VOORTMAN Bakery Zero Sugar Orange Creme Wafer Cookies 9 oz

Voortman Zero Sugar Orange Creme Wafer Cookies are a bright, convenience-focused take on a classic layered wafer cookie. You'd find this 9‑oz package in the cookie and snack aisle, shelved with other wafers, sugar‑free cookies, and diabetic-friendly treats—often near mainstream packaged cookies rather than with fresh bakery items. The product fits quick lunchbox add-ons, mid‑afternoon pick‑me‑ups, road‑trip snack bins, or a light dessert paired with milk or coffee. Voortman’s positioning reads as a heritage bakery brand offering a "guilt‑reduced" indulgence: marketed to parents, people watching sugar intake, and shoppers seeking a familiar sweet without table sugar. The label leans on health halos like “Zero Sugar” and “no artificial colors, flavors, or high‑fructose corn syrup,” yet it also discloses sweeteners (sorbitol, aspartame) and a “contains bioengineered food ingredients” statement; there is no organic certification. Packaging is a sealed flow-wrapped multi-pack inside a branded box or bag, designed for grab-and-go convenience. Sensory cues: thin, crisp wafer layers sandwiching a tangy orange crème filling — light, brittle texture with a citrusy, slightly artificial orange aroma from natural flavors and orange powder. Eating these is ritualistic and snackable: break a wafer in half, enjoy with beverage, or portion into lunchboxes. Processing context: industrially produced with refined flours, vegetable oils, polyols, sweetener additives, emulsifiers and flavors — a highly processed packaged snack. A caution note about possible laxative effects from polyols often appears on the label.