Traditional Czech Sweet Candy Kolonada Oplatky Carlsbad Spa Wafers

Traditional Czech Sweet Candy Kolonada Oplatky Carlsbad Spa Wafers Hazelnut

Already since 1856, the spa wafers are reminded of their unique taste, lightness and delicious scent to the atmosphere of the spa promenades. Among those who enjoy fresh hot waffles while walking through the sunny colonnade, there was also the English King Edward VII, the composer Johann Strauss and the writer Jan Neruda.

Hazelnuts flavor - 175g packed in paper box

Waffles with hazelnut filling (61%)

Ingredients: Sugar, wheat flour, vegetable fats (palm, palm kernel and rapeseed oil), 4% hazelnuts, milk fat, wheat starch, dried egg yolks, emulsifier (soya lecithin), cinnamon powder and edible salt and aromas

Vanilla flavor - 195g packed in paper box

Cocoa wafers with vanilla filling (69%)

Ingredients: Wheat flour, sugar, vegetable fat and oil (palm, rapeseed), whey powder (milk), maltodextrin, fully coconut palm kernel, whole milk powder, cocoa powder with a fat content of 1.2%, dried egg yolks, emulsifiers soy lecithin, sunflower lecithin), natural flavor (vanilla extract), dye (ammonia caramel), flavor, edible salt

Chocolate flavor - 200g packed in paper box

Traditional spa chocolate waffles, wafers with chocolate filling (71%)

Ingredients: Sugar, wheat flour, vegetable fats (palm, palm kernel and rapeseed oil), 4% hazelnuts, milk fat, wheat starch, dried egg yolks, emulsifier (soya lecithin), cinnamon powder and edible salt and aromas

Allergens: Eggs and products thereof, Cereals containing gluten, Milk and products thereof (including lactose), Soya beans and products thereof, Nuts and their products

More about Spa wafers:

Spa wafers are a type of sweet dish, made from two crunchy wafers, among which there is a sweet splash. The tradition of production was founded by Czech Germans.

Archaeological findings suggest that wafers were produced sometime in the 18th century. Since then, the first documented forms for their baking come from, but the origin of this dish is not much known. Since 1856, the first industrial waffle-making establishments have begun, which started mass production of wafers.

Czech producers of wafers strive for this product to be recognized as a traditional Czech product by the European Union and thus given special protection.