Stocking up for several TV nights
If you want to keep standard packs separate for different evenings, a multipack can be handy. Albert Heijn states that the multipacks reviewed are supplied as individual packs, not small portion sachets.
Choose a multipack of standard packs if you want to spread your almonds across several TV nights; choose a resealable single pack if you want to measure out your own lunchbox portions. The AH multipacks reviewed contain individual packs, not small portion sachets, so check both the number of packs and the weight of each one before you choose.
If you want to keep standard packs separate for different evenings, a multipack can be handy. Albert Heijn states that the multipacks reviewed are supplied as individual packs, not small portion sachets.
If you use the same almonds at home and on the go, measuring them out yourself and sealing the pack properly are important considerations. ALDI says its reviewed unroasted almonds come in a resealable pack. Don’t give whole nuts to children under four because of the risk of choking, as advised by the MDL Fonds.
Are you looking for unsalted almonds or a savoury roasted snack? Check the ingredients and preparation description separately: unsalted, unroasted and made without added oil don’t mean the same thing.
First decide whether you want standard packs for different occasions or prefer to make your own lunchbox portions. Then compare the variety and the quantity you can store and use.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this most relevant to? |
|---|---|---|
| Pack size | Check both the number of packs and the weight of each one. The unsalted AH multipack contains three individual packs; the pack it links to weighs 190 g. | If you want to keep standard packs separate for several TV nights, the multipack format matters more than portion sachets. Around 29% of consumers prioritise pack size. |
| Lunchbox portions | If you’re looking for individual portions, check that they’re actually included. If you’re measuring them out yourself, a resealable pack and a container with a secure lid are useful; the Voedingscentrum advises keeping nuts in a well-sealed container in a cool, dark and dry place. | If you want to measure out your own portions for home and on the go, a pack that seals properly is worth considering. Around 23% of consumers prioritise portioning their own lunchbox snacks. |
| Unsalted almonds and ingredients | Read the ingredients list and check separately whether the almonds are unroasted and whether oil has been added. Jumbo lists almonds and sunflower oil in its unsalted variety; PLUS lists almonds in its unroasted, unsalted stand-up pouch. | If you specifically want unsalted almonds, don’t rely on words such as ‘plain’ or ‘unroasted’ alone. Around 18% of consumers prioritise unsalted ingredients. |
| Stock and usage | Compare the number of packs and the total quantity with what you can store and use. A larger multipack needs a suitable storage space and a pack that can be sealed properly once opened. | If you want to avoid buying more than you can store and use in time, pack size is a key factor. Around 18% of consumers prioritise buying a suitable amount. |
| Savoury flavour and preparation | Check the salt and flavourings separately from the preparation method. Duyvis describes its almonds as oven-roasted without added oil or fat; the product information also lists salt. | If you’re choosing almonds mainly as a savoury TV snack, consider both the flavour and the ingredients. Around 12% of consumers prioritise savoury flavour. |
The AH multipacks reviewed are supplied as individual packs. The standard 190 g pack is not the same as a small, pre-portioned lunchbox snack.
Before buying, check the number of packs and the weight of each one. Bear in mind that you’ll need to measure out your own lunchbox portions and may need a container with a secure lid.
Jumbo’s unsalted variety lists sunflower oil. Duyvis describes a savoury variety as roasted without added oil or fat; that doesn’t mean it’s unsalted.
Read the ingredients and preparation description separately, then choose based on what matters to you.
Almonds can go rancid, turn chewy or become mouldy, and may absorb odours. The Voedingscentrum advises storing them in a cool, dark and dry place in a well-sealed container.
Choose a quantity that suits how quickly you’ll use it, and seal opened packs properly.
The multipacks reviewed are intended as a stock of standard packs.
The unsalted almonds reviewed come in a single 140 g pack.
The almonds reviewed are sold under the Trader Joe's product name, in unroasted and savoury varieties.
The variety reviewed is a 200 g stand-up pouch of unroasted, unsalted almonds.
Duyvis describes Almonds Original as a savoury, oven-roasted snack in a 125 g pack.
The product page lists Alesto Spanish almonds in several 200 g varieties.
These Joybuy products are individual packs of almonds for you to portion yourself, not multipacks of individual portion sachets.
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A single pack for portioning yourself; the product information says the almonds are ready to eat.
The ingredients are listed as 100% almond kernels. Seal the pack after opening.
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A single pack of unsalted almonds for anyone who wants to portion them out themselves.
The pack contains 200 g; seal it securely after opening.
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A larger single pack for portioning yourself; the product information says the almonds are ready to eat.
The ingredients list states 100% natural almonds. Seal the pack securely after opening.
No, the AH multipacks reviewed are supplied as individual packs. The unsalted multipack contains three standard packs; the linked single pack weighs 190 g. So check both the number of packs and the weight of each one.
The Voedingscentrum advises keeping almonds in a well-sealed container in a cool, dark and dry place. For opened packs of unsalted almonds, the Bewaarwijzer recommends storing them in a kitchen cupboard for six months. Follow the label too, and don’t eat almonds that have gone rancid or mouldy.
Don’t give whole nuts to children under four because of the risk of choking. The MDL Fonds suggests nut butter with no added salt or sugar as an alternative; this is safety advice, not a legal minimum age for buying nuts.
Read the label for the specific variety and check the ingredients list and any warning about possible cross-contamination. The NVWA states that allergens must be clearly identifiable in the ingredients list. Since 1 January 2026, rules apply to warnings about possible cross-contamination, with wording such as ‘May contain X’ and ‘Not suitable for people with an X allergy’.
No, these are different things. Duyvis describes the almonds as oven-roasted without added oil or fat, while the product information lists salt as an ingredient. So check both the preparation description and the ingredients list.