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Dutch cuisine is known for its hearty, simple cooking built around potatoes, dairy, and root vegetables, reflecting the country's agricultural traditions. Cheese production holds particular cultural and economic significance.

Stamppot, mashed potatoes mixed with vegetables and often served with sausage, is a beloved winter comfort dish. Dutch cheeses, including Gouda and Edam, remain internationally recognized exports.

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