@@tech6985 try hopping over the German border and eating *Eisbein mit sauerkraut* in a ... wegrestaurant (wat dat in het Duits of Engels is 🤷 geen idee).
Thank you to everyone who has supported me so far! Being able to do something like this was a huge life goal for me. I really hope you enjoy the content and let me know what you think! Id love to do more of these
7:30 The Kapsalon was invented by a Cape Verdian hairdresser in Rotterdam ordering this at the Turkish kebap shop nextdoor, hence the name which is Dutch for hairdressing saloon. It may also be called a "Dutch Poutine" as it is a worthy counterpart to the staple food of Canada.
Yeah, make sure to ONLY go to Amsterdam, the rest is just boring farms and stuff, trust me, I live in the middle of nowhere and all we have are Klompen, Trekkers and Aardappelen ;)
I've been to the Netherlands quite a few times. One of my dear friends, who is Dutch, taught me how to eat a Tompouce without making a major mess. Take the top off, tip into the cream like a cracker, then leave a little left of the filling to just eat the bottom piece. Trying to cut into it or eat it like a sandwich will always make a mess.
Those chocolates from Puccini Bomboni are phenomenal. They're pricey at about $3.50 / €3.00 / £ 2.50 per chocolate but they're also totally worth it. They're also huge, which in a time of shrinkflation where food gets smaller and packaging is less full is a rarity.
But which dish/snack about those 24 do you like the most? Nice to see 'snert' and 'stamppot' in this video. Those dishes makes the most Dutch people at home. Even like 'zuurkool'.
There is a secret technique, only to be known by us Dutch people, of "how to eat a tompoes without turning into a total mess." But I shall share it with you if you promise not to tell anyone. You take off the top and either place the top underneath the bottom or eat the top separate followed by the rest. Or if you really want to do it proper with knife and fork. Take off the top, scrape off and eat the cream, then followed by the bottom and the top as a wafer. Fun fact, I always take foreigners to eat haring the traditional way called "haring happen" where you take the haring by the tail, raise it above your head, tilt you head back and just slide it into your mouth while the fish dangles down. The complete shock of most is just way to funny.
As someone who has Dutch friends I can only suggest people to drive a big circle around that city. Its like Disneyland. Go to Rotterdam, Leiden or Groningen instead.
So many lovely dishes. We loved the fries from Vleminckx. Kibbling was also very good. But I see now, that we missed some very interesting meals. Better pay Amsterdam another visit.
We really don't claim Amsterdam as our own anymore, besides that, you did pretty good representating most of the dishes. (Except those fancy smansy bitterballs weren't the real ones imo)
Hey, I'm gonna go on a travel with some friends of mine to Amsterdam and I'd like to know if there is a place in the city where I can actually find something authentically Dutch. Have you got any advice? I'd be really thankful!
Regular sized pancakes are dinner in the Netherlands. Sometimes lunch on a Sunday, but never breakfast. Poffertjes aren't breakfast either, American pancakes sometimes are.
@@infanterambles Well as a Dutch person you could wake me up for some stampot at night. Just because you don't like something, doesn't mean noone does. Insulting food is what children do.
@@LalaDepala_00 I will gladly eat some stampot and stroopwaffels and gouda and other things in the list! Was just pointing that it's not really much of a varied\diverse cuisine with a rich spectrum of dishes like a a lot of other countries. That's what people refer to, I believe
Fried fish British? As British as the sandwich and curry I guess... You should have had the Berenhap with the pseudo-Indonesian satay peanut sauce, that's pretty standard, and good.
what? No uitsmijter (egg, ham, cheese combinations on bread for breakfast), you'd have loved it! What a shame you didn't get a decent Indonesian ricetable and eat it in comfort. No mention of zuurkool, Loempia, sambals, chocomel etc. You haven't touched the sides yet mate ;-) Good one 8-)
Old Amsterdam, damn. Expensive af as far as cheese goes, but it's one of those few expensive things that's really worth it. Put it on warm toast, a couple of slices, and topped with a wee bit of curry ketchup, absolutely sick. I've found, though, the older I get, the older I prefer my cheese. Jong belegen does nothing for me, if there's not a slight crunch to my cheese, what's even the point? Extra belegen is the minimum I'll get at this point.
firstly for the fries, u needed to go bram ladage, oortlog fries r the SHIT, omfg so good!!!! its basically fries with peanut/satay sauce, mayo and onions.
@thehypetraveler8114 there's Bram Ladage in Rotterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht, Gouda, Delft, and some other places but NOT Amsterdam are you sure you got the right Amsterdam
Leave it to the Dutch to claim fries as their specialty, and market the Febo as a fun and unique concept, rather than a depressing way to eat heavily-processed offal😂
As a Dutchie I can confirm Amsterdam is way too overrated, it doesn’t have the best restaurants, it’s just a classic city with busy people. The food is not good. You should really visit a village where they have a lot of farms, to see how they make cheese, turn rose fields into bouquets and still have the old cacao from back in the day. If you really wanna visit a city, Arnhem is amazing, they have a lot of great food bars, decoration stores, local food stores, sweet family businesses with unique products, all of clothes stores and stores where the product is handmade and with love or from nature.
Wait you are telling me the british man loved the fries and the fried fish, really didnt expect that
CHIPS
CHIPS
😂😂😂😂😂
Well they eat fish and chips a popular meal over there as an American from the south i also love it.
as a dutchman, seeing stampot and the bread with cheese in a restaurant is bloody wild
yes so real, its really the last thing you'd expect in a restaurant
It's like the Dutch version of the movie Ratatouille where they serve ratatouille, considered a peasant dish, at a fancy restaurant.
6:32 nothing says Amsterdam than [some poffertjes]. The whole Netherlands eats those things, not just the tourist trap Amsterdam, thank you.
@@kingmickey666 yeah those things are amazing
@@tech6985 try hopping over the German border and eating *Eisbein mit sauerkraut* in a ... wegrestaurant (wat dat in het Duits of Engels is 🤷 geen idee).
Thank you to everyone who has supported me so far! Being able to do something like this was a huge life goal for me.
I really hope you enjoy the content and let me know what you think! Id love to do more of these
i was wondering why you didn't do groove and grub, i hope you had a lovely holiday
Calling a couple of beers a full meal is a very Dutch thing to do indeed XD
Every beer is one boterham!
7:30 The Kapsalon was invented by a Cape Verdian hairdresser in Rotterdam ordering this at the Turkish kebap shop nextdoor, hence the name which is Dutch for hairdressing saloon.
It may also be called a "Dutch Poutine" as it is a worthy counterpart to the staple food of Canada.
Amsterdam always claiming things that aren't theirs.
That's how non-mediterranean countries deal with permanent clouds and often rains: stuff the belly with fried food, cheese and chocolate
Perfekt start for my Sunday.
Yessssss, so happy for you! Loved the video. Hope you enjoyed Amsterdam.
I always enjoy Amsterdam!
Loving the long form videos! I didn't know you did them. I'll hit the bell notifications
Loved this I'm glad to see you get your stride for your longer travel vid content. Glad that you got the opportunity to do this for yourself as well.
Thanks so much!!
a brit that doesnt eat fish, heresy!
What I love most about Amsterdam is that it’s the only Dutch city worth visiting, and tourists here should definitely only keep visiting Amsterdam ;)
Yeah, make sure to ONLY go to Amsterdam, the rest is just boring farms and stuff, trust me, I live in the middle of nowhere and all we have are Klompen, Trekkers and Aardappelen ;)
If that's what keeps all he masses of tourists away I totally agree.
If there isn’t enough space for them we can all send them to Urk instead
@@astlatic4711als Amsterdammer stem ik echt ervoor om de toeristen naar Urk te versturen ;-; hier hebben we téveel
The herring is salted and slightly cured. Raw ones are for frying or bbq.
My favorite cookingtuber eating the dishes i grew up with!
This makes my Sunday
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thanks for giveing me some ideas to cook. These meals look delicious.
I've been to the Netherlands quite a few times. One of my dear friends, who is Dutch, taught me how to eat a Tompouce without making a major mess. Take the top off, tip into the cream like a cracker, then leave a little left of the filling to just eat the bottom piece. Trying to cut into it or eat it like a sandwich will always make a mess.
I swear all I watch is British people on TH-cam- With love, an American ❤
Those chocolates from Puccini Bomboni are phenomenal. They're pricey at about $3.50 / €3.00 / £ 2.50 per chocolate but they're also totally worth it. They're also huge, which in a time of shrinkflation where food gets smaller and packaging is less full is a rarity.
I got heartburn just watching you stuff all of that away. B.t.w. the Frites was the Belgian variant which are usually a bit thicker.
pls make more longer videos! been loving these mate
Im planning on doing more, most likely a little more low budget
@bignibbles fuck the budget man, I come for the humor and food. if your video subsequently includes humor and food, by golly I'm sold.
I missed the oliebol from bakery Landskroon. Or their saucijzenbroodje. Their caramel wafel are also to die for in my humble opinion.
But which dish/snack about those 24 do you like the most?
Nice to see 'snert' and 'stamppot' in this video. Those dishes makes the most Dutch people at home. Even like 'zuurkool'.
Went to Amsterdam last year, my expectations were high and it still lived up to all the hype
There is a secret technique, only to be known by us Dutch people, of "how to eat a tompoes without turning into a total mess." But I shall share it with you if you promise not to tell anyone.
You take off the top and either place the top underneath the bottom or eat the top separate followed by the rest. Or if you really want to do it proper with knife and fork. Take off the top, scrape off and eat the cream, then followed by the bottom and the top as a wafer.
Fun fact, I always take foreigners to eat haring the traditional way called "haring happen" where you take the haring by the tail, raise it above your head, tilt you head back and just slide it into your mouth while the fish dangles down. The complete shock of most is just way to funny.
I would love you to see you attempt this challange in sicily, Italy. So much variety, all fresh and most of its fried 😅
Keep up the great content
This is so fun! Love it ❤
Thank you!!
I’m from Suriname 🇸🇷 and Dutch and born in uk 🇬🇧
Great long form video!
Hope you enjoyed Amsterdam ❤
Smoked eel is pretty Dutch 🐟
I was wondering when you would get rained on. And yes, it happened. That is the ultimate dutch experience, since most of the time it rains here.
GOD BLESS TAX DEDUCTION VACATIONS
As someone who has Dutch friends I can only suggest people to drive a big circle around that city. Its like Disneyland. Go to Rotterdam, Leiden or Groningen instead.
Proud of you! That was not a small accomplishment 😉🌷🌷🌷
So many lovely dishes.
We loved the fries from Vleminckx. Kibbling was also very good. But I see now, that we missed some very interesting meals.
Better pay Amsterdam another visit.
Surinamese and Indonesian food in Amsterdam is amazing
We really don't claim Amsterdam as our own anymore, besides that, you did pretty good representating most of the dishes. (Except those fancy smansy bitterballs weren't the real ones imo)
Yeah i also was looking at those ones and just thinking. "WHAT ARE THOSE"
And no dutch person gets their stroopwafels freshly baked at the market but just get a package at the Albert Heijn.
I’m Dutch and I haven’t had at least 1/3 of this list 😅
Everything looked really good
mate i wouldnt even want to know how much this has cost in our capital, nailed all the dutch traditional foods though
I have never seen anyone stir their VLAFLIP before, but I love the video!
I was told to stir it all up
@@bignibbles That's alright! I hope you've enjoyed your trip, the food, the people and your stay 🙂
Very enjoyable video, will you do other cities as well?
If this gets enough views and I can justify the cost of making these, sure!
If you, for some unknown reason, really want to taste actual authentic Dutch food. I can really recommend any place that isn’t Amsterdam
Hey, I'm gonna go on a travel with some friends of mine to Amsterdam and I'd like to know if there is a place in the city where I can actually find something authentically Dutch. Have you got any advice? I'd be really thankful!
You can't visit Amsterdam without trying a slagroom (which looked pretty good on that apple pie)
Just like to point out a desi style english breakfast can be found in cafes literally all over the country
Regular sized pancakes are dinner in the Netherlands. Sometimes lunch on a Sunday, but never breakfast. Poffertjes aren't breakfast either, American pancakes sometimes are.
Kids starving now, thanks
For the comments guidelines you forgot to add pepper 🌶 and spices 😂.
But i am enjoying this longer content 😌 😊
In the NL we do eat little fries. The big ones are more in touristic places or events and they have it in Belgium.
New subscriber here, that was one hell of an effort, well done.
@@mikeplatts2603 thanks for subbing!
Next time do 48 foods in 24 hours please
7:51 is missing some peanut sauce
Great selection, but next time you'll have to come back to the Netherlands for all of the Sinterklaas treats and deserts!! Also you forgot Hagelslag
I wanted so bad to try Oiebollen
@@bignibbles I'd also recommend gevulde speculaas, it's absolutely perfect for the winter season
You flip the Tompoes on its side and then can cut with a fork and eat without any mess.. But.. to be honest, the mess is fun.
I love how people say “Dutch cuisine doesn’t exist”
I’m definitely going to show them this video 😂🧡
tbf, that's mostly from people that never left their region that dutch/german/british/english cuisine not exist
"Cheese", "Cheese sandwich", "chocolate", " fries", "beer" were on this list...
And the best food he got was surinamese or indonesian
@@infanterambles Well as a Dutch person you could wake me up for some stampot at night. Just because you don't like something, doesn't mean noone does. Insulting food is what children do.
@@LalaDepala_00 I will gladly eat some stampot and stroopwaffels and gouda and other things in the list! Was just pointing that it's not really much of a varied\diverse cuisine with a rich spectrum of dishes like a a lot of other countries. That's what people refer to, I believe
Next time try a broodje american filet or een broodje tartaar
Oh chocolat is dutch. Amsterdam has been the biggest cacao harbor for decades
van Houten is a Dutch icon in chocolate history.
@@AdLockhorst-bf8pz yes he developed dutch process cacao. The basis of most modern cacao
I'm surprised to learn that there are as much as 24 dishes in the Netherlands.
Out of all the Dutch foods but your best one is the Indonesian takeout, so that's why they colonized us for quite a while.
Easy Tompoes guide: eat the top first, then the bottom.
Vla flip after your stanppot😂😂
Defo needed some herbs to do this video😂
👀
I swear to god i saw you last monday night at like 23:00 at the rokin on a rental bycicle. Or maybe it was just me tripping out on mushrooms.
Could of been me! Although not sure I was out that late on Monday
I eat a tompouce like splitting the cream in the middle in half with my knife and eat the 2 final parts.
you should have gone to loetje it has the best stakes in all of the Netherlands!!!
@@Bananabread12 neeeee loetje is wel kut nou, hij had naar Entrecôte et les Dames op Van Baerlestraat moeten gaan haha
You will not find most of the "typical" Dutch dishes in a typical Dutch home.
pls more long form content !
Lekker man!
Top bins 👏
Fried fish British? As British as the sandwich and curry I guess... You should have had the Berenhap with the pseudo-Indonesian satay peanut sauce, that's pretty standard, and good.
what? No uitsmijter (egg, ham, cheese combinations on bread for breakfast), you'd have loved it! What a shame you didn't get a decent Indonesian ricetable and eat it in comfort. No mention of zuurkool, Loempia, sambals, chocomel etc. You haven't touched the sides yet mate ;-)
Good one 8-)
Cheese and bacon pancakes need syrup
There was some on the table I could of used 😢
@@bignibbles It is disgusting but free so we all put it on there as well.
Old Amsterdam, damn. Expensive af as far as cheese goes, but it's one of those few expensive things that's really worth it. Put it on warm toast, a couple of slices, and topped with a wee bit of curry ketchup, absolutely sick.
I've found, though, the older I get, the older I prefer my cheese. Jong belegen does nothing for me, if there's not a slight crunch to my cheese, what's even the point? Extra belegen is the minimum I'll get at this point.
firstly for the fries, u needed to go bram ladage, oortlog fries r the SHIT, omfg so good!!!! its basically fries with peanut/satay sauce, mayo and onions.
no Bram in Amsterdam, that's a Rijnmond regio thing
@@TeaDrinkingColonist wallahi i saw it there
@thehypetraveler8114 there's Bram Ladage in Rotterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht, Gouda, Delft, and some other places
but NOT Amsterdam
are you sure you got the right Amsterdam
Leave it to the Dutch to claim fries as their specialty, and market the Febo as a fun and unique concept, rather than a depressing way to eat heavily-processed offal😂
0% chance the cream on that apple pie was fresh 😢
Lekker!
Fun video but please remember that Amsterdam is not all there is in the netherlands!
Where did he ordered the Indonisian food!?
Toko Bersama
@@bignibbles Thank you! Keep up with the great, delicious content.
@@bignibblestoko bersama has the best lamb satey and it’s peanut sauce is nice and spicy
No review of the last three?!?! No fair. They don’t count then.
I really wanted to know what they are.
In order they were a Kaassoufle, Bereklauw and a Frikandel Speciaal curry - All of them were mid in my opinion
Not even a Dutch sausage roll?
Yeah, you need a Saussijzenbroodje and Hema rookworst as well
WOW
food ❤
Im dutch, mtherfcker
As a Dutchie I can confirm Amsterdam is way too overrated, it doesn’t have the best restaurants, it’s just a classic city with busy people. The food is not good. You should really visit a village where they have a lot of farms, to see how they make cheese, turn rose fields into bouquets and still have the old cacao from back in the day. If you really wanna visit a city, Arnhem is amazing, they have a lot of great food bars, decoration stores, local food stores, sweet family businesses with unique products, all of clothes stores and stores where the product is handmade and with love or from nature.
Arnhem amazing. Everywhere with gl pvdd are governing everything turns into 💩💩💩💩
Old Amsterdam is fake old cheese that's why it's old in English by law they can't call it oude kaas Dutch for old cheese.