They’re commonly labeled in a few ways on our site:

• Rolled wafers
• Wafer sticks
• Wafer rolls
• Crème-filled wafer cookies

All refer to light, crispy wafer cookies—often filled with vanilla, chocolate, or hazelnut—typically sold in tins, sleeves, or multi-packs. Names can vary by style, but searching any of these terms can help you find them. When browsing, look for the spiral shape with a hollow center for the classic stick format. You can also use filters within Snacks or Pantry and scan product titles for flavor and packaging details to match what you have in mind.

Wafer sticks are versatile and add a crunchy, decorative touch:

• Snack straight from the pack for a light, sweet bite.
• Garnish desserts like ice cream, sundaes, milkshakes, and cakes.
• Serve with coffee, tea, or hot cocoa for a café-style treat.
• Crush and sprinkle over yogurt, pudding, or parfaits for texture.
• Add to dessert boards or party platters for an easy crowd-pleaser.
• Include in gift baskets or favor bags—tins and wrapped sticks travel well.

For the best crunch, add them to cold desserts just before serving. Product pages often show serving ideas in photos and descriptions, which can help you plan your presentation.

You’ll find a wide range of flavors to fit different tastes:

• Classics: vanilla, chocolate, and dark chocolate.
• Nutty blends: chocolate with hazelnut or other nut-inspired creams.
• Dessert twists: chocolate fudge-style fillings.
• Peanut butter and jam pairings, sometimes with a fruit dip.

Formats vary, too—some are plain rolled wafers, others are crème-filled, and a few are dipped or coated for extra richness. To zero in on what you want, open the product page and check the flavor callouts in the title, photos, and description. Customer reviews can also offer helpful notes about taste and sweetness level.

Yes—there are several packaging styles to choose from:

• Tins and canisters: great for gifting, sharing, and storing.
• Boxed sleeves: multiple sleeves inside for easy portioning.
• Individually wrapped sticks: handy for lunchboxes and on-the-go.
• Multi-packs: convenient for stocking your pantry or hosting.

Consider how you plan to use them—tins for parties and displays, individually wrapped for quick treats, and multi-packs for households that go through them quickly. On Walmart.com, check the package photos and the “count” or “net weight” in the product details to compare portions and find the best fit for your needs.

A few simple storage tips can help maintain their crunch:

• Reseal tightly after opening, or transfer to an airtight container.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity.
• Avoid refrigeration, which can introduce moisture and soften the wafer.
• Open just before serving if using as a garnish for cold desserts.

Packaging occasionally includes specific storage notes, so it’s a good idea to check the label. Results can vary depending on your environment, but these steps can help preserve texture between servings. If you’re planning for a party, consider smaller sleeves or individually wrapped options so you only open what you’ll serve.