What is a Dutch specialty? What are the Dutch specialties?

Dutch windmill, Dutch honey cake.

Dutch specialties are:

1. Wooden shoes. Wooden shoes are the most national handicrafts in the Netherlands and the epitome of national customs and culture. In the past, poor peasants could not afford to buy shoes and could not walk barefoot on icy ground, so the Mintuan Bureau made the bridge to carve out the wood to make boat-shaped shoes with thick soles and upturned toes, and the shoes were filled with straw to keep out the cold.

These shoes are comfortable and warm on the feet, so wooden shoes have become popular in the Netherlands and have been around for hundreds of years. Many Dutch people, especially farmers and fishermen, still have the habit of wearing wooden shoes.

2. Cheese. The Netherlands is a true cheese kingdom, with the world's largest annual export of more than 400,000 tonnes of cheese, dating back to 400 AD. In addition to being a daily must-have for the Netherlands, cheese is also a great way to learn about traditional Dutch.

3. Diamonds. The Netherlands has a very good diamond craftsmanship and a long history with good quality assurance. At the same time, ** is also relatively cheap, in the Netherlands duty-free concessions, can save a lot.

4. Tulip souvenirs.

The tulip is the national flower of the Netherlands, and the windmill and tulip almost represent the Netherlands. You can buy a variety of tulips at the local flower shop, as well as many tulip-related souvenirs, which can be purchased at souvenir shops and specialty markets.

5. Dutch windmill model.

The Netherlands is known as the "Kingdom of Windmills", so small models of windmills are a souvenir. There are various styles, so you can choose slowly.

The Dutch specialty is cheese, the most representative, the most famous is the size of the wheel, the yellow wave cheese accounts for the total cheese production in the Netherlands, the appearance is like a big yellow wheel, the surface is covered with a thin wax to indicate the taste, the milk is relatively strong.

Wooden shoes are the most national handicrafts in the Netherlands and the epitome of national customs and culture. But the practical value has been greatly reduced, and few people wear it, but it is loved by tourists, and it has become a must-buy souvenir, because the wooden shoes are very cute, and the whole look looks like a small boat, which can be used as decorations, and can also be used as vases, even the Dutch are reluctant to throw it away.

Dutch cheese origins

According to the earliest records, the cheese industry in the Netherlands began in the 9th century. These cheeses are produced in the province of Lisland and enjoyed by the court of Sallene Mag. In the Middle Ages, the dairy industry matured, and in Haarlem, Linden and Riverden there were special cheese weighing markets to regulate the size of cheese.

Early Dutch cheeses were particularly well preserved, they were not perishable and easy to transport, so they were transported overland to Germany, and even to the Baltic Sea and beyond by sea.

Dutch specialties include Adam cheese, Dutch wooden shoes, Dutch cheese, Dutch tulips, Dutch parsley, Dutch diamonds, Somerset cheese, salted licorice, herring and so on. The Netherlands is a highly developed capitalist country and is one of the founding members of the European Union and NATO.

Dutch specialty. Most of the Netherlands is lowland, with about a quarter of the land less than 1 meter above sea level and about a quarter below sea level.

Known as the land of flowers, the Netherlands is known as the European garden companion, and the most famous flower in the Netherlands is the tulip, which is the symbol of the Netherlands.

The main tourist attractions in the Netherlands are the Coaster Diamond Factory, Dam Square, Tulip Park, Amsterdam, etc.