Dear readers of THE WEEK, Amsterdam is a city that leaves an unerasable speck on our soul. If you are looking for a ...

If you're having trouble locating them locally, you can also make stroopwafels at home fairly easily. Okay, they might not be quite as good as a fresh, warm variation from a Dutch vendor ...

The earliest mention of the stroopwafel in English dates from 1974 ... University courses in English have been slashed among fears that Dutch students’ and lecturer’s poor English will make their ...

The Netherlands promises to be a memorable European vacation. Whether you’re admiring the rows of narrow canal houses in ...

The American channel Fox has released a new comedy series based in the Netherlands and it is anything but flattering. Going ...

The stroopwafel is a traditional Dutch treat consisting of warm, gooey caramel syrup sandwiched between two thin, crisp waffles. At Hans Egstorf, they make stroopwafels fresh daily and serve them ...

Elsewhere, “stroopwafel” has been added to the dictionary, thanks to the treat’s growing popularity in the UK. The snack, which originated in the Netherlands, consists of two thin waffles ...