Dutch Syrup Waffles

The charm of this typically Dutch treat is known worldwide. If you ask foreigners to name something Dutch, there is a good chance they will describe a syrup waffle. Because not everyone can pronounce the word syrup waffle itself, but everyone knows what these two thin waffles with a delicious sweet caramel filling in between are. This combination of heartiness and sweetness is what makes it so tasty.

Syrup Waffles Recipe

The history of syrup waffles is interesting; the original syrup waffle recipe came about by chance. In the 18th century, at the end of the day in the pastry bakery, the leftover products from a long day of making various treats were usually thrown away. But that was considered a waste, so it was decided to make waffles from the savory leftovers and from the remaining sweetness a mixture that was then placed between these waffles. This way, at the end of the workday, there was a treat that also provided a quick energy boost.

Nowadays, syrup waffles are so popular and the recipes so perfected that they are specially made in a factory and no longer wait for leftover products. For example, there are the mini syrup waffles, ideal to share with coffee.

Buying Syrup Waffles Abroad

Syrup waffles are not sold everywhere; in fact, it is almost impossible to find them in foreign shops. You will have to go to a special shop that sells traditional Dutch products or a shop that has an affinity with the Netherlands. Therefore, if you want to buy syrup waffles abroad, you can quickly and easily order them from Dutch Shopper.

Other Typical Dutch Cookies

Syrup waffles may be the most well-known Dutch cookies, but do not forget the pink cookies and of course the breakfast cake.