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Dutch Breakfast with a Twist

Broodje hagelslag is a slice of bread slathered in butter and covered with chocolate sprinkles. But these aren’t just the plasticky chocolate sprinkles you eat on a cupcake. This is pure, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate.

You only live once, right? So for breakfast this morning I figured, why use butter when I can use Nutella to stick those sprinkles to my bread?


Step 1. Get a slice of bread. Maybe wheat bread if you want a few healthy points ;)
Step 2. Slather on a thin-to-generous layer of Nutella, as desired.
Step 3. Gather the chocolate in your hand and sprinkle a layer over the Nutella.


Step 4. Chomp chomp chomp. Yummmm. :]

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10 Responses to “Dutch Breakfast with a Twist”

    • jooy

      Haha I agree! Hagelslag. It either sounds like it could be a forest-dwelling animal, or.. chocolate sprinkles on toast. :)

      Reply
  1. Mendi

    Reblogged this on Mendi and commented:
    Flashback from my childhood days in Holland. Lunch was a buttered bun with chocolate sprinkles!

    Reply
  2. Noilig ogrigillion Grantsaan

    hmm, funny
    I just started to follow your blog
    with no other interest than that I like your photo’s
    and I like east Africa (but traveled more around west Afrika)
    but
    een broodje hagelslag is my dutch childhood (born in Suriname)
    although I never tried it with nutella (naughty)
    Flashback flashbacks
    enjoy your breakfast
    I’m on a visit in Holland and heading for the supermarket right now to get some hagelslag
    all you fault!!!

    Reply
      • jooy

        Haha not to worry. I was a bit confused by your first comment, but thanks for clarifying!

      • Mendi

        No problem! :) sprinkles AND nutella is bit of a chocolate overload. I should try it!

  3. gloria

    mehn….please pack some fr me either fr 2moro evenin or saturday monin at the bazaar! yaaay!! cant wait to eat it

    Reply

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