Oh yeah, that's certainly a familiar sentiment. (maar waarom zijn ze van de bakker nooit zo lekker als wanneer ze zelf gemaakt zijn door willekeurige kennissen)
Oh yeah, that's certainly a familiar sentiment. (maar waarom zijn ze van de bakker nooit zo lekker a
Familiar with the New Year's Eve tradition of oliebollen as well? :3 (Also, my Dutch is vastly underdeveloped in the lingual section, so most of what you said I'm not sure, apart from a few key words (which is usually how I figure out what the sentence is describing - I literally understood a Dutch recipe last year from reading it, despite not being fluent in the language). I might be half-Dutch, but I was born and grew up in New Zealand... my mother, on the other hand, is the real deal and totally could read what you said!) :P
Something about them not being so yummy regarding the baker... sorry, my Dutch vocabulary is VERY limited!! ^^;; (Though I hope to visit The Netherlands again - I have family over there, after all!!)
Familiar with the New Year's Eve tradition of oliebollen as well? :3 (Also, my Dutch is vastly under
Ah yes, that makes sense. What I said specifically was "but why are they never as good when bought from the bakery compared to home made ones from random acquaintances". The latter are usually so good that I lack the restraint to only eat a sensible amount, heheh.
Ah yes, that makes sense. What I said specifically was "but why are they never as good when bought f
You can buy them from a bakery? xD Last New Year's I used a mix packet - it was my first time making oliebollen. Next time I'mma make it from scratch - I'll just steal the recipe from Mum. :3
You can buy them from a bakery? xD Last New Year's I used a mix packet - it was my first time making
