Chocolate
Chocolate Sprinkles
Hagelslag
Netherlands
Chocolate sprinkles eaten on buttered bread for breakfast or lunch, a quintessential Dutch product, iconic topping.
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What it is
A closer look at Chocolate Sprinkles.
Chocolate sprinkles eaten on buttered bread for breakfast or lunch, a quintessential Dutch product, iconic topping.
What to look for
Know it when you find it.
Good chocolate quality not waxy, proper size, fresh, De Ruijter or quality brand, traditional Dutch breakfast.
Where it belongs
Origins and
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