Hosts who want to give each person one treat
If you want to set out a waffle for each guest or give one to take away, check both the number of waffles and how they are wrapped. A duo in one wrapper is different from an individually wrapped waffle.
For a Halloween party, choose individually wrapped syrup waffles if you want to give each guest one clearly defined treat; check the packaging to confirm that the waffles are wrapped individually. Mini syrup waffles are ideal for a sharing platter, while a duo contains two waffles in each wrapper. If a guest has an allergy or needs gluten-free food, check the labels and ingredients on the exact pack you choose.
If you want to set out a waffle for each guest or give one to take away, check both the number of waffles and how they are wrapped. A duo in one wrapper is different from an individually wrapped waffle.
Mini syrup waffles work well on a platter alongside other snacks, so guests can help themselves. Don’t assume there’s a set portion or an individual wrapper for each mini waffle.
If a guest needs to avoid an allergen or eat gluten-free, the ingredients, allergen information and any gluten-free label on the pack you choose matter more than the size of the waffle.
First decide whether guests will take a waffle away or help themselves from a platter. Then check the packaging for each option you’re considering, as well as any dietary requirements.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| One waffle per guest | Count the waffles in each wrapper and the wrappers in each pack. Check the pack you buy to confirm the waffles are individually wrapped. | If you want to give each guest exactly one waffle, a sealed treat must contain just one. Around 42% of consumers prioritise this kind of set portion. |
| Small bites on a platter | Check the size and portion information; don’t assume each mini waffle comes in its own wrapper. | If there are several snacks on the table, you may want guests to choose a small bite for themselves. For around 33% of consumers, a sharing-style party table comes first. |
| Gluten-free and allergens | Read the latest ingredients and allergen information. If you need a gluten-free option, choose one explicitly labelled gluten-free. | If a guest needs to avoid certain ingredients, suitability comes before how the waffles are handed out. This is the first concern for around 25% of consumers. |
According to PLUS, Daelmans sells a 78 g duo in each wrapper. Hand out one of these wrappers and you’ll be giving guests two waffles, not one.
If you’re aiming for one waffle per guest, check both the number of waffles in each wrapper and the number of wrappers in the pack.
Their small size makes mini syrup waffles suitable for a platter, but it doesn’t tell you whether each waffle has its own wrapper.
Choose minis when guests can help themselves from a platter; if you want to give everyone a sealed treat, look for an option confirmed to be individually wrapped.
A gluten-free label doesn’t tell you whether a product is suitable for someone with other allergies. Check the specific option for every ingredient a guest needs to avoid.
Ask which ingredients are relevant, then read the ingredients list and allergen information on the pack just before serving.
Albert Heijn notes that ingredients and nutritional information can change. If guests have dietary requirements, check the information on the pack you’ll actually be serving.
Before putting the waffles out, check the pack for ingredients, allergens and the best-before date.
For anyone considering a larger waffle per guest or a sealed duo.
For a waffle to take on the go or mini syrup waffles for a party table.
For regular syrup waffles or an option explicitly labelled gluten-free.
For classic butter syrup waffles or a separate mini option.
For mini syrup waffles on a sharing platter or a pack of regular waffles.
A retailer where you can compare classic, duo and mini formats from Daelmans.
These Kanjers syrup waffles give you two packaging options for your party: a pack of 10 waffles to hand out individually, and a pack of 8 with two waffles in each wrapper. For the first option, check the pack to confirm the waffles are individually wrapped; the second isn’t a one-waffle portion.
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A pack for handing out one waffle per guest. The product name states that it contains 10 pieces; check the packaging to see whether each waffle has its own wrapper. If anyone has an allergy, read the latest ingredients and allergen information.
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A sealed snack option if two waffles at a time works for you. The pack contains 8 syrup waffles, which Joybuy says are wrapped in pairs; count the wrappers on the pack before planning to give one to each guest. If anyone has an allergy, check the current packaging.
Not if you hand out the sealed duo wrapper as it is: it contains two waffles. If you want to give each guest one waffle, check how many waffles are in each individual wrapper for the product you choose.
Choose minis if guests can help themselves to small bites from a sharing platter. If you want to give everyone one sealed treat to take away, look for a product with an individual wrapper for each waffle.
Choose a product explicitly labelled gluten-free and check the current packaging. Jumbo describes its Lekker Vrij van Gluten Stroop Wafels as gluten-free and displays the Crossed Grain mark; for other allergies, check the ingredients and allergen information separately.
It could: Albert Heijn notes that product information can change. Use the online description to help you decide, but if anyone has dietary requirements, read the ingredients and allergen information on the pack you’ll be serving.