If you want to serve a sealed biscuit with every coffee or tea, choose a pack that explicitly contains individually wrapped biscuits. For food service, Lotus Bakeries offers Biscoff speculoos in packs of 300 or 150 individually wrapped biscuits. If each biscuit doesn’t need its own wrapper, you could consider regular speculaas instead, as long as the serving method, storage instructions and up-to-date allergen information suit the way you work.
If you serve one biscuit with every coffee or tea, individually sealed portions can make serving straightforward and tidy. Lotus Bakeries says its box of individually wrapped Biscoff biscuits is suitable for cafés and restaurants, among other places.
A dispenser of individual portions may be a good fit for a coffee and tea station where guests help themselves to a biscuit. Lotus Bakeries presents its Biscoff dispenser for this type of service.
If you serve the biscuits yourself and don’t need an individual wrapper for each one, you could also consider a regular pack of speculaas. Choose a size that suits how much you use, and follow the storage instructions on the pack once it’s open.
First decide whether every guest needs a sealed biscuit or whether staff can serve biscuits from a regular pack. Then choose a pack size to suit your serving method and expected usage.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Sealed portions | Check that each biscuit is individually wrapped and how many portions the pack contains. | I want to be able to serve a sealed biscuit with every coffee, even if portions are prepared in advance for service. Around 37% of consumers prioritise individually sealed portions. |
| Quick to serve | Choose a box for table service or a dispenser for a dedicated self-service area. | During busy periods, I want to be able to pick up biscuits without having to portion them first. Around 27% of consumers place the greatest importance on quick serving. |
| Allergen information | Read the label on the product supplied and make sure staff can access the latest product information. | If guests ask about allergens, I want to be able to check the information for the product supplied. Around 18% of consumers prioritise this information. |
| Stock to suit your needs | Compare the number of biscuits and the weight with your expected usage; check the storage instructions once the pack is open. | For a small terrace, I want to choose a pack size that suits how much I use. Around 18% of consumers prioritise having the right amount in stock. |
A product name, pack weight or description such as ‘snack pack’ doesn’t necessarily mean that each biscuit has its own wrapper.
Before planning to serve a sealed portion to each guest, look for an explicit statement on the packaging or product page that the biscuits are individually wrapped.
Ingredients and allergen information can change. Albert Heijn therefore recommends checking the packaging of the product you’ve bought.
Check the current label when the product arrives, and make sure staff can access the information if guests ask about it.
Lotus Bakeries offers packs of 150 and 300 individually wrapped Biscoff biscuits. The right size depends on how many drinks you serve with a biscuit.
Estimate how many you’ll need for your own terrace and compare that with the number of portions in each pack. If individual wrappers aren’t needed, you could also consider a regular pack of speculaas.
Lotus Bakeries offers Biscoff speculoos for food service: a box of 300 individually wrapped biscuits and a dispenser containing 150 individually wrapped biscuits.
Albert Heijn lists products including AH Bakkers speculaas and AH Mini speculaasjes, as well as a Lotus Biscoff snack pack.
Jumbo stocks bakers’ speculaas, including Jumbo Bakkers Speculaas and Echte Bakkers Speculaas from De Ruiter's Bakkerij.
Lidl stocks Sondey Speculoos biscuits as part of its biscuit range.
ALDI lists Biscotto Bakkersspeculaas, weighing 600 g and containing 48 biscuits per pack.
This Joybuy selection features speculaas for serving with drinks. If each guest needs an individually sealed biscuit, check how each biscuit is packaged before buying; the mention of 8 pieces doesn’t confirm this.
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A speculaas option if you’d like to serve the biscuits yourself with coffee or tea. The product name states 8 pieces and 200 g; check that the pack suits your serving needs, and read the current label for ingredients, allergens and storage instructions.
No, it depends on how you serve them. Individual wrappers are a good choice if you want to serve a sealed portion with each drink. If you serve biscuits from a regular pack, choose a size that suits your usage and follow the storage instructions once it’s open.
Lotus Bakeries lists a catering box of 300 individually wrapped Biscoff biscuits and a dispenser containing 150 individually wrapped biscuits. The box is intended for service in cafés and other venues, while the dispenser is presented as a self-service option.
Make sure staff can access the latest information for the product you serve. Ondernemersplein states that allergens must be listed on the labels of prepacked food. Koninklijke Horeca Nederland points out that guests may also ask about allergens in both packaged and unpackaged products.
Use online information to help you shortlist products, but check the packaging of the product delivered before sharing information with guests. Albert Heijn says that ingredients, nutritional and allergen information can change.
