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Cookie from Amsterdam

Traditional coffee biscuits for catering, offices and events

We have designed two special cookies for everyone who loves Amsterdam.


Koekje-uit-Amsterdam is a small-scale local wholesaler for the Amsterdam catering industry.


Our traditionally baked butter cookie: 'Cookie-from-Amsterdam' depicts a stepped gable with the three famous St. Andrew's crosses and two waves underneath that symbolize the canals. This cookie weighs approximately 9 grams.

MINI & GINGERBREAD


Our MINI-Amsterdam features the three St. Andrew's crosses. It weighs approximately 4 grams and is very competitively priced. With 'Mini Amsterdam' you give the guest something small but of high quality with their coffee!


Both cookies have the same recipe: they are crunchy and have a light butter and vanilla flavor with a little lemon zest. In November and December they can also be ordered as speculaas.

Use the button below to contact us for a sample pack and prices (businesses only).



SAMPLE & PRICES


PACKAGING - SHELF LIFE - DELIVERY


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UNWRAPPED

A box of unwrapped cookies contains 1500 grams. For the regular Koekje-uit-Amsterdam this amounts to approximately 190 pieces and for the MINI Amsterdam to approximately 380 pieces.

The shelf life of an unopened box is up to 4 months. Once opened, preferably use up the box within a week and keep it closed as much as possible to prevent soft cookies.



COMPOSTABLE FOIL

Only the larger Cookie-from-Amsterdam is available individually wrapped. The packaging consists of compostable foil. This bio-foil is transparent and made from wood fibre. Each box contains 150 pieces.

The MINI-Amsterdam is only available unwrapped.

The cookies in this bio-foil can be kept until the date stated on the box, provided the bag remains tightly closed. This is 8 to 12 weeks from delivery.



DELIVERY

We deliver our cookies by bike. For catering establishments within the Amsterdam ring road, this is free and fast. You can order daily via the app, email or by phone. Other orders within the ring road are delivered for €3.95. Delivery outside of this area is possible in consultation.

In principle, we do not deliver to private individuals or outside of Amsterdam. If you want to use our cookies at a party or if you have a question, please send us a message by email.

Please contact us by email for foreign orders.


UNPACKED

A box of unwrapped cookies contains 1500 grams. For the regular Koekje-uit-Amsterdam this amounts to approximately 190 pieces and for the MINI Amsterdam to approximately 380 pieces.

The shelf life of an unopened box is up to 4 months. Once opened, preferably use up the box within a week and keep it closed as much as possible to prevent soft cookies.






COMPOSTABLE FOIL

Only the larger Cookie-from-Amsterdam is available individually wrapped. The packaging consists of compostable foil. This bio-foil is transparent and made from wood fibre. Each box contains 150 pieces.

The MINI-Amsterdam is only available unwrapped.

The cookies in this bio-foil can be kept until the date stated on the box, provided the bag remains tightly closed. This is 8 to 12 weeks from delivery.


DELIVERY

We deliver our cookies by bike. For catering establishments within the Amsterdam ring road, this is free and fast. You can order daily via the app, email or by phone. Other orders within the ring road are delivered for €3.95. Delivery outside of this area is possible in consultation.

In principle, we do not deliver to private individuals or outside of Amsterdam. If you want to use our cookies at a party or if you have a question, please send us a message by email.

Please contact us by email for foreign orders.


HOW OUR COOKIES ARE MADE


Our bakery uses only the best natural ingredients when making our Cookie from Amsterdam. The proof is in the taste.


Cookie from Amsterdam is made with real butter, vanilla and a touch of lemon zest. The bakery meets all food safety regulations and prides itself on being environmentally responsible. The production line operates to limit food waste. Cookies which do not meet quality demands are re-ground and reused.


The carton packaging we use is purchased from suppliers that are certified through Chain of Custody, including the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). The FSC is an international non-profit organisation which supports global responsible forest management.


SUPPORT FOR THE HOMELESS


Cookie from Amsterdam strives to be a socially conscious business and to provide concrete support for others.


Every quarter we spend a portion of our turnover on purchasing items to support homeless Amsterdammers.

This support can vary from purchasing warm socks, gloves or sleeping bags, to cooking food or going shopping. Sometimes there is someone who urgently needs a specific item or medicine. We have selected a few aid organizations that tell us what is needed and ensure that the items we purchase reach the right people.

It is an extension of our business concept, which started in 2020. Koekje-uit-Amsterdam is a small local company with a modest turnover; but no matter how high or low that turnover is, we do something every quarter. The support is aimed at the individual person and not at supporting organizations or projects.

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We currently collaborate with the following organisations:

• Drop-in centre De Kloof from the Rainbow Group

• The Stoelenproject




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For our annual reports, follow the links below.

Do you want more information. You are always welcome to contact us.

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Info support to the homeless 2024

Activities 2024:


The second half of 2024 in particular has not been easy for Koekje-uit-Amsterdam. Serious illness can easily mean the end of the company for a small independent entrepreneur who normally does everything alone. Fortunately, with some adjustments, work could continue as usual, mainly thanks to a team of great delivery assistants. Because this was a considerable drain on the finances, the purchase of supplies for the homeless shelter has been put on the back burner a bit.


But still, quite a lot has been done in 2024:


In total, the following items have been purchased, most of which were brought to day care center De Kloof.


39 sleeping bags

40 backpacks

4 tents

4 sets of thermal underwear

30 pairs of thermal socks

12 pairs of slippers

10 xl thick quality rain ponchos

50 thin rain ponchos


In addition, the Mobile Team of HVO-Querido was able to collect 20 backpacks filled with underwear, socks and various care products such as deodorant, wet wipes, toothpaste, etc. to distribute to people who do not come to the shelters and sleep outside.


At the Stoelenproject on Marnixstraat we brought warm socks, sleeping bags and disposable razors.


A very nice result of the events in 2024 is that Koekje-uit-Amsterdam has been receiving delivery help from a homeless (but in many ways very talented) Amsterdammer for a few hours a week since the fall. This has worked out great for both parties so far and of course it also fits in perfectly with the corporate philosophy of Koekje-uit-Amsterdam!

Info support to the homeless 2024

Activities 2024:


The second half of 2024 in particular has not been easy for Koekje-uit-Amsterdam. Serious illness can easily mean the end of the company for a small independent entrepreneur who normally does everything alone. Fortunately, with some adjustments, work could continue as usual, mainly thanks to a team of great delivery assistants. Because this was a considerable drain on the finances, the purchase of supplies for the homeless shelter has been put on the back burner a bit.


But still, quite a lot has been done in 2024:


In total, the following items have been purchased, most of which were brought to day care center De Kloof.


39 sleeping bags

40 backpacks

4 tents

4 sets of thermal underwear

30 pairs of thermal socks

12 pairs of slippers

10 xl thick quality rain ponchos

50 thin rain ponchos


In addition, the Mobile Team of HVO-Querido was able to collect 20 backpacks filled with underwear, socks and various care products such as deodorant, wet wipes, toothpaste, etc. to distribute to people who do not come to the shelters and sleep outside.


At the Stoelenproject on Marnixstraat we brought warm socks, sleeping bags and disposable razors.


A very nice result of the events in 2024 is that Koekje-uit-Amsterdam has been receiving delivery help from a homeless (but in many ways very talented) Amsterdammer for a few hours a week since the fall. This has worked out great for both parties so far and of course it also fits in perfectly with the corporate philosophy of Koekje-uit-Amsterdam!

Info support to the homeless 2023

Activities 2023:


Last year we purchased the following items worth 1593 euros (which were mainly distributed through the Kloof daycare center and a small part at the Chair Project):

22 sleeping bags

4 tents

23 sets of thermal socks

22 sets of underwear

16 razor blades

1 laptop

10 thermal long sleeves

20 thermal long trousers

11 rain ponchos

15 backpacks

20 towels

130 euros in bingo prizes for bingo in the Chair Project

50 euros in cash prizes.

Thanks to NH Barbizon and hotel Krasnapolsky we were also able to

Delivering 70 large bath towels to De Kloof daycare.

We aim to at least double support by 2024!

Info support to the homeless 2023

Activities 2023:


Last year we purchased the following items worth 1593 euros (which were mainly distributed through the Kloof daycare center and a small part at the Chair Project):

22 sleeping bags

4 tents

23 sets of thermal socks

22 sets of underwear

16 razor blades

1 laptop

10 thermal long sleeves

20 thermal long trousers

11 rain ponchos

15 backpacks

20 towels

130 euros in bingo prizes for bingo in the Chair Project

50 euros in cash prizes.

Thanks to NH Barbizon and hotel Krasnapolsky we were also able to

Delivering 70 large bath towels to De Kloof daycare.

We aim to at least double support by 2024!

Info support to the homeless 2022

Activities 2022:


In the first months of 2022, we twice went shopping and cooked for 50 people who stayed in the night shelter of the Chair Project. We also brought a series of new sleeping bags and performed monthly voluntary bar services. We have purchased a series of belts for Daycare De Kloof on request.

In April we started a long-awaited job for a new Amsterdam hotel. Every week we bring there a considerable order of biscuits packed in a gift bag. Every Saturday we pack these bags with visitors to the homeless shelter Het Stoelenproject. We would like to expand this project because it suits all parties very well!

In the course of the year we will contribute where we can and will report further in the autumn!

Info support to the homeless 2022

Activities 2022:


In the first months of 2022, we twice went shopping and cooked for 50 people who stayed in the night shelter of the Chair Project. We also brought a series of new sleeping bags and performed monthly voluntary bar services. We have purchased a series of belts for Daycare De Kloof on request.

In April we started a long-awaited job for a new Amsterdam hotel. Every week we bring there a considerable order of biscuits packed in a gift bag. Every Saturday we pack these bags with visitors to the homeless shelter Het Stoelenproject. We would like to expand this project because it suits all parties very well!

In the course of the year we will contribute where we can and will report further in the autumn!

Info support to the homeless 2021

Activities 2021:


Throughout the first four months of 2021 we have continued volunteering every other week behind the bar at the overnight shelter The Stoelenproject. In February and March bought groceries and cooked meals for around 30 people. The Stoelenproject closes it’s overnight shelter for the summer months so we will be back to help out in September.


In May and June we are working towards acquiring a supply of sleeping bags and backpacks. These items are always needed by those who are homeless in Amsterdam. We are searching for a manufacturer who is willing to make a good deal with us, hopefully at cost price. If we are successful in this before year-end we will let you know here.


Starting in the fall we are working with a new client. Together with a small team of homeless Amsterdammers we will be packaging cookie gift bags with personalised labels. This collaboration is good news not only for us but it will also allow us to help a few people earn a modest, but hopefully, regular income.

Info support to the homeless 2021

Activities 2021:


Throughout the first four months of 2021 we have continued volunteering every other week behind the bar at the overnight shelter The Stoelenproject. In February and March bought groceries and cooked meals for around 30 people. The Stoelenproject closes it’s overnight shelter for the summer months so we will be back to help out in September.


In May and June we are working towards acquiring a supply of sleeping bags and backpacks. These items are always needed by those who are homeless in Amsterdam. We are searching for a manufacturer who is willing to make a good deal with us, hopefully at cost price. If we are successful in this before year-end we will let you know here.


Starting in the fall we are working with a new client. Together with a small team of homeless Amsterdammers we will be packaging cookie gift bags with personalised labels. This collaboration is good news not only for us but it will also allow us to help a few people earn a modest, but hopefully, regular income.

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Info support to the homeless 2020

Activities 2020:



2020 was also a difficult year for Cookie from Amsterdam.


We landed in the middle of the Corona crisis precisely at the moment when we were about to start the ‘cooking with chefs’ project at the homeless shelter De Kloof, in collaboration with the company Just Horeca.


Instead, Mariska began volunteering at the Stoelenproject’s overnight shelter. A couple of times a month she worked behind the bar along with other volunteers and once a month prepared meals for a small group of 30 homeless Amsterdammers. In November and December she and her daughter Robin did this together. Cookie from Amsterdam provided the ingredients for themeals.


In November 2020 we had our first frost. Our intention was to be able to provide warm sleeping bags to the homeless but unfortunately with such low revenues this was simply not possible. That did not stop us though. We came into contact with Harco Socks (www.harco-socks.nl/) who were prepared to donate 100 pair warm thermal socks and also hats. This gave us the chance to at least do something. The donation was shared to two shelter locations, The Stoelenproject and The Kloof.


If your company is able, like Harco Socks, to donate such items as warm socks, hats, sleeping bags, winter coats, underclothes, or shoes, we will happily come and pick them up.


We hope to be back at work in 2021 so that we can offer even more support!

Info support to the homeless 2020

Activities 2020:



2020 was also a difficult year for Cookie from Amsterdam.


We landed in the middle of the Corona crisis precisely at the moment when we were about to start the ‘cooking with chefs’ project at the homeless shelter De Kloof, in collaboration with the company Just Horeca.


Instead, Mariska began volunteering at the Stoelenproject’s overnight shelter. A couple of times a month she worked behind the bar along with other volunteers and once a month prepared meals for a small group of 30 homeless Amsterdammers. In November and December she and her daughter Robin did this together. Cookie from Amsterdam provided the ingredients for themeals.


In November 2020 we had our first frost. Our intention was to be able to provide warm sleeping bags to the homeless but unfortunately with such low revenues this was simply not possible. That did not stop us though. We came into contact with Harco Socks (www.harco-socks.nl/) who were prepared to donate 100 pair warm thermal socks and also hats. This gave us the chance to at least do something. The donation was shared to two shelter locations, The Stoelenproject and The Kloof.


If your company is able, like Harco Socks, to donate such items as warm socks, hats, sleeping bags, winter coats, underclothes, or shoes, we will happily come and pick them up.


We hope to be back at work in 2021 so that we can offer even more support!


GIFT BAGS


For the hotel industry we have Koekje uit Amsterdam available in a nice gift package!


In a paper bag with a label in Dutch and English, there are five or ten cookies wrapped in compostable foil. The ingredients and the expiration date are on the back of the bag.

A nice surprise in the room or when checking out!

You can also order these packages with your own personal label. Ideal for hotels, company packages (Christmas) or special occasions. Preferably supply your own label. We will stick this on our bags for you at no extra charge.

Other options are always negotiable. In that case, please contact us.