Hosts who want to hand out biscuits individually
You want to set biscuits out or give them to guests without using an open plate or repackaging them yourself. With Lotus Biscoff’s individually wrapped formats, each biscuit has its own wrapper.
Choose a single-biscuit wrapper if guests will help themselves or you want to hand out exactly one biscuit per person; Lotus Biscoff offers packs of 150 and 300 individually wrapped biscuits. A wrapper containing two or three biscuits is only suitable if you deliberately want to offer a larger portion. Before handing them out, check the current label for allergens and the best-before date, especially if you choose a filled or chocolate variety.
You want to set biscuits out or give them to guests without using an open plate or repackaging them yourself. With Lotus Biscoff’s individually wrapped formats, each biscuit has its own wrapper.
You want to be able to count the portions in advance. Lotus Biscoff lists boxes and dispensers containing 150 or 300 individually wrapped biscuits; the number of portions you need will determine which size is right for you.
You want to check which variety suits your guests’ needs before handing out the biscuits. Ordinary Lotus Biscoff biscuits contain wheat and soya; the individually wrapped sandwich variety also contains milk and may contain traces of egg.
First decide whether each wrapper should contain one biscuit or a larger portion. Then compare the number of wrappers with your serving plan and check the label for the variety you’ve chosen.
| What to consider | What to check before buying | Who should pay particular attention? |
|---|---|---|
| A separate wrapper for each biscuit | Check that each wrapper really does contain one biscuit and how the sealed pack should be stored. | If guests will help themselves from the table, I want to be able to put out each biscuit in its own wrapper. For around 33% of consumers, this would be the main reason to choose this format. |
| Number of portions | Count the wrappers, not just the biscuits: a pack of 20 × 2 provides twenty portions of two biscuits. | For a larger gathering, I want to know in advance how many treats I can hand out. For around 27% of consumers, the number of portions would be the most important factor. |
| Allergens | Read the ingredients and allergen information on the current label, including any warnings about possible cross-contamination. | If a guest has a food allergy, I want to be able to check the chosen variety against the packaging. For around 27% of consumers, this check would come first. |
| Variety of treats | If you choose a filled or chocolate variety, check the number of biscuits per wrapper and the allergen information again. | I want to be able to offer an alternative alongside ordinary biscuits, as long as the portion suits my plan. For around 13% of consumers, this variety would be the main reason for their choice. |
A wrapper may also contain two or three biscuits. This means the number of portions won’t always match the number of biscuits.
Check both the number of wrappers and the number of biscuits in each one before working out how many you need.
A vegan label doesn’t mean a biscuit is free from wheat, soya or other allergens. Ordinary Lotus Biscoff biscuits contain wheat and soya; the sandwich variety also contains milk and may contain traces of egg.
Read the current label for the exact variety you plan to hand out and, if a guest has an allergy, check with them directly.
Lotus Biscoff presents the packs of 150 and 300 individual biscuits as foodservice formats. A listed product isn’t necessarily available to order from every retailer.
Before making your party plans, check whether the seller supplies consumers, what the minimum order quantity is and when your order could arrive.
Lotus Biscoff lists both consumer packs with two biscuits per wrapper and foodservice packs of 150 or 300 individually wrapped ordinary biscuits. There is also an individually wrapped sandwich variety.
Look at the quantity marking on the pack: 150 × 1 or 300 × 1 means one biscuit per wrapper. A format such as 20 × 2 contains two biscuits per wrapper, so count the wrappers when planning your portions.
Store the pack in a dry place away from sources of heat, as Lotus Biscoff advises for its individually wrapped formats. Also check the best-before date on the pack you buy.
Read the label on the pack you’ve chosen: according to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergens must be listed in the ingredients list for prepacked foods. Ask guests with an allergy to check the information on that pack before taking a biscuit.
No, a vegan label doesn’t replace allergen information. Ordinary Lotus Biscoff biscuits contain wheat and soya; the individually wrapped sandwich variety also contains milk and may contain traces of egg. Always check the variety you’ve chosen.