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The last weeks were crazy for me. Everything because after two years in Amsterdam, we’ve decided to say good bye.
The last weeks were crazy for me. Everything because after two years in Amsterdam, we’ve decided to say good bye. We’ll be moving to Berlin and I can’t wait, as I love this city. But still, I feel so sad to leave Amsterdam…
Amsterdam greeted me with a rain, low temperatures and difficulties with finding a reasonable apartment. After two months I’ve started to feel over here like at home. I’ll miss an incredible architecture, canals, houseboats, my beloved bicycle and numerous street fairs. I will most definitely miss to ride a bicycle in the rain (I’m not kidding). I know that it’s possible in Berlin, but still… Beside the city I’ll miss it’s food. Herring in a bun with onion and cucumber, cheese, poffertjes and waffles with caramel.
Do you know a taste of Stroopwafels? It’s a perfect appetizer, especially when it’s cold, as it’s served hot, buttered with fresh caramel. Heaven in your mouth! I wanted to make some, but I do not have a waffle machine, and most probably I won’t acquire it any time soon. That’s why we made a small video showing, how professionals create this small treasures 🙂
If you are in Amsterdam, be sure to taste one!
Enjoy, Marta
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You can buy them in a store, It won’t be that warm, but is still delicious 🙂
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We usually buy them at http://www.stroopwafelonline.com
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Luckily for you, many German “Organic food stores” also sell stroopwafels. ^^
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oh yes, this is what I like about Berlin as well 🙂
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You know, if you want the best stroopwafels you have to go to Gouda. That’s the place were it’s originaly is made. I live in a small village around 5km from gouda. And the nice thing is you can bye them also in stores. They are a little smaller but still delicious. If i were you i should a bunch of them (=
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good to know, thank you so much for a tip 🙂
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I’d love to make waffles myself, but don’t own a waffle iron either. Love them. These seem interesting.