What should you look for when choosing?
First decide how many waffles you want to open at a time. Then consider whether you can store an opened pack properly at the campsite, and check the label if ingredients or allergens will affect your choice.
| What to consider |
What to check before buying |
Who it matters to |
| Pack format |
Check whether it explicitly says one or two waffles per pack unit; the total number of waffles doesn’t tell you whether they’re individually wrapped. |
If I want to take one waffle on my own, I want to be able to leave the others sealed. For around 42% of consumers, portion size is the top priority. |
| Storing after opening |
Read the storage instructions and check whether you can keep an opened bag somewhere cool, dry and dark, and seal it well. |
If you’re packing snacks for several days at a festival, you’ll want to avoid leaving an open bag loose in the tent. Around 33% of consumers put storage first. |
| Ingredients and allergens |
Read the current ingredients list, allergen information and any warnings on the physical pack. |
If I have a relevant allergy or intolerance, I need to know what’s in this specific product before eating it. Checking the label comes first for around 25% of consumers. |
Relevant brands and pack formats
These examples can help you compare pack descriptions; always check the specific product you’ve chosen and its current label when you buy.
Daelmans
Jumbo listed a Daelmans syrup waffle pack as 36x1st, with 36 × 39 g: a useful reference if you’re looking for single-waffle units.
- The description gives both the number of units and the weight per unit.
- The listed product contains milk, wheat and soya. Also check how each waffle is actually packed and whether the product is available.
Kanjers
Jumbo lists Kanjers Original Syrup Waffles in a 4 × 2 pack. That works for two waffles at a time, rather than a strict one-waffle portion.
- The pack description explicitly says this product comes in pairs.
- Check the ingredients and allergens on the pack you choose; listings can vary between products.
Jumbo
Jumbo listed its own-brand syrup waffles as 8 × 29 g. This gives the number of waffles and the weight per waffle.
- The weight per waffle is clearly stated for this product.
- The description doesn’t confirm that each waffle is individually wrapped. The listed product contains gluten, milk, soya and wheat.
PLUS
PLUS lists Caramel Syrup Waffles in a bag of 10: a pack to consider if you’re planning several snack breaks.
- The total number of waffles is stated for this bag.
- A bag of 10 doesn’t confirm that the waffles are individually portioned. PLUS advises storing these syrup waffles in a cool, dry place.
Sondey
Lidl Nederland listed Sondey butter syrup waffles as a pack of 12, with a total weight of 480 g.
- The number of waffles and total weight can help you choose a larger pack.
- These details don’t confirm whether the waffles are packed individually or in pairs, so check the format if it matters for your snack plans.
Syrup waffles for one or two at a time
These two Kanjers products suit different portion plans for festival camping: individually wrapped waffles for one at a time, or a pack of two if you want to share or open two together.
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Kanjers Extra Delicious Syrup Waffles, 10 pieces
For anyone who wants to take one waffle at a time: the product description says the waffles are individually wrapped.
Pack of 10. If you have allergies, check the ingredients and allergens on the current label; also check the best-before date before buying.
View at Joybuy
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Kanjers Original Syrup Waffles, 8 pieces
For anyone who wants to eat or share two waffles at a time: Joybuy describes these syrup waffles as packed in pairs, not as individual one-waffle portions.
Pack of 8. If you have allergies, check the label on the pack you choose and look at the best-before date before buying.
View at Joybuy
Frequently asked questions
Does ‘individually wrapped’ mean each syrup waffle is in its own wrapper?
Check the actual pack format to be sure. Jumbo’s listing of 36x1st indicates units of one waffle, while 4 × 2 pieces for Kanjers means twin portions. The description 8 × 29 g gives the weight per waffle, but doesn’t confirm that they’re individually wrapped.
How should I store an opened pack at a festival campsite?
Store opened syrup waffles somewhere cool, dry and dark, and seal them well, as advised by the Voedingscentrum. If needed, use a storage box or bag that closes securely, and follow the instructions on the pack too.
Can I rely on an online product page if I have an allergy?
If you have an allergy, always check the label on the pack you’re buying, including the ingredients, highlighted allergens and any warnings. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority describes the mandatory allergen information on food labels; details for another product are no substitute for checking the pack itself.
Do I need to keep syrup waffles in a cool box at the campsite?
Follow the storage instructions on your pack; a cool box isn’t the general storage recommendation for syrup waffles. The Voedingscentrum advises keeping them cool, dry and dark, and sealing them well, so choose a place where you can meet those conditions.