Zeeuwse bolussen are sticky, glossy cinnamon-sugar rolls from the Dutch province of Zeeland: soft enriched dough twisted into knots, baked, then rolled in a thick layer of brown sugar and cinnamon. The sugar melts into a caramelized shell.
They are a Zeeland specialty, served at breakfast with coffee or tea, preferably still warm. Eat them over a plate — the sugary coating is gloriously messy.


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