Keiki discovers stroopwafel

[nanila]

[Keiki waves around a bag of stroopwafels after having consumed one. Crumbs not visible in black and white.]

In this Adventure of Keiki & Mummy at Home, Keiki digs through Mummy's large bag of rapidly assembled duty free items and discovers stroopwafels. Stroopwafels, for those who haven't had the pleasure, are a luxury Dutch biscuit/cookie consisting of two very thin crispy waffles sandwiching a layer of sticky caramel. They are terribly, terribly morish.

I think he likes them.

Comments

[perennialanna]

Do you do the balancing them on top of your mug of tea or coffee? It makes them even better (though less toddler-friendly - not that the caramel gets hot enough to be any danger, but you do need to have a really hot drink handy.

[nanila]

Ooh! What a good idea, so the caramel syrup filling can melt a bit more! I've broken them into pieces and dunked them, but it never occurred to me to try steaming them. I shall do that. Thank you.

[perennialanna]

I was taught it by my Dutch GP, so I think it might be the One True Way.

You can get them in M&S and Sainsburys, you know (you may not be grateful for this knowledge. I have to ration myself very firmly because I love them too much).