Pears.

AppleJack is

okay

>>39805367

>>39805370
They've been writing too much in the morning.

>>39805365
Overprotective Applejack ruined Applejack.
I consider that whole episode a non-canon dream.

>>39805371

Ya herd me muddy Apple.

Bloody fucking pears.

>>39805374

>>39805376

PEARS.

>>39805367
People in Belgium eat a marmalade mixture of Pears and Apples.

All I'm saying is give pears a chance.

>>39805379

Eww, Belgians.

>>39805380
B-But... beer, chocolate, fries, mussels and pear/apple jellies D:

>>39805382
And neuzekes

>>39805382

>Beer
Yuck.

>Chocolate
All of their neighbors and more can do better.

>Fries
The ones who popularised those didn't leave Belgium for nuthin'.

>Jellies
What are you, British?

>>39805380
Perenstroop > appelstroop.

>>39805384
> Chocolate
> All of their neighbors and more can do better.
Now you're just paraspriting.

>>39805384
Nah, im a jumping beaner.

Also, waffles, delicious Liege waffles

>>39805386
Ya know yer stroops, scoot.

>>39805389
I kno right?

Last edited at Wed, Apr 22nd, 2015 13:59

>>39805386

Was je mond maar snel met zeep jij kleine oranje... terug je hok in!

>>39805390

...Mexican?

>>39805389

Tsk, getting too real for ya?
Your chocolate a shit.

...Completely unrelated but with King's day coming up somepony who can draw should totally dutchify some of the orange pones.

>>39805391
Well
Puh

The only reason I consider Gouda over French/Swiss cheese is because it is way too cheap.

Oud Brugge beats Oud Amsterdam any day.

>>39805391
Maybeprobablyyes

I take it (by your moonspeak) that you are Dutch?

>Your chocolate a shit
jesucristoquehorrible.jpg

>>39805394

Possibly, maybe.

>>39805393

Tsk, typische Belg zonder smaak.

...Trouwens Reypenaer is sowieso degene die je hebben moet.

>dutch and belgian people converge on thread
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>>39805389
>>39805393
>>39805397

I started a war between these 2 beautiful countries D: (assuming that Pinkie with a Top Hat is Belgian).

I dunno if this has some value, but I think both your countries are awesome as fuck. But I'll give no comment in regards to your cheeses.

>>39805400

You say war, we say 10 days of plunder until the french crash the party.

But no worries, it's all in jest.

I mean we don't even have separate armies nowadays as we're basically the testing grounds for European reforms.

They're still the bottoms though.

>>39805399

Behold, the battle of the foodstuffs.

>>39805400
No worries, we enjoy shittalking each other.

>>39805401
> foodstuffs
What is holland known for aside from cheese, really?

>>39805401
But not even the chocolate nor the cheeses are spared in this battle

>>39805403
Europeans like to do that a lot :o
Here we just make fun of people from different states, so its basically the same not really kinda.

Also, send me some speculoos spread pls

>>39805401
> foodstuffs
What is holland known for aside from cheese, really?

>>39805406

War is hell.

>>39805405

Hollandse nieuwe, jenever, kaas... en chocola.

Droste was hier eerst. :o

Maar d'r is meer, niet dat ik 't goed onthoud want ik houdt veel te veel van Italiaans eten daarvoor.

>>39805405
Tulips, weed, houses that don't use curtains even if they are facing the street and ummm... sex museums? Or is that just Amsterdam?

Oh wait, Edam cheese is fucking awesome.
EDIT:
>aside from cheese, really?
Aw fuck, ignore that Edam sentence then

Last edited at Wed, Apr 22nd, 2015 14:17

>>39805408
I probably should compare jenever some day.

Filliers keeps me happy so far.

>>39805412

Yeah... personally i like the stuff way too easily though with little brand preference.

So i don't drink it often, don't like getting drunk or even tipsy.

>>39805408
>Droste was hier eerst
Topkek

>>39805413
One fles per 1 or 2 months is my limit.

But so many fruity flavours to choose from.

>>39805415

Well if you're talking about just the chocolate without the fancification Belgians are known for it might seriously be better.

And Droste played an important part in figuring out the production process of modern chocolate... also they're known for the Droste-effect.

They were based in Haarlem, even visited the original factory there. :3

>>39805417

>Fruity flavors

No thanks, i prefer them just the way they are... though i've actually tried mixing some different kinds of jenever to remarkable effect.
The differences are small and subtle but if ya mix some it can get even better.

>>39805420
Oh sorry, I wasn't making fun of Droste, I fucking love that chocolate (and their fancy tin packaging).

Its just that you giving that point as to why the Dutch are superior was just so perfect :3

>>39805420
Pffff, ik heb nog nooit droste geprobeerd.
maar met Cote d'or heb ik altijd hemel genoeg voor mezelf.
Bij ver beter dan toblerone, milka of zelfs kinder.

Ik ben geen fan van pure jenever zelf, want deze smaakt redelijk bitter en is nogal straf.

>>39805425

Ah, always thought they weren't too well respected honestly.

Personally i love their little pastilles... though not sure how it's perfect here.

...Now i feel inclined to make a dutch-thread or something, it'd be silly but then again that's sorta the point.

Maybe a low-lands thread would be more fitting, for anypony from Calais to Hamburg.

>>39805428

Persoonlijk vindt ik Lindt een van de beste, cote d'or is niet mijn ding... zeker niet naast droste.

Maar jullie hebben wel die goeie chocolatier... eh... die internationale... kak wat is diens naam ook alweer...

Goeie bonbonspiepo.

En smaken verschillen, ik vond 't juist wel meevallen in vergelijking met bijvb. Wodka en ....eh dat cactusdrankje uit mexico... Tequila!
Dat is pas... eh... kippenvelgevend.

Maar ja, 't is voor mij net zoiets als rum in 't carrbische gebied, ook vooral lekker als je 't op de juiste plaats drinkt.

Just leaving this.

>>39805428
>maar met Cote d'or heb ik altijd hemel genoeg voor mezelf.
Bij ver beter dan toblerone, milka of zelfs kinder.
Agreed :o

I've been looking to score some here in Mexico, but the store that I found in Amazon doesn't ship here and ordering directly from Cote D'Or is for businesses that plan on selling the chocolate.

My imagination has to suffice. I can still picture that awesome whole hazelnut variety such clearly.

>>39805430
De grote export chocolade van hier die ik weet zijn Leonidas, Neuhauss of Guylian (zeevruchtjes)

>>39805436

Leonidas!
Dat is 'm.
Die zijn best goed.

...Die zeevruchten zijn trouwens echt niet mijn ding, 'n rage die gelukkig over aan 't gaan is... of zo lijkt 't ten minste.

>>39805436
Oh, en droste valt misschien nog te zetten op een komend boodschappen lijst, als die te vinden is.

>>39805443

Ze zijn vooral goed met hun pastilles, niet echt bonbons... als ze die al hebben, 'k kan ze vooralsnog niet aanraden aangezien ik ze dan dus niet geproefd heb.

>>39805430
It's just that it shows that classic rivalry between the countries. Strong enough for the people to debate the topic, but friendly enough for the points that are given to not be offensive (at least that was my experience when my Belgian foster family went to visit some Dutch friends).

Oh, and if you like Tequila, I would recommend some quality brands like Don Julio 70 or Dobel Diamante. Pure, smooth, aged and clear tequila that is best enjoyed straight while taking sips of it.

>>39805448

...Yeah i suppose.

It's mainly jokes nowadays, sure some criticism but that's often just used as a start to a pretty calm discussion.

And why not after all? We're all provinces under that lardass of a EU. :p
Sorta straightens out the old historical ties of ex-overlord and rebellious provinces.

Also no offense but i really don't like Tequila, at least not what i've tried so far though i don't remember the brands.
I'll give it a try again when in Mexico sometime perhaps, i've found that local drinks tend to be most suited for the place they've brewed.

Last edited at Wed, Apr 22nd, 2015 14:45

I could try the tequilla Boomboom one day with the salt licking and lemon suckling.

But not for a full bottle.

>>39805454
The problem with Tequila is that the marketing is heavily targeted towards the PAAAAARTYYYYY mentality associated with vacationing in Mexico, and thus, the most popular brand of tequila are the cheaper ones that are meant to be mixed with whatever people mix with it.

The brands I mentioned are aged and filtered to make it as pure as possible, so if you happen to get drunk, the hangover will be very light when compared to a shitty Tequila.

I could go on about this but holy hell that would be boring, so I'll continue to gleefully read your responses in Dutch.

>>39805468

Hmm, that might explain.

And yeah that's one of the main complaints i hear, though generally speaking i never get hangovers.

En dat is ook prima. :3

>>39805458
Huh.... whats that? I never really heard of that cocktail.

>>39805472
I dunno.
We did that on youth camp long ago.

It's just tequila shots taken with some salt and while biting a lemon.

After googling, the appropriate way seems to be to mix Tequila with some soda, slam the glass on the table (boom boom) and then drink it in one go.

>>39805469
Lucky you, the older I get, the more prone I am to hangovers :(

bedanken!

>>39805474
Oh wow, never heard of that term before, but I know what you are talking about.

Man, your Youth camp sounds awesome.

>>39805483

Well that's true for most i think, i just don't drink an awful lot in general... though there's also the point of me being pretty tall and pretty heavy and pretty resillient to most things affecting the nervesystem.

She can ruin me any day, you know what I mean.

>>39805996
Apple pies, 50 bits each.

Last edited at Wed, Apr 22nd, 2015 21:21

>>39806000
I'm sold.

>>39805367
>>39805374
>>39805378
Quality over quantity
3000 different types of pears
1000 different types of apples
deal with it

Applejack is unruinable.