If you like to plan your portions
Want to take waffles with you or spread them across separate snack breaks? A 4-pack or snack pack is worth comparing. Albert Heijn lists a Daelmans 4-pack, while PLUS lists a Daelmans snack pack.
When stocking up on snacks, start by choosing a pack that suits how you plan to use it: a 4-pack or snack pack for smaller stock-up portions, or minis to share from a bag. Then compare the flavours and check the current packaging for ingredients, allergens, nutritional information and best-before date; the pack name doesn’t always tell you how the waffles are wrapped inside.
Want to take waffles with you or spread them across separate snack breaks? A 4-pack or snack pack is worth comparing. Albert Heijn lists a Daelmans 4-pack, while PLUS lists a Daelmans snack pack.
For a platter or a shared stash, you could try minis. PLUS lists Daelmans chocolate minis in a 157 g stand-up pouch; you can decide how many to take out each time.
Looking for milk chocolate, or a stronger caramel note? Jumbo lists a milk chocolate variety and another made with milk chocolate and salted caramel pieces.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Portions and taking them with you | Check how many waffles are in the pack and whether they’re individually wrapped. | If I want something to take on the go, I don’t want to open a larger bag each time. Around 33% of consumers prioritise having a set portion. |
| Sharing and minis | Compare the pack type and weight; PLUS lists a 157 g Daelmans mini pouch. | For a shared stash, I want small waffles that people can take as needed. Around 25% of consumers give sharing top priority. |
| Chocolate and flavour | Read the full variety name. As well as milk chocolate, Jumbo lists a 231 g variety with 5% salted caramel pieces. | When topping up my stash, I’m specifically looking for milk chocolate or a caramel note. The flavour they want is the deciding factor for around 25% of consumers. |
| Label and nutritional information | Check the ingredients, allergens, portion size and nutritional values on the current packaging for the variety you’ve chosen. | If ingredients or nutritional information influence my choice, I want to read the label for that exact variety. Around 17% of consumers prioritise this check. |
A mini pouch and a snack pack suit different ways of stocking up. And milk chocolate with salted caramel pieces offers a different flavour from milk chocolate without that extra note.
Compare the full product name, weight and any additional flavours listed.
The name on the outer packaging doesn’t automatically tell you how each waffle is wrapped inside. That matters if you want to take them with you individually.
Check the packaging for individual wrappers if you need them.
Product information can change. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information for prepacked foods must appear on the label.
Check the current label when you buy, including any warnings about cross-contamination and the best-before date.
The values the Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives for a plain stroopwafel don’t automatically apply to a chocolate-coated variety.
Use the nutritional information for the product you choose, and check whether the values are per 100 g or per portion.
Albert Heijn lists a Daelmans chocolate 4-pack and chocolate minis; PLUS also lists chocolate minis and a snack pack.
Jumbo lists 219 g milk chocolate stroopwafels and a 231 g variety with milk chocolate and 5% salted caramel pieces.
Albert Heijn lists both Daelmans Milk Chocolate Stroopwafels 4-pack and an AH chocolate stroopwafel with milk chocolate.
PLUS lists Daelmans chocolate minis in a 157 g stand-up pouch and a 163 g chocolate snack pack.
ALDI lists chocolate stroopwafels as one of the types in its biscuit range.
If you’re stocking up on a four-piece pack with milk chocolate and caramel, take a look at this Kanjers variety.
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A four-piece pack to compare if you’re looking for a smaller unit for your snack stash.
Check the total net weight on the packaging if you want to compare quantities. The information about nuts differs between the allergen statement and the additional product information; if you have a nut allergy, read the current label before choosing this product.
Yes, check the label on the pack you’re buying. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information for prepacked foods must appear on the label; product information can change.
Follow the storage and best-before information on the packaging you’ve chosen. Jumbo advises storing its milk chocolate variety and milk chocolate and caramel variety in a cool, dry place.
No, use the nutritional information for the specific chocolate stroopwafel. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre’s values for a plain stroopwafel don’t automatically apply to a chocolate-coated variety; also compare the portion size shown.
Minis are a good fit if you want to share a stash or take a few small waffles at a time; a 4-pack or snack pack suits smaller stock-up portions. Check the number of waffles and the inner packaging if you need an individually wrapped waffle for each person.