Who are mini stroopwafels practical for?

Students stocking up for the first time

If you want to share a bag with housemates or enjoy it on several occasions, check the pack size and the storage instructions for after opening.

Students who serve themselves

If you’d like a few mini stroopwafels with your coffee or tea, check the stated portion size and decide how many you want to take from the bag. A resealable pack can be handy for storing what’s left.

Shoppers who need to check ingredients

If you have an allergy or follow a specific diet, the label on the variant you choose matters more than the brand or size. The variants described from AH, Jumbo and PLUS list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya.

What should you look for when choosing?

First decide whether you want to share the bag or mainly take out small amounts for yourself. Then check the storage instructions and, if relevant, the ingredients of the specific variant.

What to consider What to check Who is this important for?
Stock and pack size Check the pack size in grams and how to store the waffles after opening. If I want to share my first stock with housemates, the pack size needs to suit several snack breaks. Around 34% of consumers prioritise having a useful stock.
Serving yourself Compare the stated portion size with the amount you want to eat; also check whether the bag is resealable. With coffee or tea, I want to be able to take out a small amount beforehand, rather than keep eating from the bag. Around 33% of consumers prioritise portioning their own snacks.
Ingredients and allergens Read the ingredients and allergen information on the current packaging of the variant you choose. If an ingredient matters to me, I want to be able to check the label before eating. For around 33% of consumers, checking this is the top priority.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming mini automatically means a small portion

    The size of one waffle doesn’t determine how many you take from the bag. The stated portion size is a guide on the packaging, not a limit on how many you can have.

    Set aside the amount you want to eat, then store the rest according to the instructions on the packaging.

  • Relying on a product photo for allergen information

    The variants described from AH, Jumbo and PLUS list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya. A photo or a product page you viewed earlier is no substitute for checking the label on the pack you’re actually using.

    Before eating, check the current ingredients and allergen information for that variant.

  • Assuming every mini variant is available to order online

    Lidl lists Sondey Mini-roomboter stroopwafels as an in-store product.

    Before you shop, check how you can buy the variant you’ve chosen and check the information from the relevant retailer.

Brands to compare

PLUS huismerk

PLUS Mini stroopwafels comes in a 300 g bag, making it a good option if you want to stock up.

  • The stated pack size is 300 g.
  • The ingredients list includes wheat, milk and soya; check the label on the pack you choose.

Jumbo huismerk

Jumbo Mini Stroopwafels met Roomboter is a 300 g variant for shoppers who want to take the recipe into account.

  • Jumbo states that it contains 25% butter and provides around 12 portions of 24 g.
  • The product information lists gluten, milk, soya and wheat.

Albert Heijn (AH huismerk)

AH Mini stroopwafels comes in a resealable 300 g bag, ideal if you regularly want to take out a small amount.

  • Albert Heijn states a portion size of 8 g, with 37 portions per bag.
  • The product information lists milk, soya, lactose and wheat. AH recommends storing the waffles in a sealed container after opening.

Daelmans

Daelmans Mini’s comes in a 200 g bag for anyone who’d prefer a smaller pack.

  • The variant described contains 44% syrup filling.
  • The label lists wheat, milk and soya.

Sondey (Lidl)

Sondey Mini-roomboter stroopwafels is an option to look for in Lidl stores.

  • Lidl states that each pack contains 316 g and around 37 waffles.
  • Lidl lists this variant as available in store only. You can also check the packaging there if you want to compare ingredients.

Heerlijck Banket (ALDI)

Heerlijck Banket Mini Stroopwafels is a 300 g variant to look for at ALDI.

  • ALDI states that it contains 25% butter.
  • Check the packaging in store if the ingredients or nutritional information will affect your choice.

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Frequently asked questions

Do mini stroopwafels automatically help you have a smaller portion?

No, the size doesn’t determine how much you end up eating. For AH Mini stroopwafels, Albert Heijn states a portion size of 8 g; Jumbo states a portion size of 24 g for its mini butter variant. Use these figures as a guide and decide for yourself how many to take from the bag.

How should I store mini stroopwafels after opening?

Follow the instructions on the packaging for your variant. Albert Heijn recommends storing AH Mini stroopwafels in a sealed container after opening; PLUS advises keeping its mini stroopwafels in a cool, dry, dark place.

Which allergens should I check in mini stroopwafels?

Check the allergens on the current packaging of the variant you want to eat. The mini stroopwafels described from AH, Jumbo and PLUS list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya, but don’t assume they have the same ingredients as another product or an earlier purchase.