Reply With QuoteHoly sh1t. Look at those beasts.
You would need a bucket of coffee to warm them over....
About this forum's finest food... the stroopwafel. There's a great thread about them on the forum.
But... last Wednesday evening, I took my son to the Dutch Youth Regatta: a 4 day venue with 700+ sailors from 23 countries competing for the Open Dutch Championship. And guess what I saw...
A Stroopwafel market stall!
Totally dedicated to the Dutch Finest Food Group!
The most explicit picture must be this one:
The small stroopwafel in the background is the normal sized wafel you find in every package or tin. These mega wafels are more or less common overhere; I've written about them before, but never found the time to take a pic of these jumbo sized stroopwafels!
Menno
Holy sh1t. Look at those beasts.
You would need a bucket of coffee to warm them over....
OP..... suggest you get this moved to the Bear Pit........ this is pure food porn.
Any excuse for me... Cheers !
Mmmmmm, stroopwafels...
Wow, a meal in itself... and a jolly fine one at that! reminds me of the enormous yorkshire puddings :)
Don't know if this has been posted before and general knowledge, but I found these in Sainsbury's last week...
They're great, but so viciously sweet I don't treat myself too often.
^ Those Sainsbury's ones are a hidden gem, bargain compared to the branded ones at 3x the price
And they are the real deal. Imported from Holland. I have one in my bag now to eat with my next coffee 😁Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
^ Those Sainsbury's ones are a hidden gem, bargain compared to the branded ones at 3x the price
They've just started selling stroopwafels in lidl. Perhaps we'll start seeing combined wafel and watch box threads.
Lidl have had them stocked for a long while now
Which is it? More, or less?
These mega wafels are more or less common over here...
Never mind that, they're 'king burnt!
There's no amount of maple syrup that'll eradicate the taste of carbon.
The Lidl variants are fab, but I picked up a pack of 'minis' in M&S the other night and they seem even tastier!
Looks like Nomos reads this forum.
From their instagram-feed
Why did I open this thread? 10.30pm on a Sunday what was I thinking..? Sod it how hard can it be to break into Lidl's?
Joe
The smell of a stroopwafel stall preparing fresh ones is to die for. You literally can smell it a block away.
Seriously these things should be a class A drug, more addictive than nicotine or heroin. I have to get me to the Netherlands to try the real thing. Anywhere in England get close?
Agree, the lidl ones are pretty good. Need to get down to sainsburys next...
Hehehe - I've taken this for granted over all the years I've lived in NL. Yes the jumbos are good - but thankfully I've never been THAT addicted to stroopwafels!
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