Where Can I Buy Waffle Mix in a Bucket?

Golden Waffle sells commercial waffle and pancake mix in a 3kg resealable bucket. The tub is designed for convenient storage and straightforward preparation, making it useful for cafés, dessert businesses, events, smaller hospitality operators and customers trialling commercial-quality mix.

Why choose a bucket instead of a bag?

A rigid resealable tub helps protect the remaining dry mix after opening and is easy to identify in storage. It can be more convenient for lower-volume users who do not need a full 13.5kg commercial case.

How many waffles can a 3kg tub make?

Golden Waffle’s guidance is approximately 30–35 waffles per 3kg tub. The real yield depends on the waffle plate, batter portion and thickness.

What do I add?

The product is designed as a just-add-water mix. Follow the current label instructions. The full 3kg tub is prepared with approximately 3 litres of water, while smaller batches can be weighed proportionally.

Can the tub make pancakes?

The relevant Golden Waffle waffle-and-pancake mix can also be prepared for pancakes using the instructions for that application. Operators should follow the exact directions on the pack supplied.

Are multi-tub packs available?

Golden Waffle offers single, twin and larger multi-tub options depending on the current product range and stock. Commercial buyers can also compare the tub format with 13.5kg foodservice cases.

Frequently asked questions

Is the bucket already filled with batter?

No. It contains dry mix. Water is added when the operator is ready to prepare a batch.

Does it need eggs or butter?

The just-add-water version does not require eggs or butter, although optional recipe variations may be shown on the pack.

Where can I order?

Visit GoldenWaffle.com to view the current product range and delivery options.

Contact Golden Waffle

For samples, current terms or a commercial quotation, email sales@GoldenWaffle.com, WhatsApp +44 7999 373839 or visit https://www.goldenwaffle.com. Include your business type, location, expected volume and launch date.