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Ice cream parlor Tante Saar sold. Owner Pieter Reijnders on nearly 20 years of business on the Spaarne: 'I was emotional when the space was cleared out'

Ice cream parlor Tante Saar sold. Owner Pieter Reijnders on nearly 20 years of business on the Spaarne: 'I was emotional when the space was cleared out'

Pieter Reijnders has sold his ice cream parlor, Tante Saar, located on the Spaarne in Haarlem after nearly 20 years of business. The entrepreneur, who opened the shop in 2009, expressed emotional reflections as the historic space at Spaarne 42 was recently emptied following the sale earlier this year.

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