Nederlandse koekjes

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Dutch "koekjes"

The word “cookie” comes from the Dutch “koekjes” which came from the Dutch “koek”, meaning “cake”; cookie was introduced to English in the very early 18th century. It is thought this term caught on more in the United States due to the strong Dutch heritage in early America

Yes

No

How do you call these "koekjes" in Dutch?

1. Brownies
2. Rose
3. Sand
4. Circles

How do you call these "koekjes" in Dutch?

1. Brownies
2. Sweet
3. Sand
4. Circles

How do you call these "koekjes" in Dutch?

Whose 'legs' have to do with these "koekjes"?

1. Cows
2. Goats
3. Dogs
4. Sheep

How do you call these "koekjes" in Dutch?

1. Brownies
2. Sand
3. Kisses
4. Circles

Choose from:
Long fingers or short fingers?

Do you speak a lot if you eat these "koekjes?

When do you eat these "koekjes"?

1. New Year
2. Easter
3. Christmas
4. Sint Nicolaas

How do you call these "koekjes" in Dutch?

1. Peper
2. Salt
3. Brown sugar
4. Speculaas

Mergpijp koek

Gevulde koek

After testing round what are your favourite "koekjes"?