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Spekkoek Queen comes to Leiden with Indonesian layered cake: 'They even visited me from Dubai and the US'

Spekkoek Queen comes to Leiden with Indonesian layered cake: 'They even visited me from Dubai and the US'

The 'Spekkoek Queen' is bringing her traditional Indonesian layer cakes to Leiden, attracting international customers from as far as Dubai and the United States. This expansion highlights Dutch baking news ahead of World Baking Day on May 17.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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