Everything you always wanted to know about (Colorado) stroopwafels but were afraid to ask? Like what is up with the 'wafel' versus 'waffle' thing? Do you ship to other states? Do Dutch people really live in windmills? Right here, and if not, just shoot us a note - we're happy to answer!
We offer free shipping on orders over $45. In other cases, our system calculates real time cost based on weight, size and the carrier you select. So there are some variables there, but on average it will be a couple of dollars. You can view the actual shipping cost for your order in check-out, before you pay.
You can pickup your order several ways, and at different locations. During market season you can choose the market you want to pickup your order from. You will need to do this at least 24 hours in advance, as we bake fresh stroopwaffles each morning. You can also order a couple of days in advance, you'll get freshly baked, always.
If you are in Colorado in the Parker area, you can also pickup your order at The Local in Parker.
We will confirm your order and pickup with you and make sure to have your order ready at the location. You walk up, give your order number, and we give you your delicious stroopwafels!
Colorado Stroopwafels are available in select local stores all year round, on farmers markets during season, and 24/7 on this website. During holiday season (ie. Christmas) we can offer local pickup (select days) from our kitchen location in Denver. The website will display this at that time.
All stroopwafels are hand made in our commercial kitchen in Denver. We also bake live on certain markets with dough and caramel brought from our kitchen. Please note our commercial kitchen is not a retail location.
So glad you asked! We take a lot of pride in our stroopwaffles being made from honest, pure ingredients. No additives, no preservatives, no food coloring, no HFS or corn syrup.
You can find the full ingredient list in the product details on this website, and on each pack of stroopwafels. We also use local ingredients where possible. (you unfortunately cannot find local vanilla bean farmers in this state)
Since we do not use any nasty preservatives or additives to extend shelf life our stroopwafels will age faster than your typical store bought ones. But they'll easily stay fresh for two weeks, if you can control yourself that long. And if you are really stacking up you can easily freeze them. We do suggest you transfer them into a freezer appropriate container in that case.
We can cater stroopwafels (including making them live in certain scenarios). Please contact us to discuss what your needs are and we're happy to see if we can meet them.
Ha! We knew you were curious about that one. Wafel is Dutch for wafer. Waffle is what Americans tend to say. Waffel (note the spelling there) is actually slang for 'big mouth' in Dutch - like 'Hou je waffel!' means 'Shut your big mouth!'
We don't judge, so feel free to use wafel and waffle interchangeably.