For a shared biscuit tin, the net weight and number of biscuits or portions are more useful than the ‘family pack’ label: Jumbo, PLUS and ALDI list standard packs weighing 468 to 480 g. Choose a smaller size if you want to put out fewer waffles at each coffee break. Before sharing them, always check the current ingredients, allergen information and storage instructions.
If you’re buying for several colleagues, compare the net weight and number of biscuits or portions. Jumbo, PLUS and ALDI list standard packs weighing 468 to 480 g; the right size depends on how much your team gets through.
For meetings or a snack area, a mini size may be more practical than one large multipack. Albert Heijn, for example, lists a 200 g mini version with 25 portions of 8 g; check how each product is packed.
If colleagues avoid certain ingredients, make sure it’s clear which product is in the biscuit tin. The standard versions listed by Jumbo, PLUS, Albert Heijn and Daelmans include ingredients such as wheat, milk or soya; check the label on the pack you choose.
First decide whether the waffles will come from a shared supply or be handed out in smaller quantities. Then check the exact variety and the information on the packaging.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Shared supply | Compare the net weight and number of biscuits or portions. Jumbo lists 468 g and 12 portions, PLUS lists 480 g, and ALDI lists 12 biscuits at 480 g. | If I’m stocking the biscuit tin for several coffee breaks, I want to know whether one pack will last long enough; around 36% of consumers prioritise having enough in stock. |
| Serving portions | Check the size of each waffle and whether the portions are individually wrapped. Albert Heijn lists 25 portions of 8 g for a mini version. | For meetings, I want to be able to offer each person a smaller amount; around 21% of consumers give this way of serving the highest priority. |
| Variety and coffee break | Check whether you’re choosing a standard stroopwafel, a butter version or a mini version. PLUS lists Daelmans stroopwafels in a bag of 10. | For the coffee area, I’m mainly looking for a particular type of stroopwafel or a familiar brand; around 29% of consumers consider this their top priority. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Check the current ingredients and allergen information for the exact pack before sharing the waffles. | If colleagues need to avoid certain ingredients, I want to be able to check what’s in the biscuit tin; around 14% of consumers prioritise checking the label. |
The label doesn’t tell you how many waffles you’ll get. Jumbo lists 468 g and 12 portions, while PLUS lists a Daelmans bag of 10; these are different options for a shared supply.
Check the net weight, number of biscuits and best-before date of the pack you want to order.
The standard versions listed by Jumbo, PLUS, Albert Heijn and Daelmans include allergens such as wheat, milk or soya. A product name alone won’t tell you whether a waffle suits everyone’s dietary needs.
Keep the current packaging or ingredients information with the office supplies, and check any alternative separately.
Jumbo lists a Daelmans box of 36 individually wrapped stroopwafels as no longer part of its online range. So the fact that this pack exists doesn’t mean you can order it now.
When placing your order, check which pack is available through your chosen shopping option.
PLUS lists Daelmans stroopwafels in a bag of 10, a size you can compare with larger packs for the office supply.
Jumbo lists a 468 g pack of butter stroopwafels with 12 portions.
PLUS lists a 480 g pack of standard stroopwafels.
Albert Heijn lists 310 g packs of standard stroopwafels, as well as a 200 g mini version.
ALDI lists Heerlijck Banket stroopwafels in a 12-piece, 480 g pack, as well as a mini version.
If eight stroopwafels are enough for your coffee break, this smaller pack is worth considering alongside the packs mentioned for a shared office supply.
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This pack is ideal for a coffee break when eight stroopwafels are enough.
Before serving them individually, check how they’re packed and consult the current allergen information before sharing.
Choose a size based on how much your team gets through, and compare the net weight with the number of biscuits or portions. Jumbo lists a 468 g pack with 12 portions; PLUS and ALDI list 480 g packs. For smaller servings, a smaller or mini size may be a better fit.
Don’t assume they’re suitable without checking. The standard versions listed by Jumbo, PLUS, Albert Heijn and Daelmans include wheat, milk and/or soya. Check the exact product against the current ingredients and allergen information.
Yes, check the packaging before handing out the stroopwafels, especially if allergens are a concern. According to Ondernemersplein, mandatory label information must also be available online; checking the packaging you receive helps you confirm which variety has actually been delivered.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’ve chosen. PLUS says to store its stroopwafels in a cool, dry and dark place; Albert Heijn also advises resealing the pack securely after use for its standard variety.
