KOEK & CAKE

17/10/2026

Dough, dough balls, and syrup. All done by hand, next week baking and baking.
Festive season already underway and starting…

09/10/2026

🇳🇱✨ FUEL YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE — THE DUTCH WAY! ✨🇳🇱

Running? 🏃‍♀️ Riding? 🚴‍♂️ Hiking? 🚶‍♀️ Road-tripping? 🚗
Or simply need a little Dutch energy with your coffee? ☕️

Grab a little taste of the Netherlands with Koek & Cake Dutch Stroopwafels — freshly made in Sydney, handmade with love and ready to come along for your next adventure! ❤️🇳🇱

🍪 Delicious Dutch Stroopwafels
🌾 Gluten-free options available
📦 Convenient display & pick boxes
☕ Perfect with coffee or tea
🇦🇺 Handmade right here in Sydney

And for cafés, restaurants, venues & businesses — why not stock them and give your customers something genuinely different?

🔥 Restock today!
Our boxes are easy to order, and we can refill them when you sell out.

👉 Shop online: www.koekandcake.com.au
📩 Or get in touch with

A little Dutch. A lot of delicious.
❤️🇳🇱 Koek & Cake Sydney — bringing a Taste of the Netherlands to Australia.

08/10/2026

Quit a job but with a great result💪

KOEK & CAKE

08/10/2026

Something to look forward to, again!

🎄 The Cotswolds Retirement Village Annual Christmas Market — Friday 20 November!
⏰ 4:00pm – 9:00pm

Our Christmas Market is back — and this year it’s shaping up to be bigger and better than ever. Fingers crossed for beautiful weather as we come together for an evening of festive fun.

Bring your family and friends for a fabulous community night filled with:
• Local entertainment
• Raffle prizes
• Kids’ lucky dip
• Christmas shopping
• Santa photos
• Plenty of food and fun for everyone

Our residents have been busy crafting Christmas wreaths, collecting decorations, and making wonderful handmade items for our village stall — all available to purchase or win in our raffles.

Start your Christmas shopping early, enjoy the entertainment, and soak up the festive spirit. Friday 20 November! ⏰ 4:00pm – 9:00pm

📍 The Cotswolds Retirement Village
28 Curagul Road, North Turramurra NSW
Independent Over 55s living at its best.

03/10/2026

Have you tried KOEK & CAKE | STROOPWAFELS delicious range of stroopwafels?

Absolutely mouth watering options! Available in 2 packs, 5 packs, 10 packs or more. Pop by for a little treat or stock up 🤤🤤

Restock is inbound too for both stores!

Available Stockland Shellharbour & Narellan Town Centre. Open 7 days. Outside JB Hifi.

02/10/2026

It’s 12 weeks until Christmas! Can you believe it?

Get ready and plan your Christmas shopping.
We’ve been doing this for years now and know what a proper gift can do. Be original and do it a bit different
Dutch is always a bit different but good, original and nice to bring to your party, event or visit.

KOEK & CAKE | STROOPWAFELS

02/10/2026

12 weeks until Christmas 😉

Shop local and support small businesses.
Online(link in the bio) or visit The Society by Eat Shop Love NSW Narellan and Shellharbour or Market Fair

Do different and do it the Dutch way 🥰

01/10/2026

Fun fact!
Did you know that Dutch boterkoek isn’t much like an ordinary cookie?
The name combines:
boter (butter) + koek (cake/cookie).
But don’t expect a small, crispy cookie.
Boterkoek is baked as one large, flat bake and then cut into pieces. The inside is soft, dense and rich.
And the name is accurate: butter is a key ingredient, together with flour and sugar.
Boterkoek also has a long history. Sources about a 17th-century Amsterdam biscuit shop already mention boterkoek among many other types of koek.
Thinking of taking a big piece because it’s “just a cookie”? You might want to start small — boterkoek is very rich!
Have you ever tried Dutch boterkoek?
Zeg maar Nederlands – Learn natural Dutch and feel at home in the Netherlands.

[English below] Wist je dat boterkoek helemaal niet op een gewoon koekje lijkt?
Het woord klinkt simpel:
boter + koek = boterkoek.
Maar verwacht geen klein, knapperig koekje.
Boterkoek wordt als één grote, platte koek gebakken en daarna in stukjes gesneden. De binnenkant is juist zacht, stevig en smeuïg.
En de naam liegt niet: boter is een belangrijk ingrediënt. Samen met bloem en suiker zorgt die voor de volle smaak en rijke structuur.
Boterkoek heeft bovendien een lange geschiedenis. In bronnen over een Amsterdamse koekwinkel uit de 17e eeuw wordt boterkoek al genoemd tussen allerlei andere soorten koek.
Een groot stuk nemen omdat het “maar een koekje” is?
Misschien eerst een klein stukje proberen. Boterkoek is behoorlijk machtig!
Heb jij weleens Nederlandse boterkoek gegeten?
Zeg maar Nederlands – Leer natuurlijk Nederlands en voel je thuis in Nederland.
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Did you know that Dutch boterkoek isn’t much like an ordinary cookie?
The name combines:
boter (butter) + koek (cake/cookie).
But don’t expect a small, crispy cookie.
Boterkoek is baked as one large, flat bake and then cut into pieces. The inside is soft, dense and rich.
And the name is accurate: butter is a key ingredient, together with flour and sugar.
Boterkoek also has a long history. Sources about a 17th-century Amsterdam biscuit shop already mention boterkoek among many other types of koek.
Thinking of taking a big piece because it’s “just a cookie”? You might want to start small — boterkoek is very rich!
Have you ever tried Dutch boterkoek?
Zeg maar Nederlands – Learn natural Dutch and feel at home in the Netherlands.

01/10/2026

12 weeks until Christmas 😉

Shop local and support small businesses.
Online(link in the bio) or visit The Society - Eat Shop Love NSW Narellan and Shellharbour or Market Fair

Do different and do it the Dutch way 🥰

30/09/2026

Is our world famous Dutch stroopwafel already in your life?