Applestroop is very much like to what we call Apple Butter in the states. My dad loves it. I need to stop in Centerville on the way down to Houston this weekend and get some for him. I forgot last year.
You're welcome.
CD
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Applestroop is very much like to what we call Apple Butter in the states. My dad loves it. I need to stop in Centerville on the way down to Houston this weekend and get some for him. I forgot last year.
You're welcome.
CD
Is the “stroop” the same stroop in “stroopwaffels?”
tenspeed
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Caslon
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Thank you!
When I used o fly to Amsterdam (I was a flight attendant), stroopwaffells were always on the “must bring home” list. And yes, I know you can get ‘em in the States.
buckytom
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At the Getman Christmas market in my town (Weihnachtsmarkt), there is a booth that makes fresh, hot stroopwaffles. You can get them with salted caramel filling, or a type of apple butter.
They're great with either black tea, or ice cold milk.
They're great with either black tea, or ice cold milk.
