If you want to put one caramel waffle out for each guest, check how many waffles are in each wrapper: Daelmans Duo contains two, so it isn’t a pack with just one waffle. Mini caramel waffles are ideal for a sharing bowl that guests can help themselves to, while a larger pack makes sense if you’d like to save the rest for future coffee breaks. Whatever you choose, check the ingredients, allergens and storage instructions on the packaging.
If you’d rather not cut or divide them up on the spot, check how many waffles are in each wrapper. Albert Heijn and PLUS list two Daelmans Duo caramel waffles per pack. That makes portioning straightforward, but it isn’t the same as having one individually wrapped waffle.
If guests would like to help themselves to a small amount, mini caramel waffles offer a different way to serve them than giving each person a set waffle. Albert Heijn lists 8 g portions for its caramel and sea salt mini version; with an open bowl, each guest can choose how many to take.
A pack with several full-size caramel waffles is a good choice if you’d like to save some for later. Lidl lists Sondey as a pack of 12, while PLUS offers a bag of 10. Check how to store your chosen pack once opened, and read the label if anyone has allergies.
First decide whether you want to put out one waffle per guest, let guests help themselves from a bowl or keep some in reserve for future coffee breaks.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Portion per guest | Count the waffles in each wrapper. Albert Heijn lists two Daelmans Duo waffles weighing 78 g in total, or 39 g per waffle. | If I want to give everyone a set portion, I want to know in advance whether each wrapper contains one or two waffles. For around 42% of consumers, having a clearly defined portion is the priority. |
| Sharing at the table | Check the size and number of portions. Albert Heijn lists 25 portions of 8 g per pack of its caramel and sea salt mini version. | At a coffee table where everyone helps themselves, I don’t want to limit anyone to a set amount. Around 33% of consumers prioritise being able to choose their own portion. |
| Quantity and ingredients | Compare the number of waffles with the occasions you’ll be serving them, and read the ingredients, allergens and storage instructions on the pack you choose. | If there are waffles left after a visit, I want to know whether I can keep them for later and what I’m offering my guests. Having the right amount and clear label information matter most to around 25% of consumers. |
The Daelmans Duo listed by Albert Heijn and PLUS contains two caramel waffles weighing 78 g in total. So, in this case, one wrapper per guest means two waffles per guest.
If you want to give everyone exactly one waffle, check both the number of waffles in each wrapper and the portion size.
A caramel waffle’s name doesn’t tell you which allergens are in the exact version you’re buying. Jumbo lists egg, milk, soya and wheat among the ingredients in Kanjers Originele Stroopwafels, and says the product may contain nuts.
If a guest has an allergy, check the ingredients list and any ‘may contain’ warning on the packaging of the product you’ll actually be serving.
A pack of 10 or 12 may leave you with waffles for another occasion after a small coffee get-together. Whether that size is right depends on how many you’ll serve now and how you can store the rest.
Choose the number of waffles with your next occasion in mind, and follow the storage instructions on the packaging once opened.
Duo is worth considering if you want to put out a ready-portioned pack with your coffee. Albert Heijn and PLUS describe a wrapper containing two caramel waffles weighing 78 g in total.
Albert Heijn’s caramel and sea salt mini waffles are a good example for anyone planning to put out a sharing bowl.
Jumbo lists its own caramel waffle pack as 8 × 29 g, a size you can compare with a duo or a bowl of mini waffles.
Jumbo describes Kanjers Originele Stroopwafels as four packs of two waffles each. This is a different product from Kanjers Extra Delicious in the product selection below.
Lidl describes Sondey butter caramel waffles as a pack of 12, weighing 480 g, making it an option to consider if you’re after a larger pack.
PLUS describes its own bag of 10 caramel waffles and also offers Daelmans Duo as an example of individually wrapped waffles.
This pack of Kanjers Extra Delicious contains 10 caramel waffles. It’s a good choice for a coffee get-together if you’d like to buy several waffles; if you want a set portion per guest, check how many are individually wrapped.
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A pack for coffee with several guests, or for more than one coffee break. Pack contents: 10 caramel waffles. If you want to put out one waffle per guest, check whether they’re individually wrapped; if anyone has allergies, read the label on the pack you buy.
No. The Daelmans Duo listed by Albert Heijn and PLUS contains two caramel waffles weighing 78 g in total. Albert Heijn lists each waffle as 39 g. So, if you want to give each guest exactly one waffle, check how many there are in each wrapper.
Check the ingredients and allergens on the exact pack you’ll be serving, including any ‘may contain’ warning. For example, Jumbo lists egg, milk, soya and wheat in Kanjers Originele Stroopwafels and says the product may contain nuts; don’t automatically assume the same applies to a different Kanjers version. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority points out that allergens must be listed on the labels of prepacked foods.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’ve bought. Albert Heijn says its caramel and sea salt mini waffles should be kept in a sealed tin once opened; check the packaging for any other version.
Check the ingredients, allergens, best-before date and any storage instructions, as well as the number of waffles in the pack. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority emphasises that information on prepacked food labels must be easy to read; use the label on the pack you’ve bought to help you decide.
