-
sweet cake" in
American English. The
American use is
derived from
Dutch koekje "little cake",
which is a
diminutive of "koek" ("cake"),
which came from...
- "Speculaas vs. speculoos. De
verschillen tussen speculaas en speculoos".
Koekjes Royale (in Dutch).
Retrieved May 23, 2021. "Lotus zegt
vaarwel tegen 'speculoos'...
- too.
Foods such as love cake, breudher, bol
fiado (layered cake),
ijzer koekjes (iron cookies),
frikkadels (savoury meatballs) and lamprais, have become...
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Dodol Kalu
dodol Kiri
Dodol Dosi
Inguru dosi Kiri dosi
Puhul dosi
Ijzer koekjes Hakuru Kevum Konda kevum Mung
kevum Naran kevum Thala kevum Undu kevum...
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Sander (27 June 2008). "Jacobus
Verkade (1906-2008):
Pionier in
marketing koekjes en chocola". NRC
Handelsblad (in Dutch).
Retrieved 11 May 2010. Lans, Jos...
-
French spelling. The
Dutch language from
around 1703 had
adopted the word
koekje ('little cake') to have a
similar meaning for a
similar hard,
baked product...
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Dodol Kalu
dodol Kiri
Dodol Dosi
Inguru dosi Kiri dosi
Puhul dosi
Ijzer koekjes Hakuru Kevum Konda kevum Mung
kevum Naran kevum Thala kevum Undu kevum...
-
Dodol Kalu
dodol Kiri
Dodol Dosi
Inguru dosi Kiri dosi
Puhul dosi
Ijzer koekjes Hakuru Kevum Konda kevum Mung
kevum Naran kevum Thala kevum Undu kevum...
-
Paris by two
Dutch detectives acting in
cooperation with
French police. "
Koekje van
eigen deeg voor Cor van Hout" (in Dutch). Telegraaf. 30
March 1996....
-
Dodol Kalu
dodol Kiri
Dodol Dosi
Inguru dosi Kiri dosi
Puhul dosi
Ijzer koekjes Hakuru Kevum Konda kevum Mung
kevum Naran kevum Thala kevum Undu kevum...
