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Dutch Groceries & Treats

A curated selection of Dutch pantry staples, sweets, snacks, breakfast favorites, and nostalgic European essentials.

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All The Netherlands ProductsBreakfast & Spreads(22)Frozen & Chilled(5)Coffee, Tea & Drinks(16)Sweets, Licorice & Chocolate(20)Dutch-Indonesian(18)Cookies, Cakes & Bakes(11)Baking & Mixes(9)Sauces & Pantry Extras(10)Soups(6)Spices(10)Savory Snacks(3)Dutch Home & Gifts(15)Gift Boxes(3)

The Netherlands Classics

Stories behind the the netherlands groceries people grew up with.

Hagelslag
Chocolate for breakfast

Hagelslag

Dutch chocolate sprinkles, usually eaten on buttered bread or crisp beschuit.

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Stroopwafels
The coffee-cup cookie

Stroopwafels

Thin Dutch syrup waffles, best warmed over a cup of coffee or tea.

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Dutch Drop
The licorice test

Dutch Drop

Dutch licorice, from sweet and mild to salty and seriously bold.

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Ontbijtkoek
Breakfast cake, Dutch style

Ontbijtkoek

Spiced Dutch breakfast cake, often sliced thick and eaten with butter.

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Speculaas
A Dutch December in cookie form

Speculaas

Spiced Dutch cookies tied to coffee tables, colder months, and Sinterklaas traditions.

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Pannenkoeken
The Dutch pancake table

Pannenkoeken

Dutch pancakes are thinner and larger than American pancakes, often eaten for lunch or dinner.

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Borrel Snacks
Fried snacks, mustard required

Borrel Snacks

Kroketten, bitterballen, frikandellen, and other Dutch fried snacks made for borrel hour.

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Beschuit met Muisjes
The Dutch baby announcement you can eat

Beschuit met Muisjes

Crisp Dutch rusks topped with butter and anise sprinkles to celebrate a newborn.

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