Here are some street foods that any visitor to Amsterdam must try.

Raw Herring

That’s right: raw herring is one of the most popular street foods in the city! If you’re brave enough to try it, you’ll end up loving the herring, which is served with diced, raw onions and pickles. It’s surprisingly delicious!

Bitterballen

Deep-fried meatballs?! In Amsterdam, you can go to a food stand and order “bitterballen,” and you’ll get just that. They’re greasy, fatty, and perfect if you’re out on the town having drinks.

French Fries

French fries are one of the most popular things you’ll see being eaten on the streets of Amsterdam. People walk around with cones of thick-cut fries topped with mayonnaise, a Dutch delicacy that is worth a try.

Oliebollen

Deep-fried sweet dumplings that are filled with fruits and dusted with powdered sugar, these Dutch treats are a wintertime favorite and are perfect to warm up your body and get a sugar rush going.

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Snert

Snert is one of the best traditional Dutch foods that are perfect for winter. It is a pea soup, loaded with vegetables. You can also find it from street food stands, especially in Amsterdam.

Tompouce

Tompouce is a delicious pastry made of two layers. It is topped with either white or pink icing.

Stamppot

Stamppot is one of the most recognizable Dutch foods that is served with mashed potatoes, a mix of vegetables, sausage and other additions. It all depends on which type of stamppot you’ll choose.

Poffertjes

Mini pancakes are always a great idea. If you even make it to The Netherlands, you have to there these tasty pancakes. You can have them in restaurants or from street food stands. Either way, the most delicious dessert ever.

Oliebollen

Oliebollen actually means oil balls. But these fried desserts are much more delicious than they sound. Oliebollen come in several variations. You can find them loaded with powdered sugar, ice cream, fruit, and even Nutella.

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For the avocado-lovers, their dream has turned into reality.
Before, bloggers and foodies were looking all over the city for the right spot and the right avo-toast, this should not only be tasty but should also look good in their Instagram feed (Yes – in Amsterdam it’s all about blogging, vlogging, posting and sharing). Now, the hassle is over and they have found their dream location – The Avocado Show, where you can find everything you wish, and all of it, made from the one and only, avocado. It varies from buns, to toasts, to bowls, to pancakes and even to some tasty and refreshing drinks.

What are you waiting for? Isn’t this place already totally worth the trip to Amsterdam?

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Here are some street foods that any visitor to Amsterdam must try.

Raw Herring

That’s right: raw herring is one of the most popular street foods in the city! If you’re brave enough to try it, you’ll end up loving the herring, which is served with diced, raw onions and pickles. It’s surprisingly delicious!

Bitterballen

Deep-fried meatballs?! In Amsterdam, you can go to a food stand and order “bitterballen,” and you’ll get just that. They’re greasy, fatty, and perfect if you’re out on the town having drinks.

French Fries

French fries are one of the most popular things you’ll see being eaten on the streets of Amsterdam. People walk around with cones of thick-cut fries topped with mayonnaise, a Dutch delicacy that is worth a try.

Oliebollen

Deep-fried sweet dumplings that are filled with fruits and dusted with powdered sugar, these Dutch treats are a wintertime favorite and are perfect to warm up your body and get a sugar rush going.

The post Must-Try Street Foods in Amsterdam appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

Snert

Snert is one of the best traditional Dutch foods that are perfect for winter. It is a pea soup, loaded with vegetables. You can also find it from street food stands, especially in Amsterdam.

Tompouce

Tompouce is a delicious pastry made of two layers. It is topped with either white or pink icing.

Stamppot

Stamppot is one of the most recognizable Dutch foods that is served with mashed potatoes, a mix of vegetables, sausage and other additions. It all depends on which type of stamppot you’ll choose.

Poffertjes

Mini pancakes are always a great idea. If you even make it to The Netherlands, you have to there these tasty pancakes. You can have them in restaurants or from street food stands. Either way, the most delicious dessert ever.

Oliebollen

Oliebollen actually means oil balls. But these fried desserts are much more delicious than they sound. Oliebollen come in several variations. You can find them loaded with powdered sugar, ice cream, fruit, and even Nutella.

The post These Are the Ultimate Dutch Foods You Have to Try appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

For the avocado-lovers, their dream has turned into reality.
Before, bloggers and foodies were looking all over the city for the right spot and the right avo-toast, this should not only be tasty but should also look good in their Instagram feed (Yes – in Amsterdam it’s all about blogging, vlogging, posting and sharing). Now, the hassle is over and they have found their dream location – The Avocado Show, where you can find everything you wish, and all of it, made from the one and only, avocado. It varies from buns, to toasts, to bowls, to pancakes and even to some tasty and refreshing drinks.

What are you waiting for? Isn’t this place already totally worth the trip to Amsterdam?

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