There are so many fun places in the Netherlands. Like ‘ Walibi’ / ‘Efteling’ or like ‘Valkenburg rodelbaan’ / ‘Valkenburg kabelbaan’. Or if you like nature: ‘De Veluwe’ or ‘De noordoost polder’ for beautiful flowers✨
Just saw your items about Dutch food in Amsterdam ( beeing dutch myself) . Thanks for beeing so well informed about everything you present. Makes me curious about your other country revieuws.😊
:D HAHA pancake with chicken gravy??? probably just for tourists. 90% of pancakes is naturel/cheese bacon/apple and we put powdered sugar or stroop on them. Poffertjes should be eaten with butter and powdered sugar.. not whipped cream or other weird combo´s. It's like going to japan and eat sushi with ketchup, or in america eat burgers with soy sauce. The originals are the best.
Pannekoekenhuizen everywhere, even well outside of tourist traps, have been serving ragout pancakes (and 'weird combo' pancakes) for a long time. That's kinda the entire idea behind pannekoekenhuizen: get pancakes with fillings and toppings you wouldn't soon make at home.
@thernymous ehmm nope. They offer more options, so you think you have a choice, but only the creepy uncle orders the weird thing. Often canned things. 90% of the pancakes sold are with apple cheese bacon or plain. That's how most restaurants operate.. put some weird expensive things on the menu to give the illusion of choice, so 90% of the people choose the less expensive value for money option. Like the combo menu at a Chinese restaurant.. 90% will eat babi pangang, foe jong hai, tjaptjoy, sate instead of the expensive options.
Might have skipped over it but I haven’t seen you try some Kibbeling (fried fish, usually soft meat from the cheek) and some fresh herring with onions.. its also traditional dutch food
Amazing video! When you revisit Greece,you should order (in tavernas) tyrokroketes(cheese balls).It the perfect starter.Also,you should eat chicken gyro with mayonaise or mustard sauce.I hope you ate well in your Europe trip.
i'd just like to say that ebelskivers are delicious! (the little pancakes). ages ago, i got the pan to make them. they are even better with a little fruit preserve in the center or, wait for it, chocolate ganache! i make them and then freeze them. when you reheat them, they become just a little crispy on the outside and the filling oozes out. HEAVEN!!!
Wassup AG and Aleana? looks like you guys had a wonderful time eating and enjoying different foods on your trip, it made me really hungry. Albert Cuyp market is one of the best market in Europe but it was very cold when we were there. Have fun and enjoy your vacation guys.
For the next time,original dutch pancakes go with sirup,or brown sugar,or strawberry jelly,or powderd sugar just a few of them..but not with chicken and gravy
idk i live in the south and we've been eating cheese and ham pancakes and also blueberry pancakes since forever (1900 as far as my grandma knows at least)
It's more your opinion while you bring it as if everyone thinks it is. Then again, for a lot of Dutch people that's also kind of a tradition. People love to create this image as if it's typical Dutch. The pancake has been around in the Netherlands from before 1600 and of course no one had ever heard of powder sugar, sirup or jelly back then. Pancakes were used as a basis for mostly meat and later cheeses. The sweet varieties were way later. Depending on where you live in the Netherlands, you know there more outside of Amsterdam, it also differs how pancakes are being eaten and what people see as traditional. We eat it a lot with veil meat and kind of the same filling as a kroket called ragout. I think that's more traditional. But the touristic idea is pushed to sweetness. It's succeeding if even the Dutch think that's original.
@@alexanderpasnl cheese apple and bacon pancakes are a dutch staple. Not using stroop or poedersuiker because you dont see it as traditional is a you problem. Havent met a single person all my life who doesnt use stroop or poedersuiker on there pancakes. Big L my guy big L
Are you sure those chicken bites at 8:23 aren't "Kibbeling" (which is fish)? we don't serve chicken with garlic sauce, but we do server it with Kibbeling.
@@AltijdHard_403still, I think it really looks like fish, even after she bit a piece off, it’s flaky just like kibbeling. So, I’m not convinced it’s chicken.
Hachee is actually very easy to make, it just takes a lot of time to cook. (i like it with red cabbage and potatoes) I also like my mothers hachee (and one of my favourites) and Erwtensoep (pea soup), hachee i make my own, but if she makes erwtensoep i always get something and she is 79. Her excuse i can't make small portions of erwtensoep.
As a dutch person whos been eating bitterballen for over 30 years, it is absolutely an unofficial tradition to burn you mouth while eating bitterballen 😂ive been eating them for 30 years and i sometimes still burn my mouth on them 😂 its like we know damn well not to eat them right away but we do anyway xD
Lovely video!! Mmm I haven't had pannenkoek for a long time, nor poffertjes for that matter... I love my pancake pretty basic with just apple and bacon plus either the syrup or the sugar powder, but the one with bacon egg and cheese looks tempting! Poffertjes are delicious when you add grand marnier, or amaretto or cointreau to them! Mmmm Benny's Chicken on Albert Cuyp market oh yeaaaaah!!! Interesting to see your experience Moeders. I've not been there yet myself but definitely will! I love the typical Dutch stamppot dishes, particularly in autumn and winter. The hachee looks really good!
I live in the Netherlands and used to work in Amsterdam for 13 years. I can understand when tourists come to the Netherlands and visit Amsterdam they all go to the same place in every vlog. All those “dutch street food” we buy that in the supermarket. In Amsterdam they charge you like 4-5x price compared to those in the supermarket. Capital city tourist prices Restaurant like Moeder is something I would go too to experience dutch food in restaurant setting. But still dutch food is so boring because the food was made for the hard working miners and farmers back in the day (high carb high fat potato cream sausage) and has not involved ever since 😅.
We were with them the entire time in this Europe trip but it's sometimes just the two of us travelling. We love travelling with them cuz they love eating as much as we do which means we can try more food 😆
those chicken bites with garlic sauce look suspiciously alot like kibbeling with raviot. wich is deep fried cod with a garlic like sauce. also a thing you MUST eat.
Sick prices. For the price of one portion of poffertjes, we make 20 portions at home. A tourist may have no problem with these prices, but we will skip these places. The kibbelelingen were expensive too. We call this tourist prices.
i was just wondering , are those your family members at mothers ? because if that was not the case and u share the food , you probably should not use the same spoon as the one use 2 eat with . in the netherlands we are pretty hardcore when it comes 2 hygiene . of course it depends on the person but i know a lot of people that don't want that , i do know that in indonesia inda etc they share and sometimes eat with the hands out of the same pot . so there is definitly a different culture at play . i cannot imagine it not being a family members since i don't think there is any restaurants where you share the food with strangers but still . i got confused while watching XD
It isn't, but for tourists there's not that much outside of it. The nice things to do are visiting the delta works, the caves in the south and maybe the 'traditional' dutch villages like Volendam or Urk. You can go to cities like Utrecht or Den Bosch, and while they are nice cities, they are also just that: cities, that you find everywhere else in the world. Amsterdam is so nice for tourists cause there's so much things to do in a small space, like all the great musea, the old architecture, the RLD, a lively nightlife scene, etc. The only other Dutch city i'd really recommend for this is The Hague, because that city also has a lot of historic buildings and great musea to check out.
Out of all the pancakes you could choose, you chose the least Dutch pancakes, might as well bake them at home and open a can of spam ham and throw that over a pancake, same effect.
only sad thing i find of vids like this we only see mostly the randstad city ones... the netherlands is way more than those 2 provinces..... and these 2 are def made more for multicultural ones and tourists
Food is 75% not even Dutch what he showed. People should visit other place then only Amsterdam. Its like going to HongKong and say that China was awsome.
And.. only dutch people can treat them as proper dinner. We're the odd ones out: most of the world that has sweet pancakes treats them as either breakfast or dessert option, not as meal replacement.
Pancakes are not for breakfast! Should've saved those for lunch of dinner. Most pancake restaurants aren't even open for breakfast. They open around 10 or 11 to fet a cup of coffee.
I only never would go to a restaurant like Moeders because they serve dishes that we just make at home (except the lobster soup). And the pancake with the chicken gravy. But the rest is not only for tourists, the Dutch eats those regularly.
What!? What Dutch person hasn't eaten stroopwafels, pannenkoeken, bamischijf, kaassoufflé, bitterballen, kipsaté, poffertjes, stamppot, boerenkool, hachee? They may have gotten them from touristy places, but the foodstuffs are definitely Dutch.
You have prepared well for a visit to Amsterdam, but you are still on the doorstep of what else the Netherlands has to offer.
Thank you, definitely alot more to explore indeed!
There are so many fun places in the Netherlands. Like ‘ Walibi’ / ‘Efteling’ or like ‘Valkenburg rodelbaan’ / ‘Valkenburg kabelbaan’. Or if you like nature: ‘De Veluwe’ or ‘De noordoost polder’ for beautiful flowers✨
ive been to mothers myself! as a dutch person i really enjoyed it. true classic dutch food done right. it made me feel like i was back at grandma's
Scrumptious Dutch food! Looks great. Thanks for showcasing!
Thanks for watching 😊😊😊
Just saw your items about Dutch food in Amsterdam ( beeing dutch myself) . Thanks for beeing so well informed about everything you present. Makes me curious about your other country revieuws.😊
Thank you so much!!! We had an amazing time in Amsterdam 😊
its never a vlog without the deep fried snacks ........ but yeah , also one of our foodculture ! 😁
we went to moeders last july and had the same menu and loved it
Such a lovely place indeed!
Great video! Can't wait to be there soon to try some of these amazing dishes!
Thank you!! We're sure Amsterdam will be a blast!!
the bitterballen being hot statement had me dying because it's so true lol
I swear we waited a few minutes for it to cool down too 😅😅😅
@@locavore_eats hahah for real man they stay hot forever! 😂
@@locavore_eats Ooh, I like it, the responsible approach. We're so used to seeing people immediately dig in & burn their mouths! 😂
When he put stroop on the bacon pancake i was like, this man understand it...took also the original stroopwafel👍 and big up for the macho man😂😂😂
Only the cream of the crop for the macho man 😂 Gotta hit it with the sweet and salty combo! Haha thanks for watching!!
:D HAHA pancake with chicken gravy??? probably just for tourists. 90% of pancakes is naturel/cheese bacon/apple and we put powdered sugar or stroop on them. Poffertjes should be eaten with butter and powdered sugar.. not whipped cream or other weird combo´s. It's like going to japan and eat sushi with ketchup, or in america eat burgers with soy sauce. The originals are the best.
Pannekoekenhuizen everywhere, even well outside of tourist traps, have been serving ragout pancakes (and 'weird combo' pancakes) for a long time. That's kinda the entire idea behind pannekoekenhuizen: get pancakes with fillings and toppings you wouldn't soon make at home.
@thernymous ehmm nope. They offer more options, so you think you have a choice, but only the creepy uncle orders the weird thing. Often canned things. 90% of the pancakes sold are with apple cheese bacon or plain. That's how most restaurants operate.. put some weird expensive things on the menu to give the illusion of choice, so 90% of the people choose the less expensive value for money option. Like the combo menu at a Chinese restaurant.. 90% will eat babi pangang, foe jong hai, tjaptjoy, sate instead of the expensive options.
Kippenragout, niks mis mee op een pannenkoek. Heeft niks met touristen te maken, is gewoon variatie op die saaie pannenkoeken die jij opnoemt
Nice video, id love to try out Dutch food
Might have skipped over it but I haven’t seen you try some Kibbeling (fried fish, usually soft meat from the cheek) and some fresh herring with onions.. its also traditional dutch food
We tried it in the video before this one!
Amazing video! When you revisit Greece,you should order (in tavernas) tyrokroketes(cheese balls).It the perfect starter.Also,you should eat chicken gyro with mayonaise or mustard sauce.I hope you ate well in your Europe trip.
Thank you, that sounds delicious!! And yes, we ate really well (and it showed on the weighing scale at the end of the trip 😆)
I love how you guys just try everything. Im so needy for chicken sate now omg
i'd just like to say that ebelskivers are delicious! (the little pancakes). ages ago, i got the pan to make them. they are even better with a little fruit preserve in the center or, wait for it, chocolate ganache! i make them and then freeze them. when you reheat them, they become just a little crispy on the outside and the filling oozes out. HEAVEN!!!
That sounds absolutely delicious!!!
ebelskivers is not Dutch. It is Danish. Poffertjes are Dutch tho
"Moeders" was a good choice!.....their hachee is phenomenal!
Such a great spot!!!
Wassup AG and Aleana? looks like you guys had a wonderful time eating and enjoying different foods on your trip, it made me really hungry. Albert Cuyp market is one of the best market in Europe but it was very cold when we were there. Have fun and enjoy your vacation guys.
I lived in that part of AmsIerdam for 12 years. Always busy, always crowded, but fun to live.
Amsterdam is amsterdam anymore
For the next time,original dutch pancakes go with sirup,or brown sugar,or strawberry jelly,or powderd sugar just a few of them..but not with chicken and gravy
idk i live in the south and we've been eating cheese and ham pancakes and also blueberry pancakes since forever (1900 as far as my grandma knows at least)
It's more your opinion while you bring it as if everyone thinks it is. Then again, for a lot of Dutch people that's also kind of a tradition. People love to create this image as if it's typical Dutch. The pancake has been around in the Netherlands from before 1600 and of course no one had ever heard of powder sugar, sirup or jelly back then. Pancakes were used as a basis for mostly meat and later cheeses. The sweet varieties were way later. Depending on where you live in the Netherlands, you know there more outside of Amsterdam, it also differs how pancakes are being eaten and what people see as traditional. We eat it a lot with veil meat and kind of the same filling as a kroket called ragout. I think that's more traditional. But the touristic idea is pushed to sweetness. It's succeeding if even the Dutch think that's original.
@@alexanderpasnl cheese apple and bacon pancakes are a dutch staple. Not using stroop or poedersuiker because you dont see it as traditional is a you problem. Havent met a single person all my life who doesnt use stroop or poedersuiker on there pancakes. Big L my guy big L
r/confidentlyincorrect
@@Smollfoxy Who uses ham with pancakes? it is bacon that goes with pancakes.
As a Dutch person I like the video
Are you sure those chicken bites at 8:23 aren't "Kibbeling" (which is fish)? we don't serve chicken with garlic sauce, but we do server it with Kibbeling.
Yup it definitely was chicken 😊
@@locavore_eats ooh its probably chicken prepared as kibbeling then.
@@AltijdHard_403 Kippeling is a real thing…
@@throughthewindowpane i know, its just that the garlic sauce put me off.
@@AltijdHard_403still, I think it really looks like fish, even after she bit a piece off, it’s flaky just like kibbeling. So, I’m not convinced it’s chicken.
Cool video! 😊
Lovely video
Bitterballen are the proverbial fingerfood, no need to use a fork :)
Loved the video!!
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HÁ! I know Alex the Stroopwafel baker. Great guy and amazing baker
Amazing video
but late but in the netherlands pancakes arent really seen as breakfast but more as a dinner meal.
you are very brave taking a bit out of a cheese-souflé (kaassouflé) without sweating a tear. thumbs up ;)
this is holland great snacks ,holland my country
gerrit nederland staat op de rand van de afgrond,mijn land is het niet langer op deze manier
Tip: try poffertjes sprinkled with Tia Maria! Very yummy!!!
8:45 that isn’t chicken,that is called kibbeling.it’s fried codfish or can be other fish species
It was chicken. Benny's Chicken didn't sell any fish dishes 😊 We did have kibbeling the day before tho and it was great!
@@locavore_eats oké thanks, it looks exactly like kibbeling
Did you get the "eierbal" as well? If not, come to taste them in Groningen!
Missed out on that! But thanks we'll make sure to try it next time 😊
Hachee is my favorite dish in the world, but only when my mom makes it, so I find it very fitting that it's sold at a place called 'Moeders'.
Hachee is actually very easy to make, it just takes a lot of time to cook. (i like it with red cabbage and potatoes)
I also like my mothers hachee (and one of my favourites) and Erwtensoep (pea soup), hachee i make my own, but if she makes erwtensoep i always get something and she is 79. Her excuse i can't make small portions of erwtensoep.
Butyfull video abuord Amsterdam food
As a dutch person whos been eating bitterballen for over 30 years, it is absolutely an unofficial tradition to burn you mouth while eating bitterballen 😂ive been eating them for 30 years and i sometimes still burn my mouth on them 😂 its like we know damn well not to eat them right away but we do anyway xD
Old habits die hard eh 😂😂😂
@@locavore_eatsyep , pretty much 😂
Lovely video!! Mmm I haven't had pannenkoek for a long time, nor poffertjes for that matter... I love my pancake pretty basic with just apple and bacon plus either the syrup or the sugar powder, but the one with bacon egg and cheese looks tempting! Poffertjes are delicious when you add grand marnier, or amaretto or cointreau to them! Mmmm Benny's Chicken on Albert Cuyp market oh yeaaaaah!!! Interesting to see your experience Moeders. I've not been there yet myself but definitely will! I love the typical Dutch stamppot dishes, particularly in autumn and winter. The hachee looks really good!
Thanks for watching!!! Have to try that poffertjes combo one day 😄 And yes Moeders was great hope you get to try it soon!
Nice video
I live in the Netherlands and used to work in Amsterdam for 13 years. I can understand when tourists come to the Netherlands and visit Amsterdam they all go to the same place in every vlog.
All those “dutch street food” we buy that in the supermarket.
In Amsterdam they charge you like 4-5x price compared to those in the supermarket. Capital city tourist prices
Restaurant like Moeder is something I would go too to experience dutch food in restaurant setting. But still dutch food is so boring because the food was made for the hard working miners and farmers back in the day (high carb high fat potato cream sausage) and has not involved ever since 😅.
Wie zijn hier nederlands❤😂💪
finally someone who did it right, put sirop on every pancake, and lots of it! ahahahah
Can never have too much syrup 😎😎😎
Nice video ❤
Thanks 🤗
Dutch pancakes are dinner, not breakfast 😁
Do you know the word -) leuk
I have only watched the Amsterdam videos so far. Do your parents come on all your trips?
We were with them the entire time in this Europe trip but it's sometimes just the two of us travelling. We love travelling with them cuz they love eating as much as we do which means we can try more food 😆
@@locavore_eats …and pay for everything! 😂
@@johneldard6673 Haha we actually split all the expenses between the 4 of us!
No, you are saying it wrong... it is tourist trap foods :p the best Dutch foods are in smaller cities and villages and the outsides of a big city
Hi great video.. did you tried broodje kut met pindasaus its real good!!!! Great video!!!
Thanks! Unfortunately we didn't try that. That's going on the list of things to try for next time!!
Broodje wat?? 😅
@@nandavet6854 broodje kut met pindasaus 🤣🤣🤣 ze zeggen ze gaan het volgende keer proberen hhhh
Poffertjes are made from a mix of buckwheat and flour.
those chicken bites with garlic sauce look suspiciously alot like kibbeling with raviot.
wich is deep fried cod with a garlic like sauce. also a thing you MUST eat.
We had it in the Amsterdam video before this and it was great!
these places are such tourist traps. They probably have good food but for an authentic Dutch experience go outside of Amsterdam.
Lol, pancakes are a dinner food here.
Dr Who scene 🥹
The cream is probably some creme fraiche
Sick prices. For the price of one portion of poffertjes, we make 20 portions at home. A tourist may have no problem with these prices, but we will skip these places.
The kibbelelingen were expensive too. We call this tourist prices.
Mother is not the word😂 it is grandmother. Wherr you feel safe❤
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Did he just say Albert Cuyp MUSEUM????
Van Go.... where to?
Stop comparing our traditional pancakes with MacDonalds crap. Also pancakes are dinner, not breakfast.
And stroopwafels have stroop (reed sugar syrup) on them, not caramel.
Only natural to compare stuff to things we already know 😂 Appreciate the info and thanks for watching!
@@locavore_eats it's an insult.
@@Pasunsopranostfu man! Get over it! I’m dutch and he is right, taste like Macdonald pancakes
the chicken bites are niet chicken they where vis called kibbeling
People have commented on that a few times before. They were 'kippeling', chicken styled like kibbeling.
The pancakes are usually made with mineral water (soda) to make them a bit fluffier
You get mineralwater from the tap, they get added
i am dutch myself and the prices of many items are so high 😅
i was just wondering , are those your family members at mothers ?
because if that was not the case and u share the food , you probably should not use the same spoon as the one use 2 eat with .
in the netherlands we are pretty hardcore when it comes 2 hygiene .
of course it depends on the person but i know a lot of people that don't want that , i do know that in indonesia inda etc they share and sometimes eat with the hands out of the same pot .
so there is definitly a different culture at play .
i cannot imagine it not being a family members since i don't think there is any restaurants where you share the food with strangers but still .
i got confused while watching XD
Haha yup we're with our mom and dad
@@locavore_eats ah that is great , hope ya had fun !
The Carousel is not the best place for pancakes, and expensive compared to others. But overall its OK.
0:20 Albert Cuyp ‘museum’? 😂
The bitterballen you eat witg the mustard
anyone know ingredence for krokken?
17:11 siswet ?
Pancakes are no breakfast!
Anything can be breakfast if you try hard enough 😂
have u tried ''kibbeling''? 9fish)
Yup we tried it in the video before this one!!
had to chuckle when you pronounced " stampot" as " shtampot" and the hachee as hachee and not hash ey
Dutch streetfood video 70.827
The Netherlands is not only Amsterdam!
It isn't, but for tourists there's not that much outside of it. The nice things to do are visiting the delta works, the caves in the south and maybe the 'traditional' dutch villages like Volendam or Urk.
You can go to cities like Utrecht or Den Bosch, and while they are nice cities, they are also just that: cities, that you find everywhere else in the world.
Amsterdam is so nice for tourists cause there's so much things to do in a small space, like all the great musea, the old architecture, the RLD, a lively nightlife scene, etc. The only other Dutch city i'd really recommend for this is The Hague, because that city also has a lot of historic buildings and great musea to check out.
@@heyyopancake8531I wanted to reply “hey, what about The Hague”? But then I finished reading your comment 😂
Out of all the pancakes you could choose, you chose the least Dutch pancakes, might as well bake them at home and open a can of spam ham and throw that over a pancake, same effect.
Tbh Spam on pancakes are quite tasty 😂
the pancakes you ate are not really Dutch original pannenkoeken but more like pizzas..
Now I understand why there is no dutch restaurant😂
the music....
Hachee is Hongarian.
No, it's not.
I think you are confusing it with goulash.
only sad thing i find of vids like this we only see mostly the randstad city ones... the netherlands is way more than those 2 provinces..... and these 2 are def made more for multicultural ones and tourists
They forget the jus
yup as predicted ..they search out asian food ...
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Food is 75% not even Dutch what he showed.
People should visit other place then only Amsterdam.
Its like going to HongKong and say that China was awsome.
Thank God it is allowed to sit on the horses.
Why do you put mayo on every snack?😂
Can’t get enough of mayo 😂
Dutch streetfood no Kibbeling (freaking seething and boiling RN) /s
It's ok we had Kibbeling in the video before this 😅😅😅
No Herring either....
Ziet er superlekker uit allemaa
Albert Koip??
als je een bord bami eet doe je er toch ook geen mayonaise op , waarom dan wel op de schijf ???
Omdat die combi heerlijk is 😋
Only foreigners eat pancake in the morning !
Life's too short to worry about what time to eat pancakes 😆
And.. only dutch people can treat them as proper dinner. We're the odd ones out: most of the world that has sweet pancakes treats them as either breakfast or dessert option, not as meal replacement.
12 euros for a pancake, bro, you got scammed. Tourist tax for sure
only the snacks and the stampot are dutch .the rest have nothing to do with the netherlands.
Overpriced stuff in adam
NEVER EVER compair our food with mc donalds 🤬 thumb down for this !!!!
Chill out bro
Pancakes are not for breakfast! Should've saved those for lunch of dinner. Most pancake restaurants aren't even open for breakfast. They open around 10 or 11 to fet a cup of coffee.
Imagine trying to be fancy with the word sausage 😂 its not that cute
SAUSAAAAAHHHHHHHGGGGGEEE 😍😍😍
Amsterdam is so NOT Dutch. When you want to explore the Netherlands, please do, but not only Amsterdam, then you get the wrong information.
Its not called satay but saté. Same soundbar different writing
That’s disgusting! And I’m Dutch.
That's cool, we thought it was yum tho so 😇
The first one is not chicken is fish
We didn't have fish this day so it's definitely chicken 😅
LOL. Food for tourists with vlogs about Dutch Streetfood. No one ordinarily eats this, only tourists.
I only never would go to a restaurant like Moeders because they serve dishes that we just make at home (except the lobster soup). And the pancake with the chicken gravy. But the rest is not only for tourists, the Dutch eats those regularly.
What!? What Dutch person hasn't eaten stroopwafels, pannenkoeken, bamischijf, kaassoufflé, bitterballen, kipsaté, poffertjes, stamppot, boerenkool, hachee? They may have gotten them from touristy places, but the foodstuffs are definitely Dutch.