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	Dutch treat - The Boston Globe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The town of Gouda in the Netherlands may be known for its cheese, but to the Dutch, it is best loved for stroopwafels (also known as siroopwafels).
		These chewy treats, consisting of a layer of rich caramel or honey syrup sandwiched between two waffle-like thin cookies, have long been Holland's favorite sweet delight.
		Over 200 years ago, a Dutch baker pressed old crumbs into a kind of waffle iron and filled the resulting cookie with syrup, thereby creating stroopwafels -- or so the story goes.
	www.boston.com /ae/food/articles/2004/09/08/dutch_treat (262 words)

	Going Dutch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dutch were already internationally known as scrooges, and English rivalry with The Netherlands especially during the period of the Anglo-Dutch Wars gave rise to several phrases including Dutch that promote certain negative stereotypes.
		The particular stereotype associated with this usage is the idea of Dutch people as ungregarious and selfish.
		Curiously, in south american countries exist the spanish phrase pagar a la americana (literally "To pay american style") which refers to a treat attributed to north americans or canadians.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dutch_treat (605 words)

	Telegraph \| Entertainment \| High regard for the Low Countries
		As in the modern world, too, Dutch art, overwhelmingly, was directed not towards the creation of altar pieces for churches, or grand pictures for great princes, but towards the private collector.
		What we see in the Dutch art we most love today is often everyday life, but in the paintings that are most popular, everyday life is in some way transfigured.
		(Coincidentally, an exhibition devoted to the Dutch Italianate painters begins at the Dulwich Picture Gallery in May.) Cuyp seems to have studied Both in particular, and it was his innovation to warm and dignify the chilly scenery of the Rhine delta with the light of the Roman countryside.
	telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2002/02/02/bamg02.xml&... (1468 words)

	Twelve Two Two Fondue: Dutch Treat
		I had the privilege of judging a Dutch Oven Cook-Off this weekend and I have to tell you that if you’ve never cooked with a Dutch Oven you’re missing quite a treat.
		The Dutch Oven is a cast iron pot on legs with a lipped top.
		And all this time I thought a Dutch Oven was only when you farted in bed and held the covers over someone's face.
	12tutufondue.blogspot.com /2006/04/dutch-treat.html (527 words)

	Dutch to expel thousands of asylum seekers - The Washington Times: World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		BRUSSELS — The Dutch government was in no mood to back down yesterday after pushing through legislation that provides for the mass expulsion of more than 20,000 failed asylum seekers.
		The Justice Ministry conceded that many would have to be let loose on Dutch streets if they refused to accept a free flight home and a repatriation cash bonus after a two-month stint in a deportation center.
		Nearly 19 percent of the Dutch population of 16 million is of foreign stock, with sizable contributions from Turkey (340,000), Suriname (320,000) and Morocco (295,000), according to Agence France-Presse.
	www.washtimes.com /world/20040219-121450-4631r.htm (690 words)

	Previous Columns/Posted 8/01/97
		I'm going to hazard a guess that what you're asking about is the phrase "Dutch treat," meaning "no treat at all because each person pays his or her own check." "Dutch treat" is a linguistic relic of a low point in relations between England and The Netherlands.
		Along with "Dutch treat," which originally implied "cheap," other insults once popular included "Dutch courage" (liquor), "Dutch defense" (a retreat), "Dutch headache" (a hangover), "Do a Dutch" (commit suicide), "Dutch concert" (a drunken uproar), and "Dutch nightingale" (a frog, which seems an especially low blow).
		"Dutch treat" has long since lost its original sting, and today "pay your own way" seems to be standard practice among those who date.
	www.word-detective.com /back-l2.html (1766 words)

	Going Dutch?
		Somehow the Dutch had managed to combine liberal family law and a robust welfare state with a surprisingly traditional attitude toward marriage.
		THE ORIGINS of Dutch tolerance lie in the mercantile pragmatism of Holland's Golden Age, under the republic of the 17th and 18th centuries.
		Back then, the Dutch had their own Puritans, who, as American gradeschoolers used to learn, harbored the English religious dissenters for more than a decade before they set sail on the voyage that would take them to Plymouth Rock.
	www.weeklystandard.com /Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/126qodro.asp?pg=1 (569 words)

	Biography of Claudia Dutcherof Dutch Treat Designs
		In 1991 she took the plunge and opened Dutch Treat -- a name inspired not only by her own name, but also by her determination to make the business pay its own way.
		Claudia's customers were the other influence that eventually led to the birth of Dutch Treat Designs, her wholesale venture into the needlecraft design business.
		Dutch Treat Needlecrafts is located at 291 South Livermore Avenue, Livermore, CA 94550.
	www.dutchtreat.com /claudia/claudia.htm (1316 words)

	Dutch treat Weekly Standard, The - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It's true the Dutch enjoy the good life--I haven't even gotten to the beers, such as Dommelsch and Heineken (their domestic version is far superior to the one they export here).
		I found out there's nothing quite like a room packed with Dutch ids singing "Living on a Prayer." When Tijdloos shut down, some of my new Dutch friends took me to their version of a late-night diner, called the Samaria Shoarma, where we devoured warm pitas stuffed with fried lamb strips, slathered with garlic-yogurt sauce.
		Before we departed, one of the Dutch grandmothers, now in her mid-80s and living proof of this country's unique health regimen, gave me a bag of stroopwafel--sugar waffles stuck together with chewy caramel.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0RMQ/is_42_10/ai_n14859360 (837 words)

	senior-spectrum.com - Dutch Treat by Dennis "Dutch" Packard
		Dennis “Dutch” Packard is an artist (oil, ink drawings, cartoons), author (two books) and columnist who was born in 1935 in Racine, Wisconsin.
		Dutch was raised in Chicago and spent most of his youth involved in the grocery business.
		Dutch has been married to Stacey for 31 years, and they have two daughters, Cara and Maree.
	www.senior-spectrum.com /dutch (821 words)

	Floridian: Dutch treat
		On the positive side, by mid century the Dutch had won their independence and commercial prosperity was creating a new class of wealthy businessmen.
		Images of obliterated Dutch buildings were reminders of a heritage nearly lost under foreign rule and conflict.
		Peace and prosperity enabled the Dutch to travel beyond their borders, and a trip to Italy was de rigueur.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/09/04/Floridian/Dutch_treat.shtml (1382 words)

	Dutch
		A bargain settled over drinks, the Dutch being formerly reputed to be steady drinkers.
		The term used to describe collectively certain kinds of garden bulbs, supplies of which largely are imported from Holland, which are planted in the fall for spring bloom.
		An open frame constructed of cane, originally used in the Dutch East Indies and other hot countries to rest the limbs in bed; also a bolster used for the same purpose.
	homepages.cwi.nl /~sjoerd/dutch.html (754 words)

	What Does It Mean When You "Go Dutch"?
		To "go Dutch," also known as a "Dutch treat" or a "Dutch date," implies an informal agreement for each person to pay for his or her own expenses during a planned date or outing.
		The origin of the phrase "go Dutch" or "Dutch treat" can be traced back to a time when England and the Netherlands fought constantly over trade routes and political boundaries during the 17th century.
		The Dutch were said to be very stingy with their wealth, almost miserly, so the British used the word "Dutch" informally to imply all sorts of negative behaviors.
	www.wisegeek.com /what-does-it-mean-when-you-go-dutch.htm (563 words)

	Dutch Treat USA - Poffertjes
		Dutch Treat showcased their talent for unique Dutch cuisine at the Festival of Nations in '94, '96
		Dutch Treat and Poffertjes made their official debut at the 2000 Minnesota State Fair.
		Our Dutch Treat Poffertjes are prepared on your location for parties, gatherings, exhibits and fairs.
	homepage.mac.com /jschuyt/poffertjes/about.htm (182 words)

	Dutch Treat
		Nowadays the Dutch chess federation is far from rich, but in the years after the war it was worse.
		The president of the Dutch federation and some of her family were at the platform, but when the train left she was on her own, because the money collection had not provided for a companion.
		Until a few years before her death she kept playing chess at the two clubs in the Dutch town Amersfoort of which she was a member.
	www.chesscafe.com /hans/hans.htm (1195 words)

	DUTCH TREAT IN MANILA: Animated Films from the Netherlands
		Dutch animators and their work have influenced animation around the world.
		The visual language of Dutch films is understood around the world, just as people everywhere recognise, interpret, and enjoy the drawings and paintings of Dutch artists.
		Dutch animation is supported by government grants and major European television stations.
	members.tripod.com /baba_ph/dutchtreat (2141 words)

	Dutch ISPs sue government for wiretapping costs \| The Register
		A large group of ISPs and telecom operators in the Netherlands is to sue the Dutch Government for the cost of installing wiretaps.
		The Dutch Government insists that it is normal for ISPs and telecom operators to pay the costs for general law enforcement.
		In March Xs4all already said it would sue the Dutch Government over its refusal to pay the costs, claiming that in other European countries, such as Italy, Finland, France and the UK, internet providers are already fully reimbursed for the expense of installing wiretaps.
	www.theregister.com /2005/09/06/dutch_wiretapping (457 words)

	Policies and Privacy Info of Dutch Treat Designs and Dutch Treat Needlecrafts
		Images provided on the www.dutchtreat.com web site, of cover models of Dutch Treat Designs patterns, may be copied only for use as an aid in retail or wholesale marketing of Dutch Treat Designs charts, and may only be copied if the embedded copyright information remains legible in the copies (except for thumbnails).
		Dutch Treat is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of those Web sites.
		Dutch Treat has no control over such illegal practices, and is as unhappy as you are about any such instances.
	www.dutchtreat.com /stuff.htm (800 words)

	Ogle Earth: Dutch treat
		The Dutch are no slackers when it comes to using Google Earth in the classroom.
		Another Dutch page of note is google-earth.pagina.nl, which contains heaps of links to Google Earth-related sites.
		Also of interest is the official answer by the Dutch government to the parliamentary question that was asked by 2 lawmakers regarding the ostensible security risks Google Earth might pose.
	www.ogleearth.com /2005/10/dutch_treat.html (390 words)

	Sample Recipes - Dutch Treats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Dutch usually serve them with mustard for dipping, and you might want to serve them with a variety of dips, including mustards, chutneys, and barbecue sauces.
		This "Dutch Treat" is a hearty meat and potato one-plate meal.
		Today's "Dutch Treat" is a yummy cake that is easier to make than it is to type the recipe.
	www.wwrecipes.com /dutch_treats.htm (1570 words)

	Re: Go Dutch = Dutch treat
		DUTCH TREAT - "When you're invited to a 'Dutch treat' or a 'Dutch luncheon,' the host expects each guest to pay his own way." From the "Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins" by William and Mary Morris (HarperCollins, New York, 1977).
		Until well after Shakespeare's time, the Dutch were usually well regarded in all literary references by British authors." From "I Hear America Talking" by Stuart Berg Flexner (Von Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York, 1976).
		"The Dutch people have been so offended by the English language over the past three centuries that in 1934 their government decided to drop the word 'Dutch' and use 'Netherlands' whenever possible." The section on "Dutch" lists three columns of phrases using the word.
	www.phrases.org.uk /bulletin_board/29/messages/659.html (191 words)

	New Hampshire Bed & Breakfast - The Dutch Treat
		New Hampshire Bed and Breakfast - The Dutch Treat
		There are a variety of destinations within easy driving distance from Charlestown such as Chester, Vermont; Dartmouth College, Bellow Falls, Vermont, and North Walpole.
		The Dutch Treat Bed and Breakfast LLC: P.O. Box 1004 - 355 Main St.
	www.thedutchtreat.com (179 words)

	Dutch Treat, Part 1
		What made our decision to “go Dutch” easier was the fact that Northwest Airlines and its partner, Dutch-owned KLM, flies direct, non-stop flights between Memphis and Amsterdam on a schedule that works well for us.
		The Dutch don’t seem to pay much attention to the rain — not even when the tens of thousands of Amsterdam commuters are pedaling their bicycles.
		But as Americans are frequently reminded by their hosts in Holland, the Dutch enjoy significantly longer life spans, better health, less violent crime and an overall prosperity that leaves very few people destitute.
	nolantravels3.home.att.net /amster1.html (2838 words)

	Dutch Treat: 2008 Sabino Design B3 - Jalopnik
		Dutch Treat: 2008 Sabino Design B3 - Jalopnik
		It's the Sabino Design B3, which combines European finesse with American-style Muscle (a Dutch TVR?) in a package that recalls "Corvette Summer"-era 'Vettes and Michael Keaton-era batmobiles.
		The Dutch can do no wrong, they gave us windmills afterall.
	www.jalopnik.com /cars/concept-cars/dutch-treat-2008-sabino-design-b3-213365.php (399 words)

	Dutch treat, trick or takeover threat?
		If their demands to return the city to Dutch control are not met, they have threatened to put a Dutch organ, the draaiorgel (pronounced dry-or-gel -- with the “g” pronounced as in “get”), on every street corner.
		An estimated one million New Yorkers are descendents from just one Dutch couple named Catalina Trico and Joris Rapalje, so you must imagine the sizable fifth column that already exists in New Amsterdam.
		But the number one reason to return to your Dutch roots is that you will all be a little more relaxed.
	www.downtownexpress.com /de_187/dutchtreattrickor.html (1244 words)

	Dutch treat Travel America - Find Articles
		The Bistro, housed in a 1974 red-brick building that replicates an historic inn once located in Strasburg, has a wall of French doors that overlook a spacious outdoor deck under a gigantic linden tree.
		The restaurant and lounge (and registration lobby) are graced with a collection of Dutch art--flowers, landscapes, Holstein cows--selected by the Holland-based owners.
		A signature dish is the Cashew Crusted Griddled Cod, served on a bed of sauteed spinach and roasted pepper relish in a fresh-squeezed tomato broth.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FCQ/is_4_20/ai_n8642504 (263 words)

	Caribbean's Dutch treat
		The Spanish conquistadors originally realized it, as did the Dutch colonists, who later built massive concrete fortresses to defend the country from foreign invaders.
		Papiamentu is a mix of Dutch, English, African, Spanish and Portuguese.
		Dutch is the officially language of Curacao, but English is widely spoken.
	www.calgarysun.com /cgi-bin/niveau2.cgi?s=Lifestyles&p=66898.html&a=1 (819 words)

	A Dutch Treat \| Food & Wine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The smoky aroma of Middle Eastern grilling wafted from a pleasure craft as a belly dancer cautiously swiveled her hips between platters of dolmas and kebabs.
		On a tiny old fishing vessel painted yellow and blue, a boisterous group gathered around a modern Dutch still life of Gouda cheese, oysters and fruit.
		After all, this is a country where everyone from lawyers to street cleaners is fluent in several languages and where prosciutto and basil, curries and couscous have long since replaced Dutch staples like bitterballen (fried meatballs) and erwtensoep (pea soup).
	www.foodandwine.com /articles/a-dutch-treat (1072 words)

	The Dutch Treat Club
		This article is election rhetoric for the Dutch Treat Club.
		The club, still in existence (see the Dutch Treat Club's web site), is a society established to discuss and promote the arts.
		Dutch Treat Club Year Book (2004) "A Prolific Founding Father" By Bob Essman and Al Rosenfeld.
	www.ellisparkerbutler.info /epb/biblio.asp?s=The+Dutch+Treat+Club (335 words)

	Dutch Treat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Most of the time they just showed us the score slip and asked 'Okay?' However as soon as somebody won a prize, there was no getting around it - their name had to be pronounced, much to our delight.
		The differences between Dutch and English courses are the spacing between the obstacles.
		In the Dutch camp the number of clear round rosettes grew, and some handlers even had placings.
	www.agilitynet.com /shows/dogsinneed2003_dutchstyle_relindepeschier.html (652 words)

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