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Dutch Delights: Vlammetjes

Dutch Delights: Vlammetjes

June 17, 2011 6 Comments 4961 views

What:  Vlammetje – a fried snack food that looks like a mini spring roll.  The inside is filled with a spicy ground beef mixture.

Why:  Vlammetjes first hit the market in the 80’s. The name and the flame image became a registered trademark in 1983.

Where:  Vlammetjes are often sold at snack bars or in the freezer section of the supermarket.  However, they are harder to find now-a-days, so a food outlet store like Makro might be the best way to go.

When:  Whenever you would like.

Varieties:  There are a few varieties kicking around.  For example, we saw the normal flavour and a sate flavour.

How Much [Should I Eat]:  These are pretty spicy, especially if you eat several in a row.  They are, though, quite tasty.  So I’d say pile them in.

Pas Op! (Watch Out!):  Vlammetjes earn their name because they are supposed to be so spicy that they literally set your mouth on fire (vlam = flame).   

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Heather Tucker

Heather Tucker

Heather is a writer, photographer and explorer of the world with bylines in Porthole Cruise Magazine, Taste&Travel International, Holland.com, and ACCESS Magazine, amongst others. She is addicted to pen, paper, hotels, organisation and hippos. In addition to Cloggie Central, you can find her over at Travel Gluttons.

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  • mub mub June 17, 19:07

    I saw these in the AH just today!  I've never noticed them before and almost bought some and went for the oh so healthy kaas souffle instead... haha! 

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  • Heather Heather June 17, 21:08

    That's hilarious because my Dutchie has been looking for them at AH for ages and couldn't find them!  Mmmmm kaas souffle...mmmmmm.....

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  • Christina Fields Christina Fields June 17, 21:23

    I'm not sure how to pronounce it but I think I would like these little spicy pockets. :)

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  • Heather Heather June 19, 11:30

    I am never good at writing out the pronunciation of things but try this vlam (exactly as it looks) - et - jes (j like in jaws, e like u in ugh and then the s.  They are pretty good but not something I would be wanting on a regular basis. 

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  • 2011 Dutch Delights in Review: Part One December 23, 20:17

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