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Personalised Classic Stroopwafels Can - 10 pc

Angebot$18.00
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10 Classic stroopwafels in our signature tin. Finished with your name or logo on a ribbon or sticker. The tin stays long after the last stroopwafel is gone.

A warm gift to unwrap, and a lasting memory of Amsterdam and of who gave it.

Ready in 7 working days after payment and receipt of your files. Free delivery in the Netherlands. Order 25 to 99 gifts online. For 100 or more we plan it together with you.

Wheat flour (GLUTEN), sugar, syrup 31% (glucose syrup, sugar syrup), palm oil, water, coconut oil, rapeseed oil, butter (MILK), salt, free-range egg (EGG), soy flour (SOY), invert sugar syrup, cinnamon, raising agent: sodium carbonate, emulsifiers: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids / lecithins, flavourings, acid: citric acid, colouring: beta-carotene.
Contains: gluten, milk, egg and soy. May contain traces of: nuts and peanuts. Although the greatest care is taken to maintain a clean production environment, cross-contamination cannot be completely excluded. Consumers with (severe) food allergies are advised to read the ingredient list carefully and contact customer service in case of doubt.
Nutritional value Per 100g: Energy: 1650 kJ / 390 kcal Fat: 14 g of which saturated: 8 g Carbohydrates: 60 g of which sugars: 42 g Protein: 5 g Salt: 0.2 g
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Personalised Classic Stroopwafels Can - 10 pc Angebot$18.00

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