Want to give every child one individually wrapped syrup waffle? First check that the pack you’re buying actually contains one waffle per wrapper. A duo pack or a pack of 4 x 2 pieces doesn’t confirm this. Check the ingredients and allergen information on the current packaging before handing out the treats, too.
You want to hand out treats without opening a pack or portioning the waffles yourself. Check how many waffles there are per wrapper: PLUS lists a Daelmans Duo Pack, while Jumbo lists a Kanjers pack of 4 x 2 pieces.
There may be allergies or dietary requirements among the children at the party. For Kanjers 4 x 2 pieces, Jumbo lists allergens including egg, milk, soya and wheat, and says the product may contain nuts. Choose treats that suit the children in the group and check the label of the specific variety.
You want to know in advance how many portions you can hand out, and don’t mind portioning them yourself. Albert Heijn lists AH Mini syrup waffles in a resealable 300 g bag, with 37 portions of 8 g. This is a different way of handing out treats from giving each child one individually wrapped waffle.
First, check how many waffles are in each wrapper. Then make sure the ingredients and number of portions suit the party group.
| What to check | Check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Waffles per wrapper | Look for an explicit statement on the packaging that there is one waffle per wrapper. A duo pack or 4 x 2 pieces doesn’t confirm this arrangement. | If I want to give every child one individually wrapped waffle, the wrapper must contain exactly that portion. Around 50% of consumers prioritise this way of handing out treats. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the label for the variety you’ve chosen, including any statements about what the product may contain. | If there are known allergies or dietary requirements in the group, I want to know whether the treat is suitable before handing it out. For around 30% of consumers, this check comes first. |
| Number of portions | Compare the number of pieces or stated portions with the number of children and adults. Decide whether you can hand out portions from a larger pack yourself. | For a larger group, I want to be able to count out enough treats, even if they aren’t individually wrapped. Around 20% of consumers prioritise this. |
A Daelmans Duo Pack at PLUS and Kanjers 4 x 2 pieces at Jumbo don’t confirm that each child will get one individually wrapped waffle.
Is one individually wrapped waffle per child essential? Check that the pack explicitly states how many waffles there are per wrapper.
Portioning them yourself takes extra effort and may require your own bags, so you won’t have individual factory wrapping.
The resealable bag of AH Mini syrup waffles includes portion information, but the number of portions doesn’t mean each one has its own wrapper.
Choose a shared bag only if someone can hand out the waffles at the party and individual factory packaging isn’t essential.
Handing them out yourself takes time and may require napkins or a serving bowl.
The way a product is packaged says nothing about its ingredients. For Kanjers 4 x 2 pieces, Jumbo lists egg, milk, cereals containing gluten, soya and wheat, and says the product may contain nuts.
Ask about relevant allergies and dietary requirements in advance. Check the current label and provide a suitable alternative if the treat isn’t suitable for every child.
Jumbo lists Daelmans Jumbo syrup waffles, 36 x 1 piece, but also says this product is no longer part of its online range.
Shortly before the party, check both availability and the packaging of the product you’re actually buying at your chosen shop.
PLUS lists both a 10-piece bag of Daelmans syrup waffles and a Daelmans Duo Pack.
Jumbo lists Kanjers Original Syrup Waffles in a pack of 4 x 2 pieces.
AH Mini syrup waffles are an option if you’re happy to portion them from a larger pack.
Lidl lists Sondey Butter Syrup Waffles as a supermarket own-brand product, with 12 pieces weighing 480 g.
PLUS lists its own-brand Caramel Syrup Waffles in a 10-piece pack.
This Kanjers pack of 10 syrup waffles is one option for planning how many treats you’ll need. Before relying on it as an individually wrapped treat, check the current packaging to see whether each waffle has its own wrapper.
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With 10 pieces, you can work out how many packs you’ll need for the party group.
Before buying, check how many waffles there are in each wrapper for this variety. Also read the ingredients and allergen information on the current packaging to make sure it’s suitable for the children attending. Don’t assume it’s the same as other Kanjers varieties.
No, not if you mean one individually wrapped waffle per child. A duo pack contains two waffles per portion, so check the packaging before planning your treats.
Check the ingredients and allergen information on the specific pack you’re handing out. For Kanjers 4 x 2 pieces, Jumbo lists egg, milk, cereals containing gluten, soya and wheat, and says the product may contain nuts. This information doesn’t automatically apply to other varieties.
Use the website to help you choose a product, but also check the label on the pack you’re actually handing out. Product information can change, so the details on that pack are the ones that matter for the children at the party.
Follow the storage advice on the pack you’ve chosen. Daelmans Duo Pack should be kept in a cool, dry, dark place. After opening a pack of AH Mini syrup waffles, the advice is to store them in a sealed tin.
