Stroopwafels are round, golden-brown Dutch cookies, inlaid with a shallow diamond pattern and sandwiched together with caramel. Most grocery store versions in the United States are predominantly sweet ...

The Dutch know how to make a sweet treat. In partnership with Magnum’s new Amsterdam-inspired chocolate and cookie butter ice-cream, Claire Feij from Vue de Monde takes us to the markets of her ...

A bite is all it takes for visitors to the Netherlands to become instantly addicted to stroopwafel, or “syrup waffles.” But for decades, the famous Dutch cookie was difficult to find outside Holland, ...

Guido Vliegen grew up in the Netherlands, nibbling on stroopwafels, a traditional Dutch treat consisting of thin rounds of waffle-like cookies sandwiched with a caramel filling. Less than quarter-inch ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. - It’s been nearly two years since we first visited the metro Atlanta family behind 3Bros Cookies, which specializes in making and selling fresh Dutch stroopwafels. And since ...

Real stroopwafels are a Dutch treat. They look like thin, finely waffled cookies filled with a stripe of caramel. Faux stroopwafels could be described the same way. But while real stroopwafels take ...

John Sanders, 22, of Massachusetts, first tasted a stroopwafel when he was 5 or 6, thanks to Dutch relatives. For years, he was only able to eat them when family members returned from trips to Holland ...