kruidnoten, or their relatives Pepernoten, mixed with some hard candy and gummies together form what is commonly known in the Netherlands as "Strooigoed", which literally means "Throw stuff". It's originally a part of the Sinterklaas traditie where Sinterklaas and his Pieten (our equivalent of Santa and his Elves) come around on december 5th to give children presents and candy. The throw stuff refers to the way the Pieten throw lots of "strooigoed" from big bags as they walk through the town, or when they enter the room. So you instinctively got that right. They're as much meant to be thrown as they are meant to be eaten. Kruidnoten are now so popular though, you can basically get them year round, but you do still see them mostly around Sinterklaas.

[@dyc4107]

and in at least 50 different flavours these days :) (also chocolate covered ones in different flavours)

[@coldbrewer003]

Tony's is Dutch??? I've seen them everywhere in the UK & France. LOL It was even sold on a Eurostar train. Dang, I should have grabbed one.

[@saskiapanter]

Yes Tony is Dutch.

[@johand7228]

Most of the chocolate products come from the Netherlands. We have by far the greatest import of Cacao beans Worldwide. 75% is used by Dutch food products, 25% is sold to other countries. You will be amazed how many food products we ship Worldwide.

[@karineroosen620]

​@@johand7228but the Best chocolate is belgian😊

[@DeanaandPhil]

What is your favorite Dutch snack or candy? If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: DUTCH FOOD TOUR! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHbVZ5yrethpobc ) or Japanese Street Food! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eai7naSEi89goJo ) If you want to participate in a free trial with Lingoda, sign up using our link (try.lingoda.com/DeanaPhil_Nov) and discount code: PHILTRIAL

[@King-chairthesecond]

Tompouce die zijn lekker you should try it it will thy be yummy

[@King-chairthesecond]

You both are Tiny im dutch and im 12 and im like 172cm

[@jeffsmith6201]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I have been searching for years for what I now know are called Kaas Rolletjes. We used to get these in a bakery in Seattle when I was young and when they closed I could not find them. I ordered some alllllllll the way from the Netherlands just as a present for my Sister for Christmas. Appreciate you so much.

[@carlijnstrikkeling2904]

3:27 you have to try the total loss version of it, because that one is so delicious and It has more variety in winegums and liquorice

[@eileenhildreth8355]

Love droppies...salted liquorice...buy it from our Dutch cheese stores. The stroopwaffle looked good

[@Silliboi0]

You Said “stroopwafels” really good Phil!

[@birgitp.6782]

Hello you two, I learned how to make stitches as a child with these strawberry strings, and when I got them right, I ate them. aardbeien in Dutch = Erdbeeren in Deutsch = strawberries in english that brings back memories ;o)

[@roxstar5088]

For maximum stroopwafel pleasure, lay it on top of a cup of tea so the caramel becomes warm and soft. For traditional Dutch chocolate: Koetjes repen (cow bar)

[@KyuKiii007]

im dutch and im surpirsed how well u guys can pronounce these dutch words epic video, BTW i live in eindhoven to!

[@ninan9650]

At Aldi in the cookie section you will find a similar bar as the caramel bar. It’s marketed for Kids, therefore usually not that on the radar of adults. Ah and the Nougat in Tonys chocolate is the white “turkish” or “ dutch” Nougat and is different to what we know as Noisette Nugat ( like in Ritter Sport Nugat).

[@Miristzuheiss]

Like Swizzer Toblerone

[@PhoenixNL72-DEGA-]

@8:42 snoep veters Translates to "Candy shoelaces" originally those where only in licorish flavor "Drop Veters"

[@Miristzuheiss]

We have a really big dutch supermarket at Düsseldorf. Kaas Frischdienst. Sooo good

[@M_erel]

From Tony's chocolony the white popping raspberry is amazing! (It's the pink packaging)

[@terryrutherford2114]

I worked with a guy in a hospital kitchen. He would suck a spaghetti noodle up his nose, pass it through his nasal passage and pul it out his mouth. Eww. Thanks for the video!

[@maranon1971]

So funny, you said definitely can compete with Milka and Rittersport. But Milka most definitely cannot compete with Tony 🤣😂🤣

[@eddavanleemputten9232]

Try poffertjes! Dusted with icing sugar they’re absolutely wonderful. Tiny, puffy pancake-like clouds of goodness. And the Dutch New Year’s Eve traditional: oliebollen. Some times they’ll be plain little balls of fried dough. Some times they’ll be the wonderful crunchy-and-moist ones with pieces of apple inside. Other versions will have rum-soaked raisins in them. You need to eat them fresh, still warm, and dusted with icing sugar. Addictive as heck. All kinds are delicious. My favourite are with apple. On cold days you need to try ‘snert’. It’s pea soup but REALLY GOOD pea soup. There are countless more dishes you should try. ‘Rookworst’, stamppot, hutsepot, spekpannekoek met appelstroop(pancakes with bacon and apple-based syrup), Limburgse Vlaai (a type of pie, either open-faced or closed, usually with fruit and that recently got protected as part of the heritage of both Dutch and Flemish Limburg)…

[@rayverh]

its so enjoyable to watch non dutch people eat drop for the first time. (btw i love drop)

[@nika_adrian_holland]

Im dutch im so happy that you two went to the netherlands

[@omgekeerd9259]

Speculaas in English is spiced biscuits. I really mis the drop because I don’t live in the Netherlands anymore. As a child you get imprinted the food that is normal in the county you grow up in. If not it’s a different story. But I like the way you are exploring different tastes in a respect full way❤

[@potatophil8432]

The strings definitely have that playful factor 😂

[@rureal7742]

Potato Phil definitely enjoyed playing with it during the recording 😂

[@losch09]

I wonder what Deana thinks about the Dutch Pindakaas in comparision to the american ones she knows and loves 🤔

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Mehr von Niederländischen Snoep und Snaks ! Misschien traditionele gerechten uit Nederland zoals boerenkool en zuurkoolstoofpot?(Vielleicht mal Traditionelle Gerichte aus den Niederlanden wie Grünkohl und Sauerkrauteintopf ?)

[@racingweirdo]

Kruidnoten are part of sinterklaas. We celebrate it on 5 or 6 december. Sinterklaas is comming every year from spain with his steamboat, rides on a white horse and got helpers called pieten. Kruidnoten is the main candy. Not just bikes did a great video on sinterklaas

[@Oliver_on_paws123]

Me as a Dutch person i find really funny to see you guys try dutch snacks 👍👍👍

[@martinverbruggen7919]

The stroopwafel You can get them in usa starbucks

[@Mr.Sinister1978]

Love your videos! My wife and I miss Germany. We were in Bad Aibling two years ago. Very nice Bavarian town! You two should check it out! Keep up the great work!

[@TheIlluminara]

I have heard you are to put the stroopwafel over your hot tea cup, the steam heats and softens the cookie.

[@steen067]

Stroopwafela are the best when they are fresh made at the market. Second best is a hot one. By putting it on top of your tea.

[@EmmysAdventures0]

4:34 yeah Spar is quite expensive I recommend Albet heijn or lidl!

[@woutervdb21]

10:38 thats true, at least for me, they have a bit of an addicting taste imo, i could eat so many of these (which is off course allowed at your grandparents), unbelievable u guessed that from just one bite 😂

[@esthersip597]

You can buy these at foodmarkets. They make them for you and they are a lot bigger. And warm/hot! Most eat them with coffee or tea. You actually bought the cheaper kind. If you are ever in Gouda, buy them there at the local bakery. Huge difference!

[@JadedKate]

yes stroopwafels, drop, salmiak, snoepveters, kruidnoten... next time go for: dubbelvla (double custard, vanilla / strawberry in one package), boterwafel-snoep (butterwaffle-candy), and maybe some taai taai or anything friesian 😅 they love aniseed flavour, they put it in everything, even warm milk 🥛

[@Kloetenhenne]

Dubbelvla with vanilla and chocolate in it is better 😅

[@deleila_charlie2068]

I love eating Tom Poes (it's something you buy at bakeries because the grocery store ones aren't great) and it's a pastry kind we eat when we celebrate something. And I love Oranjekoek, which is something you find at Frysian bakeries. I'm personally not a fan of Tony Chocolony, it upsets my stomach and I prefer Milka chocolate. We do love stroopwafels and eat them a lot.

[@GribenPige]

Hi, you have to put the stroopwafels on a cup of coffee and it will warm up.... and it will take on some coffeearoma from the steam. (Put it on like a lid on the cup.) .... promise it will be good!!!

[@carlijnstrikkeling2904]

10:44 my grandma always have those cookies, your'e right!

[@devind132]

I want to try the Stroopwafel!

[@sjakiedk8556]

You can buy them easily on Amazon. Even in Japan I got stroopwafels in very rural area.

[@Jettejanne]

I am Dutch it was really fun to look at this

[@marthat4258]

My local Target carries the Tony chocoloni's in the variety pack and single bars here in the US. They are 9.99 for the variety pack.

[@rickb1055]

If you venture into the Netherlands again try BrokSpeculaas thats one of my favorites, i even put that between a white bun with a little butter the night before place it in the refrigiator to take it to work next day🤤 For candy i like(d) salmiak lolly's its been a long time i had them.

[@TheHansoost]

Interesting. Occasionally my mom would put speculaas between 2slices of buttered bread for my lunch at school. By the time lunch rolled around, the cookie would have softened and made for a rather unique sandwich.

[@Benbar323]

Also I really enjoyed your video! Its so cool because I come and live in the Netherlands

[@hannahlina6360]

The netherlands looks really cool, i would like to visit it some day since im from another country.

[@jolandajulyan3568]

The caramel biscuits is called millionaire shortbread in South Africa. Delicious! Stroopwafels we warm up for a few seconds in the toaster and then enjoy with tea or coffee. As a child in the 1960's we used to buy a tin of hard biscuits on which you pored hot milk, the biscuit doubled up in size and were deliciously soft and comforting. I can't unfortunately remember the name but by Dutch Ouma used to buy this at her local shop in Mosselbaai, South Africa. Ouma made speculaas with a special wooden press apparatus her Ouma brought from the Netherlands. I've inherited Ouma's speculaas recipe. Thank you for sharing the informative videos. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@arnoudtenhove9267]

stroopwafels are so much better when you buy them fresh at a market or if you warm them up at home before eating them

[@thijmematzgroenewoud2372]

Zoet zuur means sweat sour 😊

[@travelpointone991]

Stroopwafels are a Dutch favourite all year long. Yes, it's caramel in the middle. Very cheap (compared to where I live). Also, the first was a gummy and the second was 'drop' (licorice) so stiifer and chewier than gummies.

[@ahadkhannl]

Oliebollen cannot be missed in November and December Drop Salmiaklollies Kapsalon (new Dutch food which actually means ‘hair saloon’) Dutch cheese Chocomel or Tony Chocolonely chocolate milk By the way, stroopwafels should best be eaten fresh, hot off the plate. There’s one such place at Zuidplein mall in Rotterdam.

[@AaronWKL_]

Kruidnoten are also called pepernoten and we eat it with the holiday Sinterklaas on December 5th

[@19caballo64]

You should eat the stroopwafels fresh from the market, so yummie 🥰😍

[@lifeofaKaffeeaddict]

Stroopwafels can be placed on top of Kaffee cup and the Kaffee heats them up and makes them even more lecker!!

[@CharleyvanderSalm]

The German guy speaking Dutch reminds me of a Dutch show called Rundfunk. You should look it up: "Duitse leraar / onvoldoende"

[@rureal7742]

The stroopwafel is one of those snacks offered for one of the airlines. Definitely shocking the first time I had it because it was so delicious. I then wished I had warm tea for a beverage.

[@ralphb7401]

KLM (dutch airline) usually serves them 😉

[@pjhhermans]

The kruitnoten we’re originally for what we cal Sinterklaas fest. But now are around for the whole year. They can also be used in a beef stew.

[@TheodorusNijkerk-e4k]

Those Kruidnoten are popular in the Sinterklaas period. But available from mid August.

[@classesanytime]

Iconic would be, Schuimblok, Zoethout, Pindarotsjes, Zuurstok, Bounty, Kletskoppen, Colaflesjes, Smarties, Toffiefee, After eight, Kersen bombon, Gevulde koek, Marsepein, Negerzoen, Trekdrop, Toverbal, Potters, Roomboter babbelaar, Fishermen's friend .... and then some!!

[@carlijnstrikkeling2904]

10:10 funfact those cookies used to be 2 times bigger and They're also available in cinnamon sugar flavour

[@christaredert]

Stroopwafels are what we eat. We warm it up on a cup of thee or coffee or a microwave

[@IEVEXI]

Kruidnoten is pepernoten we have an thing called sinterklaas that's why its for the time of the year

[@tabletaccountverbeek1317]

Kruidnoten in the netherlans are also called pepernoten en we eat them mainly during a fest that we call sinterklaas basicly you get a lot of presents but in the netherlands most people dont really do cristmas

[@nicoledb341]

At a cafe it is not kruidnoten with the coffee that is like a small almond cookie. I get that it looks the same. Kruidnoten taste like speculaas. It gets in stores around Sinterklaas. I prefer the ones with a chocolate layer.😊 or combine the regular kruidnoten with some chocolate ❤

[@av8153]

From my early childhood in the Netherlands, I remember Zwart op Wit concentrated licorice powder, not for wimps! Came in a straw like Pixie Sticks.

[@tonymartin9938]

Things not mentioned. Speculaas. Taai taai(with coffee) Zwarte drop and double zwarte drop. Misses. Gestempte mousies (spelling ?) Chocolate letters at Christmas Marzipan Komijnekass So much of what I grew up with and still consume I live in NZ but my mother was Dutch. Most Dutch foods easily available here. All are in my pantry.

[@lorrefl7072]

We have a version of all of them in belgium. I loved the strings as a kid and used to braid them before eating.

[@hardcore8575]

you are so fun to watch whahaha and the stroopwafels are the one's that are in my opinion the number one of al the candy you have tastet groetjes uit nederland :P

[@Kloetenhenne]

Stroopwafels are sold in Lidl in my area. Also not seasonal. I am amazed that you hadn't tried them, yet 😅

[@Miristzuheiss]

Also at Penny, Aldi, Rewe. Its normal German cockie

[@jwenting]

Tony's is a pretty expensive brand, and getting a gift box like that adds to the price. Spar in the Netherlands is also pretty expensive, no longer the budget store it was in the distant past. 10 Euro is steep even for them though, supermarket chain I get most of my groceries (and that's not a budget chain) has that same box on their website for 8.59. Speculaas and kruidnootjes are traditional for the St. Nicholas season, which is pretty similar to Christmas in the US :)

[@2RANbit]

Stroopwafels = syrup wafers. On top of something? Yes! But not on ice cream. Traditionallly, you can lay it on top of a warm mug of coffee. The steaming aroma of the coffee will then seep into the wafer, making it more enjoyable. ;-) Spekulaas in Dutch, Spekulatius in German - for me, it's more or less the same thing.The omly difference I know is that Spekulatius is only avaiable around christmas, Spekulaas could be available all year round. The recipes must be quite similar, though.

[@maareentak]

The way Deana was driving the Cadillac was me when I was 8 years old lol.

[@maareentak]

The tigernuts is actually an Indonesian invention, they coated the nuts and we embraced it.

[@owenvanmaaren4505]

You two missed one of the most delicious of all, the gevulde koek (filled cookie). But the best thing you can do is buy them at a local bakery, same with the stroopwafels. And there is also a chocolate version of the kruid/pepernoten, those are more delicious in my opinion (especially white)

[@carlijnstrikkeling2904]

16:14 omg that's a snack you only have to eat when It's like around 5 December, because It's a special snack from a holiday we have ( SInterklaas, but It's not Santa Claus but It's the same concept)

[@patricktrakzel9657]

What I miss most being abroad: Frikandel (minced meat roll, really good with mayonaise, ketchup and unions, called frikandel speciaal), gelderse rookworst (smoked sausage from Gelderland), stroopwafels ,drop (locorice) and bitterballen (round croquetes). Als je voor pret bent:=if you are into fun. Bent rimes to Band. Yeah!!

[@josebrouwers1968]

The Tony chocolate is little expensive because a normal chocolate is 2,00 euro 💶 en a Tony chocolate is 1 for €4,00 2X expensive than normal chocolate

[@hannahhliselot]

When we were kids we used to make a necklace with the "look o look snoepveters" with the cheetos nib it rings😍 love these videos!!

[@duncangough9969]

Stroopwafel should be eaten warmed up. Usually we put them on top of a cup of tea or coffee to warm it up before eating it.

[@BiggestMooYT]

I loved how you guys pronounced it lol as a dutch person that was hilarious lol

[@aadnitraat]

I like the old dutch candy like: borst honing , stroop soldaten, trekdrop, dropveters, geruite spekkies, zeeuwse roomboter babbelaars, haagse hopjes, etc etc...

[@shirleykonings5274]

I’m from Holland the last treat we do eat at this time off year mostly till 5 december it is A Sinterklaas treat. Pieten trow with itt amd gif it to children to eat its A holliday feast That we only have in the Netherlands, Belgium and Some Dutchbat isles. We als have them coverd in chocolate 😊

[@Tiecky222]

Stroop waffles are meant to be placed on top of your cup of tea or coffee to warm up the caramel

[@Stadtionalist]

The SPAR in the city center of Eindhoven is crazy expensive and barely classifies as a supermarket anyway. Its more like one of those 'togo' supermarkets you'll find at rail stations. If you'll ever visit the city center of Eindhoven again, there's a large (regular) Albert Heijn right between the shopping area and the train station.

[@davidc.w.2908]

Stroopwafels are sold in the USA often in Aldi and Costco and sometimes I see them in gas stations and even Ross.