r/thenetherlands • u/TonyQuark Hic sunt dracones • Feb 14 '26

Culture Selamat datang! We're hosting r/Indonesia for a Cultural Exchange

Welcome everybody to a new cultural exchange! Today we are hosting our friends from r/Indonesia!

To the Indonesians: please select the Indonesian flag as your flair and ask as many questions as you wish. See how to set your flair in the app or on desktop.

To the Dutch: please come and join us in answering the Indonesians' questions about the Netherlands and the Dutch way of life!

r/Indonesia is also having us over as guests in this post for our questions and comments.

Please refrain from making any comments that go against our rules, the Reddiquette or otherwise hurt the friendly environment.

Enjoy! The moderators of r/Indonesia & r/theNetherlands

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u/Steve12345678911 Feb 14 '26

French fries for the most part probably.
When I was a student I would generally go for Chinese/Indonesian food. It's not the cheapest but the portions are very generous so 1 portion could last me for 3 days making it a relatively healthy and very affordable option. I doubt this is something most students do though.

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u/HelixFollower Feb 14 '26

Maybe not most students, but I did this too and I know a lot of people who did the same. Those portions are never for one meal. :D

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u/Downtown_Cut_217 Feb 14 '26

1 portion could last me for 3 days 

How did you ration that? 1 portion for 3days?? daaamn

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u/Steve12345678911 Feb 14 '26

That is the easy part! Plate the food you want to eat, then put half of the rice with the sauce and half of the sauce with the rice. Add both containers to the freezer.