Eating Only DUTCH Food in Amsterdam for 12 Hours 🍟🐟🥞🧀
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Omg I think you're the first person who did Dutch food the way Dutch people would eat it! So many people do it inauthentically, but you are spot on!
That means a lot to read! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
finally a food tour on TH-cam with Dutch food... not the touristy food tour that everyone gives. 👍👌
I'm happy you enjoyed the video :)
Never heard Nyone do njtella and hagelslag together. It should be Peanutbutter and hagelslag 😜
growing up in the Netherlands this video was amazing to watch, hope you had a great time!
Sorry for the late response - thank you for watching! :)
Welcome Back Jessica!! and I really really missed your vlogs so so much you are my inspiration and I wish you have a wonderful day always🙂💫💗
Thank you! ❤❤Wish you a wonderful day too 😊
I am from the Netherlands, and we are a very multi-cultural country, growing up my friends or classmates from example, Surinam, Morocco, Turkey, Antilles, China always made fun of the Dutch cuisine and this is a common thing for every Dutch person I believe. So us Dutch people never really dared to be proud of our food cause we are always being mocked for having no flavor. My honest opinion is that our snacks are amazing, but the main dishes are a bit on the basic side. Which is not a bad thing at all. But we were always told we and our food are boring.
Thanks for the insight - I think food in Northern Europe tends to follow similar ingredients and most likely it's because of the cold weather and not being able to grow "exotic" ingredients, and historically periods of poverty and surviving off the land. I like a good simple dish with mashed potatoes in the winter :)
Hey andere Nederlander 😊
I was just in amsterdam and had such a fun time with all the dishes. We did a walking food tour of the city, highly recommend
Growing up in the Netherlands and not liking smoked sausage, herring or any variation of stamppot was a struggle hahahaha. Poffertjes and bitterballen though ❤❤❤❤❤
Oh yeah it seems like that the basis of Dutch cuisine isn't it! ❤Yesterday I learned about mustard soup for the first time and I'm very intrigued 🧐
Raw herring is something that a lot of people in Finland have on their Christmas tables, but also at the same time, it’s widely eaten during summer especially with new potatoes. 😂
1:40 Right amount of sprinkles, correct type of bread, and it seems like you've used dark chocolate sprinkles. Very nice, very nice.
the stamppot with carrot is actually called hutspot and the kale and the sauerkraut ones are the 2 variations of stamppot :)
I lived outside Amsterdam for a couple of years back in the 90s, lovely place and people👍👍👍
I’m Dutch and this is the first time I saw someone put Nutella and hagelslag on one piece of bread
Well, it's not new. I know quite a few people who do this. I think, it started with Choba ( margarine mixed cocoa) and cheap hagelslag, to make both taste more chocolaty. Quality hagelslag really doesn't need anything but real butter and a regular piece of bread (not toasted). Better yet, a 'kadetje', a fluffy white flour bun.
The best apple pie of her whole life 😅😂😂😂😂
I went to Amsterdam a while back (around 2010) and I loved it! I remember an abundance of root vegetables and amazing cheese (I love the one with cumin seeds ❤), as well as dark/brown breads. I don’t remember why but both evenings I spent there we ended up having dinner in a great Portuguese restaurant 😂 the food was good, the waiters were friendly, shame I didn’t save the name. Anyway, next time I’ll look for traditional Dutch options, although for someone who doesn’t eat pork and doesn’t like raw fish that might be a challenge 😂
Sorry for the late response - and thanks for sharing! I'll admit there are not many traditional Dutch food restaurants, but the one we went to in the video was amazing, they have vegetarian options like the veggie bitterballen and the casserole I had :)
Dutch food or dishes is not only bitterballen ,cheese and stampot.
Its also Hachee and Indonesian food!!
Unfortunately we didn't have a lot of time for more food so I couldn't show more but I'd love to return and try more!
Try Indonesian/Surinam in NL: excellent food!🤗
2:53 that one is very very overpriced and by far not as good as a fresh normal plain stroopwafel at the (for example Albert Kuijp) market.
So… don’t be sad ☺️
7:38 In Amsterdam this - cutting it up the herring way - is the traditional way in other parts of NL grabbing by the tail is. At least that’s what a fish seller once told me..
Thanks for sharing!
Hope you enjoyed your time in the Netherlands 🥰
I really did, thank you! 🥰
Ok so now I'm hungry for frietje oorlog😊
If you eat a slice of bread with hagelslag, put the hagelslag on just one side of the bread and then fold it, easier to hold, easier t eat, I can't stress this enough. No Dutch person eats a slice of bread with hagelslag the way it's eating in this video.
thanks for sharing!
@@JessicaVianaa No problem! I hope you enjoyed our Dutch "cuisine". :)
Which restaurant served Hagelslag?
Did you enjoy a rijsttafel?
I wonder how visiting Amsterdam would go for me as a vegan with celiac disease lol.The buildings look beautiful!!
Oh, the Netherlands are super vegan-friendly! Amsterdam is actually considered one of the best European cities for vegan and gluten-free options 😋 There's vegan bitterballen all over the city and vegan stroopwaffel as well, I think you'd love it 🤗
Patatje oorlog(war) with no onions? That is not complete, you missed an extra dimension.
Glad you did not have the stroopwafel with add ons, it is not supposed to be that way.
ps. never seen hagelslag on nutella before, I always ate those seperate.
Oh boy i will be in Amsterdam in 10mdays. I hope my gut can take the foods..
Yuck.. Nutella and hagelslag. Nutella is soooooo sweet already. Nutella is oil and sugar (and a little hazulnut). Organic hazelnut spread with little sugar is much much better. BTW Nutella used to have less sugar, but sugar is so cheap so they changed the recipe.
I’ve only been to Amsterdam once, but I can’t say the food was a highlight 😂 great video 😊
Haha I get it! I loved the city and definitely need to come back for the museums (too many to visit!) but also the ✨cheese✨ - and bring back a suitcase full of it 😋
@@JessicaVianaadon't forget the stroopwafels;)
patatje oorlog needed onions
4:39 that is not snert, ask for a refund
Agreed
Poor Jessica 😥 not that there isn't anything good in Amsterdam, buuuutttt ....
Wrong video to watch while fasting.
I can't believe you had Nutella and hagelslag. Nutella is such a disappointing product. I don't understand its popularity to be honest.
Also the bread you used seems fairly representative, but this type of medium shelf life bread is not very tasteful. Fresh bread with real butter and dark chocolate hagelslag is what's best in my opinion.
Nutella tastes like puke, btw. I don't get why people even remotely enjoy it.
always bloody amsterdam !!!! there is more to the netherlands with authentic dutch food outside of amsterdam !!!!! getting sick of amsterdam... amsterdam is shit.
Hahahah je bent zo zuur vr wat
None of that food looked nice
Amsterdam must be a boring city coz all these youtube tourists do there is eating stroopwafels, fries, apple cake, herring, bitter balls, etc.
dumb comment since u can smoke weed, have sex with paid prostitutes and there are so many museums etc