Lunchbox packers
You want to take almonds to university and are thinking about the weight of each pack and how much preparation is involved. Albert Heijn’s multipacks contain standard bags; its pack of 4 x 30 g Duyvis bags has been discontinued.
Who are these packs for?
Housemates who share
You’re buying stock together and want to know how many bags you’ll have and the total amount you’re bringing home. Once opened, follow the storage instructions for your chosen variety; Duyvis, for example, gives separate guidance for its 125 g roasted almonds.
Cautious stock-up shoppers
You’re not yet sure how many almonds you’ll get through after moving and want to start with a standard bag or a limited amount. PLUS lists a 200 g bag of unroasted, unsalted almonds; check the ingredients and variety on the label.
What should you look for when choosing?
First decide whether you want ready-portioned packs or standard bags to portion yourself. Then compare the amount in each bag with how much you expect to use on your own or together.
| What to consider | What should you check? | Who is this more important to? |
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| Portions for when you’re out | Albert Heijn lists multipacks with standard bags of 190 or 450 g. The Duyvis pack of 4 x 30 g is portion-sized, but has been discontinued at Albert Heijn. | If I want to take something to university, I look for bags I can grab and go, or consider how much I’ll need to weigh out myself. Around 36% of consumers say convenience on the go is their main priority. |
| A stock-up to share | According to Albert Heijn, multipacks with 450 g bags contain 1,800 g in total for four bags and 2,700 g for six. Agree on who will open the bags and follow the storage instructions for the variety. | Anyone sharing stock with housemates wants to know how much they’re buying altogether and how to store opened bags. Around 29% of consumers say sharing stock is their top priority. |
| How much to start with | Compare the total weight and consider whether you’ll use all of it. PLUS also lists a standard 200 g bag; it isn’t a multipack. | If I don’t yet know how much I’ll get through, I want to avoid buying more than I can use straight away. Around 21% of consumers say keeping their first purchase manageable is their main priority. |
| Variety and ingredients | Read the ingredients and allergen information on the exact pack. PLUS lists unroasted, unsalted almonds; Duyvis Unsalted Almonds also lists sunflower oil. | For consumers looking for unsalted almonds, how they’re prepared matters, too. Around 14% of consumers say this is their top consideration for everyday use. |
Buying pitfalls
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Mistaking a multipack for individual snack portions
An Albert Heijn multipack may contain standard 450 g bags rather than small bags for your lunchbox.
Check the weight of each individual bag and whether the pack contains standard products or portion-sized packs.
Portioning the almonds yourself takes time and may mean you need a suitable storage container.
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Comparing a nut mix as if it contained only almonds
Bol’s product page for Duyvis Oven Roasted Tree Nuts lists cashews, peanuts and 24% almonds. Its ingredients and allergens therefore differ from a pack containing only almonds.
Check the full product name and ingredients before choosing or sharing a multipack.
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Assuming unsalted means oil-free
Duyvis Unsalted Almonds lists almonds and sunflower oil, so this variety is not oil-free despite being unsalted.
Check the ingredients if you’re paying attention to how the almonds are prepared as well as their salt content.
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Buying more stock than you’ll use together
Albert Heijn’s six-pack of 450 g bags contains 2,700 g in total. That amount is only practical if your housemates can use it and you can store the bags properly.
Estimate how much you’ll use together and follow the storage instructions for your chosen variety.
Relevant brands to consider
Duyvis
Duyvis describes its Unsalted Almonds as a 125 g pack; Albert Heijn also lists a pack of 4 x 30 g.
- Albert Heijn’s product information makes it easy to distinguish standard stock from individual snack packs.
- The 4 x 30 g pack has been discontinued at Albert Heijn. Duyvis lists sunflower oil in its Unsalted Almonds; check the ingredients of the exact variety.
Albert Heijn
The multipacks listed by Albert Heijn contain four or six standard bags: 190 g per bag for the unsalted variety and 450 g per bag for the unroasted variety.
- The weight of each bag helps you decide whether you’d rather open smaller or larger bags.
- These aren’t lunchbox portion packs. On 12 October 2026, Albert Heijn reported that it was temporarily unable to accept online orders; a product listing alone doesn’t confirm that an item can be ordered or delivered.
Jumbo
Jumbo’s product page described a standard 200 g bag of unroasted white almonds, not a multipack.
- The listed bag size offers an alternative to buying a larger stock-up.
- Jumbo says this particular product is no longer available in its online range; that doesn’t mean the entire almond category is unavailable.
Lidl
Lidl Netherlands lists almonds in a standard 200 g bag.
- The product page gives a bag size that could work for a limited stock-up.
- The page says the product is only available in store; it isn’t a multipack.
ALDI
ALDI lists Trader Joe’s 200 g almonds in roasted and salted or smoke-flavoured varieties.
- The product page says the pack is resealable.
- The varieties described aren’t unsalted multipacks; check which variety is shown on the label.
PLUS
PLUS lists a standard 200 g bag of unroasted, unsalted almonds.
- The product information lists almonds as the ingredient and recommends storing them in a cool, dry place away from light.
- The bag doesn’t contain individual lunchbox portions and isn’t a multipack.
Almond products at Joybuy
These Joybuy products are standard bags of almonds for anyone who wants to portion them out or choose a stock-up first; they aren’t multipacks with individual lunchbox bags.
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Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original almond kernels, 160 g
A standard bag to portion out yourself, rather than ready-to-go lunchbox bags.
The product name lists one 160 g pack.
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g'woon Raw & Unsalted almonds, 200 g
A standard bag for anyone looking for an unsalted variety and wanting to portion out the stock themselves.
The product name lists raw, unsalted almonds in one 200 g pack.
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Anatolia Badem Natural (Almond), 500 g
A larger standard bag could suit you if you portion the almonds yourself or use them in cooking, too.
The product name lists one 500 g pack; it isn’t a multipack with portion-sized bags.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 4-pack the same as four snack portions?
No. Albert Heijn’s multipacks contain standard bags of 190 or 450 g and are supplied as separate products. So check the weight of each bag, not just the number of bags.
How should you store almonds after opening the bag?
Follow the instructions for the exact variety. For its 125 g roasted almonds, Duyvis recommends storing them in a cool, dry place and putting an opened bag in a light- and airtight container. PLUS recommends storing its unroasted almonds in a dry place away from light.
Does unsalted mean no oil has been added?
No, not necessarily. Duyvis Unsalted Almonds lists almonds and sunflower oil. Check the ingredients if you’re also paying attention to how the almonds are prepared.
What allergen information is shown on a Dutch label?
According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, any allergens present must be clearly distinguished from the other ingredients in the ingredients list. Check the label on the exact pack, especially if you’re sharing the almonds with others.
Can the AH multipacks we found be ordered online?
Don’t assume so based on a product listing alone. On 12 October 2026, Albert Heijn reported that it was temporarily unable to accept online orders and had cancelled online deliveries. Check the current ordering options; the statement didn’t confirm stock of any specific almond product.