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Traditional Dutch snacks make way for Asian favorites: Gyoza and yakitori on the rise

Traditional Dutch snacks make way for Asian favorites: Gyoza and yakitori on the rise

Traditional Dutch snacks like the bitterbal and frikandel are losing popularity as consumers increasingly opt for Asian alternatives like gyoza and yakitori. An analysis by trade magazine Distrifood indicates a significant shift in snack preferences within Dutch supermarkets.

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