Who are these syrup waffles for?

Dark chocolate fans

If the chocolate coating is the deciding factor for you, look for an explicit ‘dark chocolate’ description. Coco & Sebas states that its mini syrup waffles in the pack reviewed contain 72% dark chocolate. Check the allergens and availability of that variety too.

Buying for shared coffee breaks

For an office where colleagues help themselves to a syrup waffle, the number of individual portions may matter more than having just one chocolate variety. Van Oordt describes a box of 120 Elite Dutch mini syrup waffles: 60 half-dipped in dark chocolate and 60 half-dipped in milk chocolate.

Buyers who are happy with milk chocolate too

If dark chocolate isn’t essential, you could also consider a chocolate snack pack. According to PLUS’s product description, the Daelmans Chocolate Syrup Waffles snack pack contains a syrup waffle with milk chocolate, not dark chocolate.

What should you look for when choosing?

First decide whether every syrup waffle needs to have dark chocolate. Then compare the number of suitable portions and check whether you’ll be able to reorder your chosen variety.

What to look for What to check when buying Who it matters to
Dark chocolate Look for ‘dark chocolate’ in the product description and on the packaging; check the stated cocoa percentage for the variety you’ve chosen. I want the chocolate coating to be clearly labelled as dark, not just as chocolate. This is the top priority for around 40% of consumers.
Sharing portions Check the number of pieces. If you’re buying a mixed pack, count how many contain the type of chocolate you want. Colleagues should be able to easily help themselves to a suitable waffle with their coffee. For around 30% of consumers, having portions to share comes first.
Reordering Check current availability. When you reorder, check the chocolate variety and ingredients again. I want to be able to make the same choice for future coffee breaks without accidentally switching to milk chocolate. Being able to reorder the same product is the top priority for around 30% of consumers.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming ‘chocolate’ means ‘dark chocolate’

    PLUS describes the Daelmans Chocolate Syrup Waffles snack pack as a syrup waffle with milk chocolate. So the name alone doesn’t tell you whether a snack pack meets a requirement for dark chocolate.

    Before ordering for the office, check the product description and ingredients list for the specific chocolate variety.

  • Counting a mixed box as an all-dark-chocolate selection

    According to Van Oordt, 60 of the 120 Elite Dutch mini waffles are half-dipped in dark chocolate; the other 60 are half-dipped in milk chocolate.

    Count how many dark chocolate portions you need. If everyone must be able to choose a dark chocolate variety, the total number of pieces on the box isn’t enough to go by.

  • Assuming dark chocolate makes them suitable for everyone

    Van Oordt lists wheat, milk and soya for the Elite Dutch mix. Coco & Sebas lists gluten, milk and soya for the dark chocolate variety reviewed.

    Check the label with every delivery, and make the ingredients and allergen information available to colleagues choosing from the shared supply.

  • Relying on an earlier availability check

    The Coco & Sebas product page showed the variety reviewed, with 72% dark chocolate, as out of stock. That product specification doesn’t mean you can necessarily order it.

    Check availability just before placing your order, and compare the current product information with the packaging when it arrives.

Brands and varieties to consider

The main difference between these varieties is whether you get only dark chocolate, a mix, or a milk chocolate option.

Elite Dutch / Van Oordt

A chocolate syrup waffle mix for sharing over coffee and tea at the office.

  • Van Oordt describes a box of 120 mini syrup waffles, 60 half-dipped in dark chocolate and 60 half-dipped in milk chocolate.
  • This isn’t a box containing dark chocolate varieties only. Van Oordt lists wheat, milk and soya in the ingredients.

Coco & Sebas

Mini syrup waffles for anyone looking for a clearly labelled dark chocolate coating.

  • For the 190 g pack reviewed, Coco & Sebas states that the coating contains 72% dark chocolate.
  • The product page showed this variety as out of stock. The listed ingredients include gluten, milk and soya.

Daelmans

Chocolate syrup waffles in formats including snack packs; the chocolate variety depends on the product.

  • Daelmans lists chocolate syrup waffles in snack pack and mini formats on its own website.
  • The 163 g Daelmans Chocolate snack pack described by PLUS contains milk chocolate, not dark chocolate. PLUS lists wheat, soya and milk, and states that the product may contain nuts.

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Frequently asked questions

Are all chocolate syrup waffles made with dark chocolate?

No. PLUS describes the Daelmans Chocolate Syrup Waffles snack pack as a syrup waffle with milk chocolate. If dark chocolate is a must, check the label on the pack you’ve chosen. Coco & Sebas states that its mini syrup waffles in the pack reviewed contain 72% dark chocolate.

Are all the waffles in the Elite Dutch mix dark chocolate?

No. Van Oordt states that 60 mini syrup waffles are half-dipped in dark chocolate and 60 are half-dipped in milk chocolate. So if colleagues only want dark chocolate, count on 60 suitable pieces per box.

Should I check the allergens again when a new delivery arrives?

Yes. Read the label on the variety delivered before adding the syrup waffles to a shared office supply. The European Union requires ingredients and allergen information on prepacked foods. The chocolate varieties reviewed list milk and soya, among other ingredients, and the other allergens vary by product.

How should I store syrup waffles for the office?

Follow the storage instructions on the packaging you’ve bought. For the Daelmans Duopack described by PLUS, the advice is to store it in a cool, dry, dark place. Check the instructions on any other pack.