Wonderful product but: I first got 32 pack of Dutch Caramel and Vanilla Wafels at Costco for $15. Each pack contained two "minis" for a total of 64 or about 25 cents per wafel cookie. Just bought a 32 pack at Staples that have one "mini" per pack that cost $26 or 80 cents per wafel cookie. I thought I was getting two packs or would never had ordered them. I can't afford to pay $.80 per mini cookie and think this ridiculous price increase will dissuade lots of others.

Love them, especially warmed up over a cup of tea... only complaint is that they are a bit crumblier than the other flavors offered, but I can deal with some crumbs and dust for the great flavor, high fiber content, and reduced sugar treat!

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Low sugar? That must mean it tastes bad.
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These taste so good you won't think about this "low sugar" nonsense you hear so much about. What you should be thinking about is the amount of fiber in these puppies! Each wafler has 7grams of fiber, which is around %25 percent of what you should be eating a day but probably are not eating a day. And what's even better is you don't notice it, it doesn't have an off flavor or texture. It's a stroop wafel, it tastes like a stroop wafel, it feels like a stroop wafel, but it has the benefits of high fiber and low sugar. Treat yourself, guilt free!

Super delicious snack, with a caramel like filling. The waffle part is delicious, more like a thin cookie/wafer. My kids love these and it makes for a great treat that I can feel good about as a mom since it’s so low in sugar!