Amsterdam: Traditional Dutch Syrup Waffle Making Workshop
Nieuwe Zijde, Amsterdam
Join the first and original stroopwafel workshop in Amsterdam. Learn how to make the world-famous Dutch waffles by participating in a fun, easy and traditional Dutch workshop, led by a local host.
Traditional Dutch Stroopwafel Workshop in Amsterdam
This hands-on workshop in central Amsterdam is ideal for families, couples, friends, and solo travelers interested in learning to make authentic stroopwafels.
Highlights
- Learn traditional stroopwafel making from an expert instructor
- Bake and enjoy XL stroopwafels, with one to take home
- Discover the history and authentic techniques of stroopwafel preparation
- Join one of Amsterdam’s highest-rated activities
- Take a break with coffee or tea and meet other participants
Description
Step into the cozy setting of Amsterdam’s Original Stroopwafel Workshop, located in the city center. The scent of caramel and freshly baked stroopwafels creates an authentic atmosphere from the start.
Your instructor begins with the stroopwafel’s history, a Dutch specialty dating back to the 18th century. After the introduction, you will watch a demonstration of the dough preparation and cooking techniques required to achieve a golden, crispy stroopwafel.
Then, you will prepare your own dough and cook it on a traditional iron. Learn how to spread the warm syrup, or 'stroop,' between the waffle layers. Once cooked, enjoy a break with coffee or tea while sampling the stroopwafel you baked.
At the end of the workshop, you will receive a certificate and pack one stroopwafel to take home.
Includes
- Expert instructor
- Two XL stroopwafels (one to eat during the workshop, one to take home)
- Coffee or tea
- Apron and baking supplies
- Stroopwafel-making certificate
Excludes
- Additional food and drinks
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the workshop.
Book this workshop for a practical, interactive Dutch culinary experience. Wear comfortable clothes and arrive ready to bake. Morning workshops are less busy and ideal for families.
