DUTCH CHOCOLATE FLAKES OR SPRINKLES-Where to Find?
DUTCH CHOCOLATE FLAKES OR SPRINKLES-Where to Find?
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DUTCH CHOCOLATE FLAKES OR SPRINKLES-Where to Find?
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Post #1 - January 24th, 2008, 1:04 amDoes anyone know where I can find Dutch chocolate flakes that melts when put on warm bread? Haven't tried it myself. Looking for this for a friend.
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Post #2 - January 24th, 2008, 9:25 amI don't know about locally, but I just googled "dutch chocolate sprinkles" (without the quotes) and got
http://www.dcimports.com/hagsprinspre.html
among other links...Leek
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Post #3 - January 24th, 2008, 11:07 amI've seen Dutch chocolate sprinkles at the Thai Grocery (intersection of Broadway and Argyle). I believe the owner said Indonesian customers buy them, which probably stems from the Dutch occupation of that country.
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Post #4 - January 30th, 2008, 11:55 pmThanks for the recs. I did find the Dutch chocolate flakes on the web but wanted to find them locally. I'll give the Thai Grocery a try. Are there any Dutch stores in Chicagoland? Was there ever an area of Chicago with a concentratration of Dutch?
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Post #5 - February 3rd, 2008, 12:11 am
Well, there's Meijer.Peety wrote:Are there any Dutch stores in Chicagoland?
I don't think they have much in the way of Dutch goods, though. Peety wrote:Was there ever an area of Chicago with a concentratration of Dutch?
Not as much as elsewhere, but some; that's why there's a suburb called South Holland.
Dutch Chicago
Encyclopedia of Chicago: Dutch
