Choose mini syrup waffles for coffee with friends based on how you want to serve them: a stated number of pieces helps you fill a sharing plate, a portion size helps with measuring, and individual wrappers make them easy to pass around. Then compare the flavours and ingredients, and check the packaging you’ll actually be serving if anyone has allergies. A portion size on the label doesn’t mean each waffle is individually wrapped.
If you want to decide in advance how many mini syrup waffles to put out, a stated number of pieces gives you a useful guide. A listed portion size can also help with measuring, but it won’t necessarily correspond to one waffle.
If you won’t be putting everything out at once, individually wrapped waffles can be practical. Check the packaging for each product: a portion size doesn’t tell you whether they’re individually wrapped.
If guests need to avoid certain ingredients, check the ingredients and allergen information on the packaging before serving. The mini syrup waffles described from Jumbo and Daelmans contain wheat, milk and soya, among other ingredients.
First decide whether you’ll put the mini syrup waffles on a plate, serve them in small batches or pass them around individually. Then check which product details matter most to your guests.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Number for the group | Check the number of pieces and the pack weight; don’t confuse the number of portions with the number of waffles. | If I’m putting together a plate for friends, I want to work out how many minis to put out and whether there’ll be any left for a second round of coffee. Around 37% of consumers give this kind of planning top priority. |
| Sharing and portions | Check the portion size separately, and whether each waffle has its own wrapper. | When I’m passing the waffles around and don’t want to open them all at once, I want to know how they’re packaged. For around 27% of consumers, ease of serving comes first. |
| Flavour and butter content | Check the flavour and, if you want to compare this, the stated butter content for the exact variant. | If I want to cater for my guests’ tastes, it matters to me whether I serve salted caramel or another flavour. Flavour and ingredients are the first consideration for around 18% of consumers. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients, allergen information and any warnings on the packaging you’re buying. | If a guest needs to avoid certain ingredients, I want to be sure what’s in the waffles before serving them. Around 18% of consumers give this check top priority. |
Albert Heijn lists a portion size of 8 g for its mini variant; Jumbo lists around 12 portions of 24 g for its 300 g butter mini waffles. This nutritional information doesn’t tell you whether the waffles are individually wrapped. Only the Jumbo variant described as 18 × 8 g is explicitly labelled as individually wrapped.
Check the number of pieces, portion size and packaging separately.
The Daelmans and Jumbo variants described contain wheat, milk and soya, among other ingredients. Choosing a smaller waffle doesn’t remove the need to check the ingredients and allergen information.
Ask which ingredients your guests need to avoid, then check the packaging of the product you’ve chosen just before serving.
On 6 October 2026, Lidl listed Sondey mini waffles as available in store only. The page for Jumbo’s individually wrapped 18 × 8 g variant says it’s no longer in the online range. Neither listing confirms that you’ll be able to get the variant when you’re shopping.
Check current availability with the shop before planning to serve a specific product.
These product ranges offer different ways to serve mini syrup waffles. Always compare the exact variant and packaging.
PLUS describes a bag of Daelmans Mini Stroopwafels Caramel containing 25 pieces, intended for sharing.
AH Stroopwafel mini karamel zeezout is a 200 g pack with a stated portion size of 8 g.
Jumbo describes 300 g of mini butter syrup waffles, as well as an individually wrapped variant of 18 × 8 g.
ALDI Nederland describes 300 g packs of Heerlijck Banket mini syrup waffles.
On 6 October 2026, Lidl Nederland listed 316 g packs of Sondey mini butter syrup waffles, with around 37 pieces per pack.
Decide how many waffles you want to serve each guest, then use the number of pieces or the portion information to plan your choice. PLUS lists 25 pieces for the Daelmans bag described; Albert Heijn lists 25 portions of 8 g for its salted caramel variant. One portion isn’t necessarily one waffle.
No, you’ll need to check each variant. Jumbo describes its 18 × 8 g variant as individually wrapped; a stated portion size for another product doesn’t tell you whether the waffles have individual wrappers.
Read the allergen information on the packaging for the variant you’ve chosen. The Jumbo and Daelmans products described contain wheat, milk and soya, among other ingredients. If a guest needs to avoid these ingredients, don’t rely solely on a product page you viewed earlier.
Follow the storage instructions on the packaging for your variant. For the mini syrup waffles described, Albert Heijn recommends storing them in a sealed tin after opening; instructions may vary by product.
