De Ruijter Pink and White Muisjes
De Ruijter Pink and White Muisjes
De Ruijter Pink and White Muisjes are an indispensable Dutch tradition at the birth of a girl. These cheerful, crunchy anise seeds with a sweet pink and white sugar coating turn every rusk into a festive moment.
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Description De Ruijter Pink and White Muisjes
The traditional birth treat
For generations, people in the Netherlands have celebrated the birth of a daughter with rusks and De Ruijter Pink and White Muisjes. The basis of this festive treat is aniseed, which is carefully coated with multiple layers of sugar for the perfect crunch. Not only indispensable at a birth, but also just delicious as a sweet sandwich topping for every day.
- ✔ The original Dutch pink and white muisjes
- ✔ Crunchy anise seeds with a sweet sugar coating
- ✔ The ultimate tradition for the birth of a girl
Bring this festive classic into your home and enjoy a real piece of Dutch pride.
Ingredients and Nutritional Values
Ingredients:
Sugar, aniseed, WHEAT STARCH, glucose syrup, glazing agent (carnauba wax), coloring (carmine).
Allergens:
Contains cereals containing gluten, wheat.
Nutritional values per 100 grams:
Energy: 1683 kJ / 397 kcal
Fat: 2.4 g (of which saturated fatty acids 0.2 g)
Carbohydrates: 92.0 g (of which sugars 79.0 g)
Protein: 2.0 g
Salt: 0.01 g
More typical Dutch bread toppings
In addition to these cheerful birth muisjes, there is much more delicious Dutch topping to discover. Combine your order with chocolate sprinkles, flakes or other sweets. View our full range in the category Dutch Spreads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do we eat rusk with muisjes?
Eating rusk with muisjes is a typical Dutch tradition to celebrate a birth. The muisjes symbolize fertility, and the aniseed was previously seen as good for the recovery and milk production of the new mother.
What are these muisjes made of?
The core of a muisje is an anise seed. This seed gets a crispy sugar jacket by coating it several times, in this case with pink and white colors, especially for the birth of girls.
More information
| Brand | De Ruijter |
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| Country origin | Netherlands
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| Limited shelf life | No |