If you want to fill a serving plate
A stated piece count makes it easier to plan when guests will help themselves. PLUS lists 25 Daelmans Mini’s in a bag, while Lidl Netherlands gives an approximate count of 37 for its Sondey mini waffles.
If you want to fill a serving plate for guests to help themselves to small waffles, choose mini syrup waffles with a stated piece count. For a smaller group, you can count standard-sized waffles individually too; with a large bag sold by weight, check separately how many waffles it contains. When serving food to share, always check the label on the pack you’ve chosen.
A stated piece count makes it easier to plan when guests will help themselves. PLUS lists 25 Daelmans Mini’s in a bag, while Lidl Netherlands gives an approximate count of 37 for its Sondey mini waffles.
When syrup waffles are part of a larger buffet, the quantity in each pack matters too. PLUS lists a 480 g bag and Jumbo a 468 g option; check separately how many individual waffles you want to serve.
For small servings or waffles to take away, compare mini waffles with individually wrapped options. When serving food to share, keep the packaging so guests can check the ingredients and allergens for that exact variety.
First, decide how you want to serve the syrup waffles. Then compare the piece count, size and information on the packaging.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Pieces to share | Check the piece count and whether they’re mini or standard-sized waffles. | If guests will help themselves, I want to know in advance how many individual waffles I can put out. This is the top priority for around 36% of consumers. |
| Quantity per pack | Compare the net weight and check the number of waffles separately if you want to work out how many each guest gets. | When syrup waffles are just one part of the buffet, I mainly want to know how much is in each pack. This total quantity is the main concern for an estimated 29% of consumers. |
| Small portions | Compare mini waffles, duo packs and the stated serving size for the exact variety. | For a small treat or something to take away, I want to be able to divide up portions in advance without putting out a large waffle for each person. Around 21% of consumers prioritise this size. |
| Label and storage | Check the ingredients and allergens on the pack you’ve bought, and follow the storage instructions. | If guests ask what’s in the waffles, I want to be able to show them the correct packaging. This label check is the top priority for around 14% of consumers. |
The weight doesn’t tell you how many individual waffles you can serve. For example, Jumbo lists its mini waffles at 300 g, while PLUS lists Daelmans Mini’s as a bag of 25.
Decide how many individual waffles you want to put out, then look for a pack with a suitable piece count.
Ingredients and allergens can vary between varieties. The Daelmans and PLUS products reviewed list, among other things, wheat or gluten, milk and soya.
Keep the current label from the pack you’ve bought beside the serving plate so guests can check the information for themselves.
PLUS’s product information for Daelmans says to store the waffles in a cool, dry, dark place. An uncovered plate in the sun or damp conditions isn’t ideal.
Keep the remaining packs sealed and protected, and top up the plate in smaller batches.
PLUS lists, among other options, a bag of 25 mini syrup waffles and a bag of 10 standard-sized syrup waffles.
Albert Heijn lists options including AH Roomboter syrup waffles, AH Terra Plant-based syrup waffles and a reduced-sugar variety.
Jumbo lists 468 g butter syrup waffles and 300 g mini butter syrup waffles.
Lidl Netherlands describes a 316 g pack of mini butter syrup waffles containing approximately 37 pieces.
ALDI describes a 378 g pack containing 12 syrup waffles.
PLUS lists a 480 g own-brand pack and several Daelmans sizes, including mini waffles, a bag of 10 and a duo pack.
These two Kanjers packs suit anyone who wants to count out standard-sized syrup waffles in advance. If you’re looking for individual mini waffles to put on a serving plate, check the size of a different pack.
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The stated count of 8 waffles makes it easier to work out how many you can serve. According to the Joybuy product description, they’re individually wrapped in pairs, so bear that in mind if you want to put them out on a plate.
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With 10 syrup waffles listed, you can count out the treats for each guest in advance. Check the size and current label if you want to serve small portions or guests ask about the ingredients.
Start with the number of waffles you want to offer, then check the stated piece count per pack. PLUS lists 25 Daelmans mini waffles or 10 standard-sized waffles per bag, Lidl Netherlands lists approximately 37 Sondey mini waffles, and ALDI lists 12 syrup waffles per pack. Decide whether guests will have one standard-sized waffle, a few mini waffles or an optional treat.
Always check the label on the exact pack, and let guests read it themselves if needed. Some of the Daelmans and PLUS varieties reviewed list wheat or gluten, milk and soya; this doesn’t tell you which ingredients are in every other variety.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’ve chosen. PLUS’s product information for Daelmans says to store the waffles in a cool, dry, dark place. Keep any sealed spare packs protected and only put out the waffles you’re planning to serve soon.
For prepacked syrup waffles, check the ingredients, allergens, net quantity and nutritional information for the variety you’ve chosen. Your Europe lists these details in its EU rules for prepacked foods; the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority explains how allergens are shown in the ingredients list.