For single-serve portions, choose a syrup waffle only if the packaging confirms that each waffle has its own wrapper. A duo works if two waffles per wrapper are acceptable; a bag of mini syrup waffles does not automatically offer the same portion control. If you’re looking to create a premium shelf, also check the recipe and label for the exact variant, and confirm it’s available before adding it to your range.
If you want customers to be able to take one waffle without opening a second, check whether each waffle is individually wrapped. The number of waffles in a box doesn’t always tell you how many are in each individual wrapper.
If you’re creating a coffee-themed shelf, compare the recipe and size of the exact variant. PLUS lists its bag of 10 Daelmans syrup waffles as having a 50% syrup filling. This product specification doesn’t tell you whether the waffles are individually wrapped or indicate the quality of other variants.
If you’re buying for someone else, it’s important to check the label on the pack you’ve chosen. The Albert Heijn and PLUS product pages reviewed list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya for the respective variants. Don’t assume the same applies to other syrup waffles.
First, decide whether you need one waffle per wrapper. Then check the recipe and label on the pack you actually intend to buy.
When to choose it: for serving individual portions, with one waffle clearly defined as a single snack.
Bear in mind: Jumbo listed a Daelmans pack of 36 × 1 piece at 39 g, but it is no longer in its online range. If you’re choosing a product currently available, check the individual wrapper too.
When to choose it: for a duo or sharing occasion when two waffles at once are suitable.
Bear in mind: the Daelmans jumbo duo described by Albert Heijn contains two waffles per wrapper and is not in its range. It isn’t a single-serve bar.
When to choose them: for smaller bites or a pack to share.
Bear in mind: a bag of minis doesn’t confirm that each waffle is individually wrapped. Lidl lists around 37 Sondey minis per 316 g pack.
| What to consider | What to check | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Waffles per wrapper | Check how many waffles are in each individual wrapper, not just the total on the outer pack. | If I want to give customers one snack, I don’t want to open a duo by mistake. For around 42% of consumers, having an individual portion is the priority. |
| Recipe and serving occasion | Compare the ingredients and stated filling of the same variant, and consider which size suits the occasion. | For a coffee break, I want to choose based on the actual recipe, without assuming that a larger size tastes better. This is the most important consideration for around 33% of consumers. |
| Label and allergens | Read the ingredients, allergen information, net weight, best-before date and storage instructions on the pack you’ve chosen. | If I’m buying for someone with a food allergy or specific dietary needs, I need to be able to check the exact pack. Around 25% of consumers make checking the label their priority. |
Two large waffles in one wrapper or several minis in a bag aren’t the same as one individually wrapped waffle. That difference matters when customers need to be able to take exactly one snack.
Check how many waffles there are per individual wrapper before choosing a pack for single-serve portions.
Jumbo no longer lists the Daelmans pack of 36 × 1 piece in its online range; Albert Heijn says the same about the Daelmans jumbo duo described. So their pack details don’t confirm that you can currently buy these products through those retailers.
Check current availability and pack size with the retailer you plan to order from.
Ingredients and allergens can vary between variants. The syrup waffles described by Albert Heijn and PLUS list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya; this isn’t a complete allergen list for all syrup waffles.
If you’re buying for someone with an allergy or intolerance, check the information on the exact pack you’ve chosen.
The variants described include a bag of 10 syrup waffles, a jumbo duo and a previously listed pack of 36 × 1 piece.
Retailer with product information about a Daelmans caramel jumbo duo.
Retailer that listed a Daelmans pack of 36 × 1 piece at 39 g.
Mini butter syrup waffles for anyone looking for a smaller size.
Mini syrup waffles from two different brands listed by ALDI.
Retailer with product information about Daelmans syrup waffles and PLUS caramel syrup waffles, both sold in bags of 10.
If you’re creating a shelf focused on one waffle per snack occasion, you can assess this 10-piece pack by checking the individual wrapping, the size of each waffle and the label.
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If you’re serving one waffle at a time, the individual wrapping is especially important: check whether each waffle has its own wrapper. Also read the current label for ingredients and allergens, and check that the size of each waffle suits the portion you have in mind.
No. The Daelmans jumbo duo described by Albert Heijn has two waffles per wrapper. If you want to offer exactly one waffle, check that your chosen variant has one waffle per individual wrapper.
Check the allergen information on the pack of the exact variant. The products described by Albert Heijn and PLUS list ingredients including wheat, milk and soya, but other variants may differ. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information for prepacked products must appear on the label.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you buy. The product information described for Daelmans and PLUS syrup waffles says to store them in a cool, dry place; for other variants, follow the instructions on the product’s own label.
