Nastar, Classic Cookies Since Colonial Times Still Exist

Surabaya – Nastar has remained one of the classic cookies that never loses its fans. Although originating from the Dutch colonial era, this tiny cookie filled with pineapple jam continues to be a favorite among Indonesians to this day. Almost every major celebration – from Christmas, Chinese New Year, to Eid al-Fitr – nastar is a must-have dish served on the dining table. Its popularity stems from the soft texture and sweet-sour pineapple filling, creating a harmonious combination loved by many. Over time, nastar has evolved from being only for the nobility, as it was during the colonial period, to becoming a part of Indonesian family culinary traditions passed down from generation to generation.

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