Belgian Boys' Stroopwafels are Made with Repurposed Waffle Pieces
Laura McQuarrie — September 21, 2021 — Eco
References: belgianboys & foodbusinessnews.net
Belgian Boys' new Dutch-style cookies are exclusively available through Misfit Market and they are made with repurposed waffle bits, which helps to reduce food waste. The classic stroopwafel cookies make the most of the delicious waffle pieces that are left behind in the process of creating the round shape. As Greg Galel, co-founder of Brooklyn-based Belgian Boys, says "Typically about 3% of scraps are mixed back into the batter, but we upped the game to take more than four times the delicious leftovers and minimize food waste as much as possible."
Like the original stroopwafels from the brand, these upcycled products are made with only high-quality ingredients and without high-fructose corn syrup and nuts or artificial flavors, colors and preservatives.
Like the original stroopwafels from the brand, these upcycled products are made with only high-quality ingredients and without high-fructose corn syrup and nuts or artificial flavors, colors and preservatives.
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