Signature
The Nutella Crunch
A crispy waffle drowned in warm Nutella, then showered with grated dark chocolate for that perfect chocolatey crunch in every bite.
Belgian waffle dough, pressed crispy, jabbed onto a stick, then drowned in warm Nutella. Three ways to finish it — grated dark chocolate, cookies-and-cream crumble, or fresh strawberries. Done right, on purpose — at the Sackville Farmers' Market, Saturdays this season.
Same crispy Belgian waffle, same warm Nutella dip. The difference is what lands on top — pick your side.
Signature
A crispy waffle drowned in warm Nutella, then showered with grated dark chocolate for that perfect chocolatey crunch in every bite.
Fan Favorite
The same warm Nutella dip, loaded instead with a thick crumble of cookies-and-cream. Dark, crunchy, a little nostalgic — crunch into happiness.
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The same warm Nutella dip, finished with fresh-cut strawberries. Bright, juicy, just sweet enough — the fresh one of the family.
Belgian style brioche dough pressed in a Belgian cast-iron until the pearl sugar caramelizes. Crispy outside, pillowy through the middle.
Real Nutella, warmed to a slow, glossy drip. We drown the waffle — not drizzle it. Every nook and pocket gets filled.
Your pick — grated dark chocolate, cookies-and-cream crumble, or fresh strawberries — hand-applied while the dip's still wet.
Watch the whole thing happen at the counter. The smell is doing half the marketing.
We make our brioche dough fresh every morning — flour, butter, eggs, and chunks of pearl sugar that go molten in the iron.
Two minutes in a Belgian cast-iron press at 220°C. That's where the sugar caramelizes and the crust gets that snap.
Onto the stick, into the dip of your choice, hit with toppings, handed over still warm. Eat it before it gets to your shirt.
We're at the market two Saturdays straight to kick things off — May 23 and May 30 — then every other Saturday through late October. Catch us early; once we run out, that's the day.
We're set up at the Sackville Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings — May 23 and May 30 to start, then every other Saturday through October 24. Thirteen market days. Acadia Park in the warm months. Come hungry, come early, come more than once.
Birthdays, weddings, office parties, school fairs — the tent, the iron, and the warm Nutella come to you. Tell us the date and the headcount, we'll handle the crunch.
"Got one at the first market and came back for a second before we left. The crunch is real."
"My kids ask every Saturday if it's a waffle week. Easiest yes of my weekend."
"Warm Nutella on a fresh waffle. I don't know why nobody did this sooner."
"Tried the Oreo Crunch on a dare. Now it's a every-other-Saturday tradition."
It started with a simple idea: what if a waffle could be more than just breakfast or dessert?
No fancy storefront. No big team. Just a waffle iron, a red tent, a lot of experimenting, and a belief that something simple could become something special.
I wanted to create a waffle that was crispy outside, soft inside, made fresh to order, and easy to enjoy anywhere. So, we put it on a stick, added our own flavours, and called it WAFFLED.
Since then, I've spent countless hours testing recipes, setting up tents, serving customers, learning from mistakes, and watching people take their first bite. The best part is seeing someone come back with a friend and say, "You have to try this."
We're still at the beginning of our story. One market, one event, and one waffle at a time.
Thirteen Saturdays. Starting May 23. Sackville Farmers' Market. 9am 'til we run out. We don't do frozen, we don't do reservations, and we don't last long when the iron's hot.
See the schedule