About the dish
The stroopwafel is the best-known Dutch sweet: two thin waffles of yeasted dough, split while still hot and stuck together with a thick syrup of butter, brown sugar and cinnamon. At markets they are baked on the spot and served warm with the caramel still stretchy, and shops sell them in packets all year round. The Dutch rest one on top of a cup of hot coffee or tea so the steam softens the syrup a little. The waffles come from Gouda, where bakers are said to have made them from leftover dough and crumbs. Today they are also one of the most popular souvenirs from the Netherlands.
Main ingredients
- wheat flour
- butter
- brown sugar
- sugar syrup
- yeast
- cinnamon
Netherlands: Most closely associated with the town of Gouda.
More: Wikipedia (en)

