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Lausanne Biscuit: What It Is, Taste & Where to Buy

Snack guide · Yado Market Blog

The Lausanne biscuit is the Jack 'n Jill wafer many of us grew up with: thin, crispy wafer layers filled with sweet milk cream. Here is what it is, what it tastes like, how to buy a single wafer or a pack of 12, and what to enjoy it with.

Quick answer: what is a Lausanne biscuit?

  • A wafer biscuit by the Jack 'n Jill snack brand.
  • Crispy wafer layers with a milk cream filling.
  • Sold as a single 28 g wafer ($1.89) or 12 for $10.99 at Yado Market.
  • Ready to eat. Great with tea, coffee or cold milk.
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Jack n Jill Lausanne wafer biscuit, single pack

28 g

One wafer pack

$1.89

Single wafer

12 for $10.99

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Jack n Jill Lausanne wafer biscuit, single pack

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Jack 'n Jill Lausanne Wafer Biscuit

Single wafer or 12 for $10.99. Crispy wafer, milk cream.

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Jack n Jill Lausanne wafer biscuits, pack of 12

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Lausanne Box of 12

Add 12 to your cart: $10.99 per 12 at checkout.

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What Is a Lausanne Biscuit?

Lausanne is a wafer biscuit made by Jack 'n Jill, the snack brand of Universal Robina Corporation (URC), a food company from the Philippines [1]. Each pack holds crispy, golden wafer sheets layered with a smooth milk-flavored cream.

People search for it as "Lausanne biscuit", "Lausanne wafer" and "Jack and Jill wafers": they all mean the same snack. The barcode on our packs starts with 885, the GS1 prefix used for products registered in Thailand [2], where URC runs a large snack business [3].

Wafer

Thin, light and very crispy layers.

Filling

Sweet milk cream between every layer.

Size

One 28 g wafer pack, or a box of 12.

Brand

Jack 'n Jill, the maker of Tivoli and other wafers.

Taste test

What Does Lausanne Taste Like?

Lightly sweet and milky, with a real crunch. It is less rich than a chocolate-coated wafer and lighter than a cream sandwich cookie, so it is easy to eat one with tea and not feel heavy.

Texture

Crisp and airy. It snaps cleanly.

Sweetness

Medium. Milk cream, not chocolate.

Best with

Hot tea, coffee, cold milk or Milo-style malt drinks.

Kids

A favorite lunchbox treat.

Buying guide

Single Wafer or Pack of 12?

There is one Lausanne listing at Yado Market. Choose the quantity you want:

1 wafer

$1.89 for one 28 g pack. Good to try it or add to an order.

12 wafers

Add 12 or more to your cart and the pack price of $10.99 per 12 applies automatically at checkout.

Pick up

Collect in store at 1651 E 87th St, Chicago, or get it shipped in the U.S.

Snack shelf

More Biscuits for Tea Time

Building a snack box? These pair well with a cup of tea:

Ulker tea biscuits

Tea time

Ulker Tea Biscuits

Plain, crunchy biscuits for dunking.

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McVitie's Digestive biscuits

Classic

McVitie's Digestives

The classic wheat biscuit, 250 g.

Shop · $3.99
Kif chocolate cream biscuits

Cream filled

Kif Chocolate Cream Biscuits

For when you want chocolate instead of milk cream.

Shop · $3.99

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lausanne a wafer or a biscuit?

Both names are used. It is a wafer biscuit: crispy wafer layers filled with milk cream.

Who makes Lausanne wafers?

Jack 'n Jill, the snack brand of Universal Robina Corporation (URC) [1].

How much is a pack of 12 Lausanne wafers?

At Yado Market a single wafer is $1.89. Add 12 or more to your cart and you pay $10.99 per 12, applied automatically at checkout.

What flavor is Lausanne?

Milk cream. The filling is sweet and milky, not chocolate.

Does Lausanne contain milk or wheat?

It is a wafer with a milk cream filling, so check the full ingredient and allergen list printed on the pack before eating if you have allergies.

Where can I buy Lausanne biscuits near me in Chicago?

At Yado Market, 1651 E 87th St, Chicago: pick up in store, local delivery, or shipping anywhere in the U.S.

Craving Lausanne?

Crispy wafer, sweet milk cream, ready in your bag. Grab one to try, or 12 for the week.

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