Thanks for watching!☀️🌸😃 So my question for you is: What other foods should I try the next time I'm in the Netherlands? AND what are you favorite foods to eat while on vacation in general?😊
In general, while on vacation, I try to eat as local as possible, away from touristic spots. There you often get to know the people and the staff helps you often where you can go best and so on.
And do not forget, around New Year's eve: oliebullen! It is a traditional food of the Netherlands around this time of the year. You can get them with or without raisins, traditionally they are eaten with as those represents the sorrows of the past year and you just swallow and eat them away.
You must try Frikandellen and Friet/Patat Speciaal (Pommes Special). The first one are like meatballs but long. And the second one are thick fries with curry sauce, mayonaise and white onions. *Hmmmmmmmm delicius!*
Some suggestions for the next visit: _Kaassoufflé_ (you should grab 'em from a so-called _muur_ ) and _Oliebollen_ Other than that, you pretty much tried all the good stuff. Funny thing to note: most of the famous dutch foods are snacks and sweets.
You need to try their fried foods. Bitterballen, Kipcorn and all the other stuff (as others before me suggested) Also, if you are at the coast, get yourself some Matjes with fresh onions. Best way to eat fresh fish.
True, the weather is never boring in The Netherlands. And a tip for a visitor who wants to talk out of the blue with a Dutch person: it's also an ideal topic to start a conversation with a total stranger.
Vla and Hagelslag were basically my childhood. I always ate Hagelslag for breakfast :D The netherlands are just a one-hour-drive away, so we can get most of their stuff in our town. Anyone else here who loves Wilhelmina Pepermunt?
Yes, poffertjes are great. But since Dana surely grew up with pancakes (the fluffy, thick american style, not the flat ones like Crêpe) and donuts: she might not be so excited about them ..? But nevertheless they are really good
g4m1ng4life yes, but dear, the rest is an utter mess. I know English is mandatory in the Netherlands, so why don't you wait a few more years before trying again?
Haha, I'm from the Netherlands... the next time you can try: drop, speculaas, drop and the one that I like the most... a tompoes!!! these things are delicious (sorry, but I'm not the best with English)
Until I was 18 I visited the Netherlands every 3 months. The first time was when I was 4 weeks old. So I think of the Netherlands like my second home country. And damn, the Dutch know how to make delicious snacks. Kibbeling, Frikandel speciaal, Lekkerbekje, Bamischijf and their amazing cheese. Uuuggghhh, I miss Friesland... And not to forget Suikerbrood. And Tijgerbrood. And they sell speculaas and burnt almonds all year round. I don't know much about traditional foods, but when it comes to snack culture the Dutch haave everyone beat!
Wow! The chocolate is so chocolatey! And the fish is so fishy! The vanilla pudding tastes like vanilla pudding! Wow, wow, unbelievable! What has she been smoking?
You can buy stroopwaffles in some supermarkets in the UK, they are delicious! Best served resting on top of a mug of hot coffee so the steam lets the biscuit and toffee just soften slightly.
Yeah, on top of a mug of tea or coffee they're the best! Generally we eat cookies with the tea or coffee in the Netherlands anyway. And a stroopwafel is the perfect size to fit right over a mug... then the caramel gets all soft and runny... yummm
I loved them crispy when I could still stand the dairy... but no matter how, they are delicious, especially those with more spices. There are also ones with other types of cookies and sometimes with speculaas. Speculaas is the best
Better to try it on fresh bread with butter. Or let the toast cool first. Hagelslag (chocolate sprinkles) are at their best when eaten cold: then they are more crispy/crunchy. I always store my pack of hagelslag in the fridge.
AAAh, the waffles! The ones you had were factory-made and they taste delicious, but you must try one freshly made at a street food truck or a snackbar - they are phenomenal!
I live in NRW, so not far away from the border to "Holland", and we have a lot of stuff in our common supermarkets. Like Vla and Hagelslag. Its so delicious. Chocomel is a have to do, after a short 1 day trip
I also live near the border. I go shopping in Eygelshoven often. The Hagelslag is over here too in the same brand as in Holland but they seem to have the dark chocolate 85% cocoa.
Moin. Thanks for putting Holland in quotes, please try to use the Netherlands in the future. As you know, the Dutch provinces bordering NRW are not Holland. Groet'n oet Twente (on the border with Münsterland)!
I agree. But you can also get Chocomel here. And if you're from NRW area, there are now also some *Albert Heijn* stores (awesome dutch supermarkets) :)
Try: HEMA worst Drop (zout en zoet) Zure bom Hopjevla Ontbijtkoek Van de Linde ijs Warme melk met anijs Haagse hopjes Goudse kaas Gehaktbal of berehap Van dobbe kroket Satesaus Kaneelstokjes Zouthout Mandarijn
Having grown up in the Ruhrpott (Mr German man will know) the Netherlands (and their tasty treats) were pretty close. Now living in the US, what I miss the most is the choice of "drop". Next time you're close you need to try "Double Zoute Drop" (double salty black liquorice) - "Zachte Zoete Drop" (soft sweet black liquorice) and some things in between (like "Schoolkrijd). I have been told however that black liquorice may be an acquired taste - so be prepared... :-) A good alternative to the crunchyness of the "Hagelslag" is "Vlok" - same chocolate goodness, but they're like woodshavings, just chocolate... Keep up the good and entertaining work! PS: My last name is actually "GermanMan" (in German of course) - Tell Stephan I said "Hi"!
@0:30 I really never said it btw...but when we say Stroopwafel we actually mean; go to the market and get a fresh hot one, if you get them from a pack I would still heat them up, they are alrite cold but not as good; btw its not forbidden to trow Stroopwafel into your vla.
I had the Kibbeling, Hagelslag, Vla and the Stroopwafel before, and they were all great :) . Also I think they have the Stroopwafel in stores in Germany too at least where I'm from (Braunschweig). I have seen them in 'Penny' markets.
Hoi Dana! :) You didn't try Kruidnoten/Pepernoten!!!! In the Netherlands people eat them around 6th December and they just started selling them. If you're still here, they started selling them in Jumbo/Albert Heijn BUUUUUUT you'll find the best Kruidnoten in a store called "van Delft". It's my favorite Dutch candy :) Hope you enjoy the Netherlands as much as I do. Greetings from Maastricht :)
Yes. This. To clarify: Kruidnoten are a seasonal treat that we consider a candy, but Americans would more see like tiny shortbread cookies. The chocolate covered ones are the most popular variation, although I would definitely recommend trying the ordinary ones. The taste of the cookie part itself comes from speculaas spices, also known as speculoos. A taste that is also available in other markets as a spread or Dutch windmill cookies. You can compare the status of it with pumpkin spice, except that it is available year round. Kruidnoten and Pepernoten are not available year round, though. Sales usually start in September, but there are stores that start in August. It triggers the national debate on "is it too early for this," like other countries have with Christmas stuff in stores. The product itself is linked to the Sinterklaas holiday/festivities on December 5th(Netherlands) and 6th(Belgium), which are celebrated in the Lowlands as our present/gift holiday instead of Christmas. Christmas in turn is our feast meal/eat yourself to dead holiday, like Thanksgiving in the US. After Sinterklaas, Kruidnoten will quickly disappear from stores to make way for Christmas treats. They are my favorite thing to eat. I typically buy a lot of them to keep eating them up until July.
Started selling them in September/november because 5th december is “pakjesavond” it’s that dutch tradition that sinterklaas gives presents to the kids here in the netherlands, before that happend every evening from the day sinterklaas arrives in the netherlands the kids put their shoes for the doors and sing a sinterklaas song, and they get small things in their shoes like chocolate or a small present, but the perpernoten part are like “stooigoed” idk how to pronounce that but basically “black pete” throws pepernoten and other typical candy in the crowd and give a hand full of them tho the kids, it’s very enjoyable tho see the kids happy with it!
Janman Nique Yes I from the netherlands we eat that when iT is a soort of party named sinterklaas: sinterklaas is the same as the santa and srry for my english 😅
You must go to the 'FEBO'!! It's a snackbar where you can take snacks 'out of the wall'. Things that are realy dutch are: 'Frikandel' and 'Kroket'. I also think 'Gehaktstaaf' is realy dutch. Good luck!!
Hi Dana, whenever i here your "Dana heeeere" i want to give you a hug :) You are such a positive person. Please keep your YTs coming. I like to learn about your ideas about Germany but also about the beautiful neighbouring countries in an ever more united Europe ;)
Aww, you are so bubbly and happy! You made me really happy watching this video ❤️ as being Dutch myself, your reactions on the food were really funny and thank you for tasting our food! What was your favourite out of all these foods you tried? Mine are stroopwafels and chocomel 😊
I hope that you have fun in the Netherlands ! I live in Germany but very close to the dutch border (10 min), I like to go grocery shopping at AH in the Netherlands because they have a lot of stuff that you can not get in Germany, I ate most of the snacks that you ate in your video but my favorite snack that you have not tried yet would be an appelflappen , and as a kid I liked to eat a frikandel
It's syrup in those stroopwafels. Hagelslag is just chocolate sprinkles (but with much better chocolate), nothing extreme, only thing is we put it on bread and not on ice cream...oke, sometimes we do that too, just like we put it sometimes on vanillevla. hahaha. Sauzijzenbroodje is a small meatloaf with puff pastry around it and you should eat it that warm not cold, warm it's a lot nicer.
+trovey02 Thank you for the feedback on the foods!! 😊 As for the Sauzijzenbroodje, it was still warm from the store. I tried it not long after buying it so that it would be fresh and as yummy as possible😃
Next time you should try zoute drop (salty liquorice) or even better; extra zoute drop (extra salty liquorice)), I love it but I know many people outside the Netherlands hate it hahaha. Also try Kletskoppen (a cookie) and Jodenkoeken (also a cookie), both very nice and sweet. Off course you missed the Kroket with musterd, even Mac Donalds has a version of it in the Netherlands ; the Kroketburger. When you like fish....off course the Zoute Haring, I hate fish so I don't eat it but many Dutch love it with some raw onions.
You find Sauzijzenbroodjes in the Ireland, Scotland, and North of England, but they're referred to as 'sausage rolls' here, and they can be small, or large like the one Dana had.
The saucijzenbrooje looks somewhat like sausage rolls. Sausage rolls are basically some sausage mince wrapped in pastry. Very common in Australia, and now I wonder if they were brought here by Dutch immigrants. Also the toast with sprinkles reminds me a little of a common Aussie children's party food, fairy bread. It's buttered white bread with hundreds and thousands (aka Sprinkles, Nonpareils, Muisjes according to Google - spesifically the sort of sprinkles that are small hard balls of candy) on top.
Mimi Sardinia that's really interesting! Here in the Netherlands you get toast (actually beschuit) with muisjes when you visit a family where a child was born. I think it's a very long-standing tradition, funny that it similarly exists on the other side of the world too :)
Als een nederlander.... IEMAND DIE STROEPWAFEL ZEGT VOELT RAAR tip for the Uk or other people that aren't from netherlands: You know how to say "oh" so you say STROHPWAFEL (Stroopwafel)
I've had the honing waffles and the caramel waffles but they don't taste nearly as good as stroopwafels. Also don't buy the ones they sell in Germany if it doesn't say they're made in the Netherlands because I also tired them and they're not bad but definitely not good either #stroopwafelsnobs
Im from the netherlands and I realy loved this video cause im so used to this food and it was so great to see an american eat it and I have been lauphing about the way you pronounced it so much and I just really loved this video
Did you really miss to put hagelslag into the vanilla vla? When we went to the netherlands for holidays when i was a child that was what i was most excited about (and the waffles with honey (at least it was honey when i was a child today i saw them in a german supermarket and it was something else), the best for a day at the beach).
@0:05 so if you lived in the Netherlands you'd be filming inside say 320 days of the year? I mean, it's not quite Britain but thats just normal regular good weather over here
3:03 That's actually something we do. There's this thing we call "vlaflip", which we make by combining several kinds of vla with lemonade syrup, and it is eaten through a straw.
I imagine putting the sprinkles we have in U.S. on toast would be kind of gross to be honest, they're kind of waxy and flavorless. It's cool to hear the ones I Netherlands are chocolatey!
@Stephanie Vincent, in the netherlands we have a law that requires a certain percentage of actual cacao before you can call something chocolate, and even more to call it dark chocolate (35%). That's why our chocolate tastes so good!
You need to put stroopwaffles into the vla! It is much more amazing! =D I know all of these foods and love them a lot (soy vla is great as well!). Kibbeling is not always good but soo nice! Toast with butter and chocolate hagelslag was even some food of my childhood in Germany and you got it only on special occasions. :D Next time you are there, try Frikandel special or Bamishiif or kaassuffle. Insider for adventeurers: My friend always tells me: Go ask for "smeersölkjes". Try it!
I had all the vegetarian stuff you tried. Stroopwaffels are my favourite, still searching for a vegan alternative... I would suggest you try calvé pindakaas and compare it to German and American peanut butter.
My parents immigrated to Canada. I grew up eating pb and hagelslag sandwiches to school daily. My favourite vlah is lemon. Stroop wafels and hagelslag can be found in most stores in North America. The sprinkles for cakes are much harder. That reminds me, I will make some lemon vlah for lunch with my parents on Saturday.
Living now for 5 years in the Unites States and haven’t been back to the Netherlands sinds. You just made me sooo jealous with the kibbeling with garlic sauce🤤😝😄
I think we all want a Dana Coffee Shop video next time. Also I don't think you've done an Oktoberfest video even though you live in Munich? I'll be there this weekend :D
Thanks for watching!☀️🌸😃 So my question for you is: What other foods should I try the next time I'm in the Netherlands? AND what are you favorite foods to eat while on vacation in general?😊
In general, while on vacation, I try to eat as local as possible, away from touristic spots. There you often get to know the people and the staff helps you often where you can go best and so on.
And do not forget, around New Year's eve: oliebullen! It is a traditional food of the Netherlands around this time of the year. You can get them with or without raisins, traditionally they are eaten with as those represents the sorrows of the past year and you just swallow and eat them away.
You must try Frikandellen and Friet/Patat Speciaal (Pommes Special).
The first one are like meatballs but long.
And the second one are thick fries with curry sauce, mayonaise and white onions.
*Hmmmmmmmm delicius!*
Some suggestions for the next visit: _Kaassoufflé_ (you should grab 'em from a so-called _muur_ ) and _Oliebollen_
Other than that, you pretty much tried all the good stuff. Funny thing to note: most of the famous dutch foods are snacks and sweets.
You need to try their fried foods. Bitterballen, Kipcorn and all the other stuff (as others before me suggested) Also, if you are at the coast, get yourself some Matjes with fresh onions. Best way to eat fresh fish.
“Its a rainy day outside” I’m like: welcome to the Netherlands....
True, the weather is never boring in The Netherlands. And a tip for a visitor who wants to talk out of the blue with a Dutch person: it's also an ideal topic to start a conversation with a total stranger.
Savex yep
True😂😂
Trueee 😂😂
Its rainy but hey thats just another thing to complain about somtimes
When youre dutch and you see this video and your like YEAH THAT MY COUNTRY :D
Music your right i was like that YEAH THATS MY LAND SHUT UP
Absolutly :)
Ja das waaaar
Music every time!
i em dutch
Ik vreet dit bijna elke dag😂
Ik denk iedereen in Nederland dat doet
@@gervandenboomen8028 no I think people are also vegan and very healthy in the Netherlands. Like me
Elke pause die sauzijsjes
Ik heb een zak stroopwafels op mijn kamer ook drop trouwens😂
Wat een legendarische reactie
Vla and Hagelslag were basically my childhood. I always ate Hagelslag for breakfast :D The netherlands are just a one-hour-drive away, so we can get most of their stuff in our town. Anyone else here who loves Wilhelmina Pepermunt?
same for me. we live in nrw so a shopping trip every once in a while to go grocery shopping in the neatherlands is a must!
Yeeeeeessss I love Wilhelmina Pepermunt!
Yep, although as child we mostly had King.
Kristina Ma where are you originally from??
NRW, Germany :)
Don't forget to try poffertjes! Mini buckwheat pancakes with butter and sugar.
Oh, and the saucijzenbroodje is best when eaten warm ;-)
Yes, I missed the poffertjes too. They are so good just with melted butter and powdered sugar 😍
Awww I love poffertjes! In Germany, I only get them at some christmas markets ... I always head first for the poffertjes when I'm there :D
Yes, poffertjes are great. But since Dana surely grew up with pancakes (the fluffy, thick american style, not the flat ones like Crêpe) and donuts: she might not be so excited about them ..? But nevertheless they are really good
Ernst van Loon can you buy that in the US?
Madelief Girl not sure, but recipes are easy to find. 😉
Most important thing is the heavy cast iron pan, which is not easy to find in the US...
I had all 'cuz I am Dutch xD
Ik ook XD
Ik ook grapping om americanen te zien
FlapoorGaming NL me too
FlapoorGaming NL ik ook❤️💙
Me to
Wie is hier Nederlands,🇳🇱
Op naar de 1000 Nederlanders 😂👍
Edit : dankje voor 1k+ likes ❤️
femmie MSP iedereen
🤙🏾🤙🏾
femmie MSP Ikk
Joejoekes ikeee
ikuuh
only an american could describe Kibbeling as light ;)
hahaha ikr? Kibbeling already makes me feel like im having a heart attack
majan kibbeling is hemeelll
Haha i was thinking the same.. Its very greasy ,❤️
kibbeling is echt lekker 😍
It’s delicious but it fills my stomach really fast!
99,9% OF THE VIEWS ARE DUTCH PEOPLE. ;-;
June H. yes😅
Yup most of us are trying hard to hold in our laugh.
Yes, because we want to know how people who aren't Dutch react to our foods :3
Im dutch
eye lish lmao yas.
Saucijzenbroodjes are best warmed up in the oven. You can eat em cold or warm. I just prefer em warmed up.
Mee eens. Ik hou zowiezo niet van zoetigheid op toast. Pure hagelslag op een bakkerverse witte boterham met veel boter(halvarine). Mmmmm!!
Worstenbroodjes zijn lekkerder
I like them more at room temperature!
The stroopwafels are also nicer warm
Stroopwafels ook
NEDERLANDERS LAAT JE HOREN!!!!
hoi degene die dit leest!!! GELUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIID GELUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIID
Thijs Radijs yeahhhh
hoi degene die dit leest!!! Yooooo
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
Opgetyffft
89% of the comments is probably Dutch xD
Im dutch (im very late)😂
Zekerr
DoUbLe VlAwW
Are*
No no no 98% dear
WAAR IS DE HARING
Lotte Osseweijer sorry hoor naar ik vind haring echt goor😂😂
Lotte Osseweijer I was thinking of that too
Genius je bent geniaal
Lotte Osseweijer :WERES THE HARING: oh no....
Fluppies wereld nou jij hoeft dat niet te eten of wel dan?😂
Jij monster zo eet je geen boterham😂
Suus Naalden HAHAHA😂
Hahahahahaha
Heb je daar een probleem mee
Suus Naalden Idd!
Suus Naalden whaha😂😂😂
Nice video I recommend: poffertjes, rijsetevlaai, appelmoes,
Bossche bol, appelflappen
Yeah a Bossche bol is really tasty
Drop
nee want ze gaat wss toch ni naar den bosch em dan jan de groot om de echte te halen dus dan proef je ook helemaal nii hoe lekker de echte zijn..
APPELMOES!!!!!!!!!! Ik ben nederlands maar ik leef in zuid afrika dus ik kan niet so vaak appelmoes eten want het is mn favoriet van aller tijden
en belgische frieten en mosselen OOH EN SPRUITEN HAHA
HAHAHA DIT IS ECHT ZO GRAPPIG OM TE ZIEN! HAHAHA LOL!
Kousar MSP ja echt hè
Jep
Jup echt leuk
Kousar MSP klopt ik eet stroop wafels nu haha😂😂
Ja inderdaad, moest echt lachen toen ze "hagelslag" zei (of gewoon iets met de "g"
THERE'S NOTHING BETTER THAN HAGELSLAG
Yes, there is: chocolade vlokken
+Corvus Corone nederlands
Looks like mouse turds..
Corvus Corone hahaha juist!!
Ik heb ook liever chocolade vlokken, maja iedereen zn ding.
Moonlight Wolf jaa
The hagelslag and the sprinkles are not the same hagelslag supposed to be for bread😄 btw im Dutch
I am not from the Netherlands, but as a child I ate the chocolate sprinkles on Toast. Then again as a child I put almost any food on toast.
It's hillarious for us Dutch people to hear how she is prenouncing the words😂
Juliet Ros vla, I laughed about this for a good solid 5 minutes 😂
The pronouncement of saucijzenbroodjes was my favorite
Haggelslaag😂😂😂
I died when she said "saucizenbrody" 🤣🤣
Ik vreet dit elke dag 😂
Anna Boersma ik ook nou elke week
Ik ook
Eindelijk iemand die het snapt😂😂😂😂😂
Lekker
Ja daarom en dan zie je haar der helemaal van genieten😂
you havent eaten frikandel and bitterballen? disappointing... :D
I believe she did a video like this before when she went to vidcon Europe.
Oh yes! Bitterballen is a must! (Y)
ehmayex k denk da ze 't met opzet ni ging eten, omdat frikandel en bitterballen moeten klaargemaakt worden in een pan.
people generally don't like them though
Aren't frikandellen just cheap chicken saussages ?
"It's a rainy day..."
Fun fact: it is ALWAYS a rainy day. I love it here!
As is am dutch, i have of course eaten all of them, and more than once too.
me 2 😂
Me 4
I am dutch too. Nederland!!! Hoe ze het uitspreekt; hegelsleg 😆hahahaha!!
Gert-Jan van der Lee Sameee
Bow down to the King of Kibbeling!
Hail to the Klevianer
Ey Curry man!
Bitte nicht schießen... :D
Ay Ay Muchachos!
I found my people :D
her pronouncing the names of the sweets is so funny to hear, since i’m from the netherlands lolol
Stroepwafela xD
It's funny how Amerikans people pronounce Dutch words. 😘😅
art for life. as funny as "Amerikans people"??
Or how dutch people try to write American😢😢😢 😂😂😂 don't know if i should cry or laugh🤔
Jenny MOB or how people say American, while the language is called English 😂
Jenny MOB You should be crying because i'm from Netherland and i didn't got english at all and look at me spelling "didn't" correctly 😎😉
g4m1ng4life yes, but dear, the rest is an utter mess. I know English is mandatory in the Netherlands, so why don't you wait a few more years before trying again?
VERDOMME WAAR ZIJN DE FRIKANDELBROODJES ;(
Taxi2906 fake taxi
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
Hahaha
ja al die amerikane skippe die😂
Taxi2906 ja Jezus waarom zijn er frikandelbroodjes
Haha, I'm from the Netherlands... the next time you can try: drop, speculaas, drop and the one that I like the most... a tompoes!!! these things are delicious (sorry, but I'm not the best with English)
Kim Flinsenberg ze hebben zelf drop ze noemen het liqorish en speculaas is super lekket😃😃😃
TOMPOES! GODDELIJK! ;O
It’s a rainy day in the Netherlands? Get used to it you should see plenty more of them
Annie Leonheart jupp
Truee
Annie Leonheart yes almost every day
ja
Jupp
I am dutch and the thing what you have too doo is a bitterbal.
Thats smals soo good.
Until I was 18 I visited the Netherlands every 3 months. The first time was when I was 4 weeks old. So I think of the Netherlands like my second home country.
And damn, the Dutch know how to make delicious snacks. Kibbeling, Frikandel speciaal, Lekkerbekje, Bamischijf and their amazing cheese. Uuuggghhh, I miss Friesland...
And not to forget Suikerbrood. And Tijgerbrood. And they sell speculaas and burnt almonds all year round.
I don't know much about traditional foods, but when it comes to snack culture the Dutch haave everyone beat!
MelvaCross i agree with you, even tho i'm from the netherlands myself! I live in Friesland hahaha
I live in Friesland
Wow! The chocolate is so chocolatey! And the fish is so fishy! The vanilla pudding tastes like vanilla pudding! Wow, wow, unbelievable! What has she been smoking?
You can buy stroopwaffles in some supermarkets in the UK, they are delicious! Best served resting on top of a mug of hot coffee so the steam lets the biscuit and toffee just soften slightly.
Yeah, on top of a mug of tea or coffee they're the best! Generally we eat cookies with the tea or coffee in the Netherlands anyway. And a stroopwafel is the perfect size to fit right over a mug... then the caramel gets all soft and runny... yummm
I loved them crispy when I could still stand the dairy...
but no matter how, they are delicious, especially those with more spices. There are also ones with other types of cookies and sometimes with speculaas. Speculaas is the best
What an awesome idea with the steam. Have to try that!
you can make them warm too :P
Binidj omg yess
It's a shame you didn't try drop
Drop is goor
drop = liquorice
@@daniellaklijn8054 normie
You shouldn't stir mixed vla.
Incoming Warhead i was looking for this comment!
Ikr, it's weird.
Incoming Warhead exactly what i was thinking!😂😂
triggered
Incoming Warhead
What do you know about it
This is so funny because i eat the ‘chocolate sprinkels’ almost everyday😂
Thijsss stoer :D
Stoer hoor hahaha
Niet gemeen bedoelt
Gaf ze een waardeoordeel aan onze Nederlandse regen? Nee!
Is gwn lekker
Haha haar uitspraak bij sommige dingen
Stroepfaffels
Sjokkomwel
Vlwah
Dwubbelvlwah
Hakkelslak
Tony's chocolonely (kuch)
Sauziezenbroodie
Kibbeling (*KUCH*)
I'm a Dutchiee it's so funny to see this video! Love it😍😍❤
Toast with sprinkles. That's something I will have to try.
lazyperfectionist1 Definitely it's awesome
+ScienecAchieved: What do you mean "can"? Hagel is MUST on Vla. ;)
I just discovered that 2 years ago.. I missed so much
Better to try it on fresh bread with butter. Or let the toast cool first. Hagelslag (chocolate sprinkles) are at their best when eaten cold: then they are more crispy/crunchy. I always store my pack of hagelslag in the fridge.
We normal eat the sprinkles on bread.
1:07 There is a dutch band called The Amazing Stroopwafels...
On October 3rd I'll be going to the Netherlands 😍 Although it's a trip that we go on every year at this time, I'm still so excited 😄
And how was your trip?
Espeon-chan where did you go??
where are you from?
I live in the Netherlands and Im going to Amerika it’s also a trip
You should go to hent in belgium just underneeth it it is the most beautifull city of europe
You should try Poffertjes
Ja poffetjes!!!
*poffertjes
AAAh, the waffles! The ones you had were factory-made and they taste delicious, but you must try one freshly made at a street food truck or a snackbar - they are phenomenal!
I live in NRW, so not far away from the border to "Holland", and we have a lot of stuff in our common supermarkets. Like Vla and Hagelslag. Its so delicious. Chocomel is a have to do, after a short 1 day trip
19chillstone91 Jetzt bin ich neidisch. Bei uns gibt's keinen Hagelslag
I also live near the border. I go shopping in Eygelshoven often. The Hagelslag is over here too in the same brand as in Holland but they seem to have the dark chocolate 85% cocoa.
Moin. Thanks for putting Holland in quotes, please try to use the Netherlands in the future. As you know, the Dutch provinces bordering NRW are not Holland.
Groet'n oet Twente (on the border with Münsterland)!
I agree. But you can also get Chocomel here. And if you're from NRW area, there are now also some *Albert Heijn* stores (awesome dutch supermarkets) :)
Yeah sure. NRW isn't small. I have to wait since a trip for Chocomel ^^.
when I was in the netherslands, i ate toast with peanutbutter and Hagelslag.. SOOOO GOOD
+louiseluther oooooh!!! That's sounds delicious😊
This is what I wanted to comment. Classic combination from my childhood! :-D
Try:
HEMA worst
Drop (zout en zoet)
Zure bom
Hopjevla
Ontbijtkoek
Van de Linde ijs
Warme melk met anijs
Haagse hopjes
Goudse kaas
Gehaktbal of berehap
Van dobbe kroket
Satesaus
Kaneelstokjes
Zouthout
Mandarijn
HOT DOG
Having grown up in the Ruhrpott (Mr German man will know) the Netherlands (and their tasty treats) were pretty close.
Now living in the US, what I miss the most is the choice of "drop".
Next time you're close you need to try "Double Zoute Drop" (double salty black liquorice) - "Zachte Zoete Drop" (soft sweet black liquorice) and some things in between (like "Schoolkrijd).
I have been told however that black liquorice may be an acquired taste - so be prepared... :-)
A good alternative to the crunchyness of the "Hagelslag" is "Vlok" - same chocolate goodness, but they're like woodshavings, just chocolate...
Keep up the good and entertaining work!
PS: My last name is actually "GermanMan" (in German of course) - Tell Stephan I said "Hi"!
Hey neighbore (my English is bad sorry)
Drop???? Are you kidding? That stuff is repulsing. I am Dutch, and find it Drop very offensive, same goes for Mossels. English Drop is even worse.
How you say the netherlands words dat is so cute (i am from te neterlands)
i em also
Matthijsdegamer i am too*
I thought they had a good education system in the Netherlands?
Y B We do, but not all of us use the opportunities we get as well as we should.
Y B *turns into a orange lion and attacks you*
@0:30 I really never said it btw...but when we say Stroopwafel we actually mean; go to the market and get a fresh hot one, if you get them from a pack I would still heat them up, they are alrite cold but not as good; btw its not forbidden to trow Stroopwafel into your vla.
I had the Kibbeling, Hagelslag, Vla and the Stroopwafel before, and they were all great :) . Also I think they have the Stroopwafel in stores in Germany too at least where I'm from (Braunschweig). I have seen them in 'Penny' markets.
Hoi Dana! :) You didn't try Kruidnoten/Pepernoten!!!! In the Netherlands people eat them around 6th December and they just started selling them. If you're still here, they started selling them in Jumbo/Albert Heijn BUUUUUUT you'll find the best Kruidnoten in a store called "van Delft". It's my favorite Dutch candy :) Hope you enjoy the Netherlands as much as I do. Greetings from Maastricht :)
Yes. This.
To clarify: Kruidnoten are a seasonal treat that we consider a candy, but Americans would more see like tiny shortbread cookies. The chocolate covered ones are the most popular variation, although I would definitely recommend trying the ordinary ones. The taste of the cookie part itself comes from speculaas spices, also known as speculoos. A taste that is also available in other markets as a spread or Dutch windmill cookies. You can compare the status of it with pumpkin spice, except that it is available year round.
Kruidnoten and Pepernoten are not available year round, though. Sales usually start in September, but there are stores that start in August. It triggers the national debate on "is it too early for this," like other countries have with Christmas stuff in stores. The product itself is linked to the Sinterklaas holiday/festivities on December 5th(Netherlands) and 6th(Belgium), which are celebrated in the Lowlands as our present/gift holiday instead of Christmas. Christmas in turn is our feast meal/eat yourself to dead holiday, like Thanksgiving in the US. After Sinterklaas, Kruidnoten will quickly disappear from stores to make way for Christmas treats. They are my favorite thing to eat. I typically buy a lot of them to keep eating them up until July.
Started selling them in September/november because 5th december is “pakjesavond” it’s that dutch tradition that sinterklaas gives presents to the kids here in the netherlands, before that happend every evening from the day sinterklaas arrives in the netherlands the kids put their shoes for the doors and sing a sinterklaas song, and they get small things in their shoes like chocolate or a small present, but the perpernoten part are like “stooigoed” idk how to pronounce that but basically “black pete” throws pepernoten and other typical candy in the crowd and give a hand full of them tho the kids, it’s very enjoyable tho see the kids happy with it!
Wat leuk. Ik kom ook uit Maastricht 😊
Janman Nique Yes I from the netherlands we eat that when iT is a soort of party named sinterklaas: sinterklaas is the same as the santa and srry for my english 😅
Ik kom van Nederland de stroopwafel is echt het lekkerst I
( i come from the Netherlands but I think the stroopwafel is the tastiest)
Stroepwaffles lol XD
@@Timosbanos Stoephwaffle 😂
ik kom UIT Nederland. niet van nederland. weet niet waar jij je taal geleerd hebt maar dit klopt niet haha.
7:08 absolutely babaric
Thank god i was not the only one who found this barbaric :D
Till Ba OMG yes
Omg thank god I am not the only one who thought that
Till Ba hahaha
Try stampot, any kind. Rookworst, kroket, and as for me, not the raw haring
René Peterse ik ben dan echt benieuwd hoe ze dat uitspreekt😂
Is er kroket stampot
You must go to the 'FEBO'!! It's a snackbar where you can take snacks 'out of the wall'. Things that are realy dutch are: 'Frikandel' and 'Kroket'. I also think 'Gehaktstaaf' is realy dutch.
Good luck!!
Only when you're drunk.
the stroop from stroopwafels is pronounced more like "str-oh-p" XD not the english oo sound
I know right, its hard to explain the oo sound, haha
it sounds like 'strope'
Stroapwahfels
Put them on your cup of tea, so they warm up a little and become more gooey and delicious.
Oe
Hi Dana, whenever i here your "Dana heeeere" i want to give you a hug :)
You are such a positive person. Please keep your YTs coming. I like to learn about your ideas about Germany but also about the beautiful neighbouring countries in an ever more united Europe ;)
Aww, you are so bubbly and happy! You made me really happy watching this video ❤️ as being Dutch myself, your reactions on the food were really funny and thank you for tasting our food! What was your favourite out of all these foods you tried? Mine are stroopwafels and chocomel 😊
Lekker!
lenkel :D
Im From the netherlands so funny to see
Really fun to watch for us people from the Netherlands . For your next video may i suggest "Griesmeelpudding" you will love it! Keep up the good work!
I hope that you have fun in the Netherlands ! I live in Germany but very close to the dutch border (10 min), I like to go grocery shopping at AH in the Netherlands because they have a lot of stuff that you can not get in Germany, I ate most of the snacks that you ate in your video but my favorite snack that you have not tried yet would be an appelflappen , and as a kid I liked to eat a frikandel
ich komme, glaube ich auch aus deiner Ecke.
Wer liebt nicht die spontanen Sonntagsausflüge nach Maastricht und Albert Hijn?
mmmmm appelflappen OM NOM NOM NOM... great choice :)
Frikandel, I also suggested that one in my list on top. ;-)
Try out a frikandel speciaal or just a regular one
I hate the frikandel. I am Dutch.
jenny proost cultuur barbaar
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Ik hou van frikandel
Hongerige Draak douw er maar 1 door je strot
I live in the Netherlands, so I tried it all once and I loved it. but you should actually eat the saucijzenbroodje hot.😊♥️🇳🇱
Imagine buying an saucijzenbroodje all the way from across the world and then microwave it. I mean frikandelbroodjes can be eaten cold too.
@@Minyaweth no frikandelbroodje have to be eaten warm same for saucijzenbroodje. just a minute or so in the microwave. otherwise its too dry,.
@@metalvideos1961 Get them from the Bakery, not the Lidl. Thank me later.
It's syrup in those stroopwafels. Hagelslag is just chocolate sprinkles (but with much better chocolate), nothing extreme, only thing is we put it on bread and not on ice cream...oke, sometimes we do that too, just like we put it sometimes on vanillevla. hahaha. Sauzijzenbroodje is a small meatloaf with puff pastry around it and you should eat it that warm not cold, warm it's a lot nicer.
+trovey02 Thank you for the feedback on the foods!! 😊 As for the Sauzijzenbroodje, it was still warm from the store. I tried it not long after buying it so that it would be fresh and as yummy as possible😃
Next time you should try zoute drop (salty liquorice) or even better; extra zoute drop (extra salty liquorice)), I love it but I know many people outside the Netherlands hate it hahaha. Also try Kletskoppen (a cookie) and Jodenkoeken (also a cookie), both very nice and sweet. Off course you missed the Kroket with musterd, even Mac Donalds has a version of it in the Netherlands ; the Kroketburger. When you like fish....off course the Zoute Haring, I hate fish so I don't eat it but many Dutch love it with some raw onions.
You should have tried it with curry sauce. Curry sauce is an alternative to ketchup that many people prefer around here.
You find Sauzijzenbroodjes in the Ireland, Scotland, and North of England, but they're referred to as 'sausage rolls' here, and they can be small, or large like the one Dana had.
The saucijzenbrooje looks somewhat like sausage rolls. Sausage rolls are basically some sausage mince wrapped in pastry. Very common in Australia, and now I wonder if they were brought here by Dutch immigrants.
Also the toast with sprinkles reminds me a little of a common Aussie children's party food, fairy bread. It's buttered white bread with hundreds and thousands (aka Sprinkles, Nonpareils, Muisjes according to Google - spesifically the sort of sprinkles that are small hard balls of candy) on top.
Mimi Sardinia that's really interesting! Here in the Netherlands you get toast (actually beschuit) with muisjes when you visit a family where a child was born. I think it's a very long-standing tradition, funny that it similarly exists on the other side of the world too :)
It amazes me that sausage rolls and meat pies are a foreign concept to Americans. Also, custard (vla).
Hagelslag is different then choclet sprinkels
(Like als je ook uit Nederland komt❤🇳🇱)
How She says the Names 😂😂
I am netherlands so i tried everything, you just try drop
You're Dutch*
You're not the country itself
Y B een vriend van mij was zo op vakantie en zo’n guy vroeg are you dutch en toen zei mijn vriend: no, i’m netherlands😂
Als een nederlander.... IEMAND DIE STROEPWAFEL ZEGT VOELT RAAR tip for the Uk or other people that aren't from netherlands: You know how to say "oh" so you say STROHPWAFEL (Stroopwafel)
I think those waffles are similar to Karamellwaffeln or Honigwaffeln? At least it looks (and sounds) like that :D
Nieskatz' Kind of, but they have different/more spices to them I think. More cinnamon, perhaps cardamom etc
Stroopwavels is basically caramel with cinnamon.
yep exactly the same
Yes found them in shops here in germany:
drive.google.com/file/d/1DsX4rG_SiFqgPV1BIFZDrRORMCwiCAU_mg/view?usp=sharing
I've had the honing waffles and the caramel waffles but they don't taste nearly as good as stroopwafels. Also don't buy the ones they sell in Germany if it doesn't say they're made in the Netherlands because I also tired them and they're not bad but definitely not good either #stroopwafelsnobs
I love these kind of videos!!! Now I'm hungry though😂
Gianna Rijpma same here lol
Im from the netherlands and I realy loved this video cause im so used to this food and it was so great to see an american eat it and I have been lauphing about the way you pronounced it so much and I just really loved this video
Im from the netherlands!! I like stroopwafel & speculaas
Did you really miss to put hagelslag into the vanilla vla? When we went to the netherlands for holidays when i was a child that was what i was most excited about (and the waffles with honey (at least it was honey when i was a child today i saw them in a german supermarket and it was something else), the best for a day at the beach).
zomfgroflmao1337 i live in the Netherlands. I always dump a lot of hagelslag in my vla when i eat dessert
I actually never put hagelslag in my vla... just like it better on my toast ;)
Sorry to dissapoint your childhood, but that is not honey and it never has been. It is called a ''stroopwafel''. And stroop is Dutch for syrup.
The dutch ones don’t have honey, other countries do
Johan NL honingstroopwafels zijn een ding ;) ligt gewoon bij de appies in de schappies
@0:05 so if you lived in the Netherlands you'd be filming inside say 320 days of the year? I mean, it's not quite Britain but thats just normal regular good weather over here
3:03 That's actually something we do. There's this thing we call "vlaflip", which we make by combining several kinds of vla with lemonade syrup, and it is eaten through a straw.
martijn van weele vgm ben jij de enige die dat door een rietje eet😂
Of ik als enige niet
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
martijn van weele dat slaat echt helemaal nergens op,
Verkeerd opgevoed zeker?
(Grapje maar heb dit nog nooooit gezien of gehoord vgm ben je de enige)
nee hoor, martijn is gewoon raar xD
I imagine putting the sprinkles we have in U.S. on toast would be kind of gross to be honest, they're kind of waxy and flavorless. It's cool to hear the ones I Netherlands are chocolatey!
@Stephanie Vincent, in the netherlands we have a law that requires a certain percentage of actual cacao before you can call something chocolate, and even more to call it dark chocolate (35%). That's why our chocolate tastes so good!
Me as a dutchguy really enjoyed the fact that foreign people are coming to the netherlands and starts the vlog with rain :) welcome to holland
Im from the Netherlands
Karel van Rosmalen dat kan je ook Nederlands zeggen😂😂😂😂
ik kom daar ook weg
I'm Dutch
Me too
Same
gefeliciteerd, wil je nu een sticker
Oke
Krijg je niet
On 7:38 the "sauzijnenbroodje"next time make them warm in the oven for a few minutes, it gives a very different taste.
You need to put stroopwaffles into the vla! It is much more amazing! =D
I know all of these foods and love them a lot (soy vla is great as well!). Kibbeling is not always good but soo nice! Toast with butter and chocolate hagelslag was even some food of my childhood in Germany and you got it only on special occasions. :D
Next time you are there, try Frikandel special or Bamishiif or kaassuffle.
Insider for adventeurers: My friend always tells me: Go ask for "smeersölkjes". Try it!
inkognito8888 stroopwafel vla exists already! I don’t fancy it
You have different types of vla in the netherlands like: Strawberry Chocolate Caramel and many more
Ayianna Peters eerlijk gezegd wist ik niet dat het typisch Nederlands was ik dzcht dat het door Amerika was gemaakt
Can't believe VLA isn't made anywhere else! So good, could not do without :)
IM TRIGGERD
WHERE ARE THE FRINKALBROODJES AND DROP ;O
in de winkel,daar hebben ze er zoveel dat ze het verkopen haha
I had all the vegetarian stuff you tried. Stroopwaffels are my favourite, still searching for a vegan alternative... I would suggest you try calvé pindakaas and compare it to German and American peanut butter.
I wondered about that as well. I wish there was a vegan version of Stroopwaffels since I really miss eating those
Also, fries with pindasauce (peanut sauce). Sounds weird, tastes delicious!
actually there is a vegan version of stroofwafels, but they are hard to find in supermarkets!
Punselie's stroopkoeken
MefdeBef good point! Same with mayonaisse!
My parents immigrated to Canada. I grew up eating pb and hagelslag sandwiches to school daily. My favourite vlah is lemon. Stroop wafels and hagelslag can be found in most stores in North America. The sprinkles for cakes are much harder. That reminds me, I will make some lemon vlah for lunch with my parents on Saturday.
Hey, am Dutch :), you right about that chocolate sprinkles thing
I cant stand her crazy energy but for the rest I liked the video 😂
Living now for 5 years in the Unites States and haven’t been back to the Netherlands sinds. You just made me sooo jealous with the kibbeling with garlic sauce🤤😝😄
Yeah i want stRoEpwaFelS now
Guess i gotto go to kitchen 😏👌🏼🇳🇱
Haha ja echt he
I've tried every snack! Maybe because im dutch...
Hi! I'm from the nederlands too and i just loved the reactions i your video!
If you're still here you should definitely try some pepernoten
yes!! Ofcourse pepernoten!
I think we all want a Dana Coffee Shop video next time. Also I don't think you've done an Oktoberfest video even though you live in Munich? I'll be there this weekend :D
I just received a big trade snack box from a friend in the Netherlands, thanks for the heads up on some of this stuff👍
Hi i live in the netherlands you have to try kerststol
Its soooo good