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It’s actually called speculaas, it’s Dutch and served during the holiday of Sinterklaas (december 5th).
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that he would ‘steal’...Santa every Christmas
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FUCKING LOVE DUTCH COOKIES. Or...cookies, whatever. I usually find
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![Actually, I like all kinds of Christmas cookies, but one of my favourites are:
Spekulatius [‘ʃpɘkula:t͜sius] - German Spice Cookies.
There are Gewürzspekulatius (spices), Mandelspekulatius (almond) and Butterspekulatius (butter). The Christmas cookies are originally from Germany - but maybe you also know them as Dutch Windmill Cookies, which can be bought all year long in countries like the Netherlands or Belgium.
Spekulatius (the name derives from Latin -> specula = mirrow) taste very “Christmassy”, because of the spices: cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, ginger and nutmeg.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lcldd3UGxF1qzz5rto1_400.jpg)