About TaCHs Stroopwafels
TaCHs Stroopwafels is a specialty mobile food business based in South Australia that focuses on traditional Dutch stroopwafels—thin caramel-filled waffle cookies—freshly baked on a hot iron. Operating from a restored 1947 vintage caravan, they serve warm stroopwafels along with other handmade desserts, often paired with premium vanilla ice cream and house-made toppings at festivals, weddings, community events, and markets across the region.([weddingmatch.com.au](https://weddingmatch.com.au/listing-category/desserts/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “SQ *TACHS STROOPWAFELS The Range” on a card statement typically reflects an in-person purchase processed via Square at an event, market, or venue where TaCHs Stroopwafels was trading. The “SQ *” prefix indicates the Square payment platform, and “The Range” most likely refers to the specific event location or host venue rather than a separate retailer. Customers might see such a charge after buying fresh stroopwafels, dessert cups, or related sweet items at a food truck rally, wedding, winery event, university event, or community fair.([australiasweddingguide.com.au](https://australiasweddingguide.com.au/places/category/catering-mobile-services/?utm_source=openai))
If someone has questions about this charge, they should first recall recent events, markets, or festivals they attended in South Australia and whether they purchased food from a Dutch waffle or stroopwafel stall. Checking email confirmations, event programs, or social media posts from TaCHs Stroopwafels can help verify the date and location of the purchase. For further clarification, customers can reach out via the contact details on the business’s website or social media—typically email (tachs.stroopwafels@gmail.com) or Facebook Messenger—providing the transaction date and amount so the owner can locate the corresponding Square receipt. If the charge still seems unfamiliar, cardholders can dispute it through their bank or card issuer, but it is advisable to attempt direct contact with the merchant first, as small mobile operators can usually quickly confirm and resend receipts.([australiasweddingguide.com.au](https://australiasweddingguide.com.au/places/category/catering-mobile-services/?utm_source=openai))