Getting a craving for this stack of fresh-baked stroopwafels, a traditional Dutch delicacy. Stroopwafels are a type of cookie made from thin waffles that are filled with a caramel-like syrup called stroop.

Arranged stack of stroopwafels on a flat surface. The stroopwafels are round and slightly larger than a typical cookie, with a distinctive waffle pattern on their surface.

One of the stroopwafels in the stack is shown with syrup pouring out of it. This indicates that the stroopwafel has been heated or warmed, causing the syrup inside to melt and become gooey. The syrup is giving it a tempting and appetizing appearance.

We want to showcase the deliciousness and freshness of stroopwafels, with the warm syrup serving as an enticing visual element. Stroopwafels are often enjoyed with a hot beverage, such as coffee or tea, and this picture may evoke the desire to indulge in this delightful treat.

Do you like stroopwafel?