No.58: King’s Day (Koningsdag)
For a nation which often insists on “normal” behaviour and the following of rules,...
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Tag: dutch cuisine
No. 52: Cocktail sausages
When I first moved to the Lowlands I remember pondering why the selection at my local grocery...
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No. 48: Stroopwafels
You can’t visit/live in The Netherlands for long without stumbling across the famous stroopwafel....
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No. 49: Infiltrating English
Dutch people should be proud. Very proud. For such a tiny little country, they’ve managed to...
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No. 5: Battling it out with water
Many think of the Dutch as a passive peaceful country but let it be known that Dutch people have a...
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No. 9: Tulips
Ahhh….the tulip. An iconic symbol of Holland -only to be topped by the windmill or the clog....
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No. 46: Nasty spreads (broodbeleg)
If you’ve ever worked in a Dutch workplace, you’ve probably been tricked convinced at...
Read MoreNo.9: Queen’s Day (Koninginnedag)
For a nation which often insists on “normal” behaviour and the following of rules, Queen’s Day is truly nothing of the sort. It’s one day of the year where the Dutch break all their self-imposed rules and...
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No.51: Borrels
Dutch people love a good borrel. Or should I rephrase: they love a good excuse for having a...
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No. 18 : Bring your own cake
If you’ve spent any time in a Dutch office you are sure to quickly notice an abundance of...
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No. 3: Hagelslag
The thing that shocks me most about Dutch people’s peculiar eating habits is Hagelslag. I giggled...
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