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THE BEST FOODS TO TRY IN THE NETHERLANDS - TRIPSAVVY
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- Bitterballen. These little croquette-type snacks are iconic in the Netherlands. A popular bar snack, bitterballen are often eaten alongside small beer or glass of wine.
- Apple Pie. Another Dutch classic is apple pie. Along with apples, the filling usually includes cinnamon and currants and the pie is topped with whipped cream.
- Stroopwafel. Stroopwafels are baked batter "sandwiches" filled with caramel, and they are the perfect accompaniment to a cup of coffee. In fact, some people place the stroopwafel on top of the coffee as a sort of lid to warm up the stroopwafel for an altogether more oozy experience.
- Dutch Pancakes (Pannekoeken) Dutch pancakes are not dissimilar to large French crepes and they come topped with sweet and savory flavours such as apple and cinnamon sugar or cheese and ham.
- Dutch Codfish. With the North Sea close at hand, fresh fish isn’t exactly in short supply in the Netherlands. Head to the island of Texel and you can experience some of the freshest fish, plus the famous Texel lamb, which tastes incredible thanks to the animals being able to roam freely.
- Poffertjes. The Dutch pancakes cousin is poffertjes, small puffed up pancakes. Light and spongy, they are traditionally served with butter and icing sugar.
- Fries (Frites) and Sauce. The Dutch love their fries and most come smothered in frietsaus: a lighter, sweeter version of mayonnaise. At Dapp Frietwinkel, in Utrecht, the team cooks up fresh batches of organic frites each day.
- Herring. Another gift from the North Sea is herring, which is traditionally served raw with onions in the Netherlands. Head to Schmidt Zeevis, which supplies fresh fish to restaurants across the country, and stock up on food from its lunch corner or take seafood home from the delicatessen and cook it yourself.
- Hutspot. Hutspot was first discovered in the 1500s in Leiden, when the Dutch found a stew that the Spanish were cooking after they had fled the city during the Eighty Years’ war.
- Oliebollen. Oliebollen are deep fried dough balls with currants that are dusted with icing sugar. Traditionally eaten warm on New Year’s Eve, street vendors and bakeries start serving these sweet treats during the winter festive period.
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- Stamppot. In the Netherlands, cold weather is an invitation to stamppot. This traditional Dutch dish is made of mashed potatoes with kale and sausage.
- Hutspot. Hutspot is a variety of stamppot, and it is typical Dutch food for the winter. Winters here can be pretty cold, but this dish will warm you up!
- Kapsalon – Dutch Fast Food. Kapsalon is a mouthwatering combination of delicious ingredients and a not-so-healthy part of the Dutch diet. It consists of a layer of fries, followed by a layer of kebab or shawarma, melted cheese, some vegetables, and is usually served with garlic sauce.
- Pea soup – Erwtensoep. Erwtensoep is a very thick pea soup, which the Dutch call ‘snert.’ It is a Dutch food people usually have in the winter because it warms you up.
- Boerenkool met rookworst. Boerenkool met rookworst also is a traditional food from the Netherlands. It is kale mashed together with potatoes and diced bacon.
- Dutch Pancakes – Pannenkoeken. This Dutch pancake is larger and thinner than the American pancake. Also, instead of eating it for breakfast, Dutch people usually eat Pannenkoeken for dinner, and it can come savory, with bacon or cheese, or sweet, with powdered sugar or syrup.
- Dutch French Fries. Dutch fries (patat or frietjes) are one of the most common Dutch snacks you will find in the Netherlands. But it isn’t just fries as you would imagine.
- Worstenbroodjes. Worstenbroodjes originated in the province of Noord-Brabant, in the south of the Netherlands. The outside is made of a soft type of dough, and on the inside, you’ll find a beef sausage.
- Kroket. A Kroket is one of the many foods Dutch people love to eat with their fries. It consists of a crunchy layer of dough and bread crumbs and is usually filled with beef ragout.
- Frikandel. The frikandel is a deliciously fried sausage made out of chicken and pork. It is often served together with fries, and it tastes excellent with mayonnaise.
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