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Football fans from Utrecht, Rotterdam and The Hague travel to Beverwijk for Iranian treats during World Cup: 'Busier than average'

Football fans from Utrecht, Rotterdam and The Hague travel to Beverwijk for Iranian treats during World Cup: 'Busier than average'

The Persian pastry shop Rolet in Beverwijk is experiencing increased traffic as soccer fans from across the Netherlands travel there for traditional treats during the World Cup. Owner Shahin Tadayon reports that customers are visiting from cities like Utrecht and Rotterdam to purchase his specialties, despite the lack of typical orange tournament decorations. Rolet is noted as the only patisserie in the country specializing in Persian delicacies.

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

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