Things to bring back from the Netherlands

[weebarra]

Currently on holiday in a Eurocamp in the Netherlands, definitely not experiencing the heatwave in southern Europe!
Just wondering what people would recommend I can buy here that is cheaper/better than home?
So far:
Indonesian ingredients
Pancake syrup
Beer

Anything else?

Dark chocolate chocomel!

Diamonds?

OK they won't be cheap but you will know the quality.

Salty licorice!

Advocaat, especially the jars of Filliers brand, so thick & rich you eat it with a spoon.
Peperkoek, spiced honey bread, delicious buttered for breakfast.

Lots already mentioned but we mostly bring back borrelnotjies, Komijnekaas, Indonesian ingredients from a Toko shop. Plus lots of appeltaart pastry mix for autumn baking.

Do they still sell melatonin sweeties in supermarkets? Just sitting on the shelf beside the vitamin tablets? I was sorely tempted to buy them for ds in the long years before the doctors finally agreed to prescribe them.

Also they had a lovely fizzy lemon ice tea that we could never find at home. I remember the disappointment on ds's face when he bought a bottle in the UK and it was flat.

Cheese and tulip bulbs (or any bulbs/plants without a phytosanitary certificate) aren't allowed in. The sprinkles are amazing and are allowed, yum!

Trying to think of things not previously mentioned
Appelstroop - marmite consistency apple spread, yummy on toast or in porridge
Alcohol free beer - loads to choose from
Spekulaaskruiden - for baking at Christmas, it's a spice mix
Packet mixes for nasi and bami goreng
Liquorice if that's your bag
Basic baby clothes from Hema make nice gifts
Coffee paraphernalia
A good cheese slicer

I brought home a Dutch husband, he's been great value and lasted ages 😂

You can bring cheese.

Same, the husbands are good if you haven't got one already 😁

You can buy speculaas biscuits in Iceland in the UK. I buy them for ds weekly.

You're right @BillyNoM8s my error