Organisers handing out small treats
If visitors will be helping themselves to a syrup waffle, mini waffles offer more individual servings than a pack of larger ones. Lidl, for example, lists around 37 minis per 316 g pack.
Choose mini syrup waffles if you want visitors to be able to help themselves to a small treat. For a small group, larger waffles with a clearly stated quantity are easier to divide up; twin packs are handy when you want to separate portions in advance. For the latter, check availability and read the label on the pack you buy before handing them out.
If visitors will be helping themselves to a syrup waffle, mini waffles offer more individual servings than a pack of larger ones. Lidl, for example, lists around 37 minis per 316 g pack.
A pack with a clearly stated number of larger waffles makes it easier to work out in advance how many you can hand out. Jumbo lists 12 portions in its 468 g pack of butter syrup waffles.
Twin packs can make it easier to keep count as you hand them out. Do check that the twin-pack product you choose is available: Albert Heijn lists the Daelmans counter display we found as unavailable in its range.
First decide whether visitors will get a small treat, a larger waffle or a pre-portioned serving. Then compare the quantities and the information on the packaging.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Small individual treats | Check the size and the number of minis listed per bag. | If visitors will be helping themselves, I want to be able to offer plenty of small treats. This would be the main need for around 33% of consumers. |
| Planning portions | Check the number of larger waffles and whether they are packed in pairs. | For my stall team, I want to know in advance how many portions I can hand out. This would be the top priority for around 25% of consumers. |
| Comparing pack contents | Compare the weight and number of items in similar packs. | When buying for a group of visitors, I want to know how many waffles I’ll get from each pack. Around 25% of consumers would see this as the main consideration. |
| Label information | Read the ingredients, allergen information and storage instructions on the pack you buy. | If visitors ask what a waffle contains, I want to be able to check the current label. For around 17% of consumers, this would be the main requirement. |
Lidl lists around 37 minis in 316 g, compared with 12 larger waffles in its 480 g pack. So the number of items alone doesn’t tell you how many visitors will get the treat you have in mind.
Before you buy, decide whether you want to hand out a small treat or a larger waffle to each visitor.
Albert Heijn lists a Daelmans counter display as unavailable in its range; a PLUS product was shown as unavailable at the selected store. Lidl lists the Sondey products we found as available in store only.
Check your local shop or delivery option shortly before buying, and choose a suitable alternative if needed.
If you only discover the item is missing when you get to the shop, you may need to make an extra trip or change your serving plan.
Ingredients and allergens vary between syrup waffles. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, sellers of non-prepacked food must inform consumers about the allergens it contains.
Keep the current packaging or the allergen information for the exact product you’re handing out available at your stall.
PLUS lists Daelmans syrup waffles as full-size waffles, minis and twin packs.
The AH pack of syrup waffles is an option if you’re looking for a limited number of larger waffles.
Jumbo lists both larger butter syrup waffles and minis in its range.
Lidl lists a pack of larger butter syrup waffles and a bag of minis under the Sondey brand.
ALDI lists both regular syrup waffles and mini syrup waffles under the Heerlijck Banket brand.
PLUS lists Korenlanders butter syrup waffles, among other products, as well as Daelmans varieties.
These Kanjers packs list a number of larger syrup waffles. They’re particularly useful if you’re counting out portions for a small group; check the packaging to see how the waffles are arranged in the pack.
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Ten pieces give you a starting point when counting out larger waffles for a small group. Check the packaging to see whether they’re individually wrapped, and read the current label before handing them out.
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Eight pieces are easy to count out for a small gathering. If you need twin packs, check the pack you buy to see whether the waffles are wrapped in pairs; keep the label handy too, in case anyone asks about the ingredients.
Yes. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, sellers of non-prepacked food must inform consumers about the allergens it contains. So keep the information for the syrup waffles you’re actually handing out available at your stall.
Check the allergen information on the label of the specific pack. For its 468 g butter syrup waffles, Jumbo lists gluten, milk and soya, among other allergens; a Kanjers variety listed by Jumbo may also contain nuts. Don’t assume this information applies to another variety without checking its label.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’re using, and close the bag as directed once it’s open. The Kanjers Original syrup waffles listed by Joybuy come with advice to keep the pack tightly closed after opening.