Planners
You want to make several portions to take with you from one pack. In that case, it’s important to portion them at home and seal the pack properly after use.
If you can portion them at home, a larger pack gives you more flexibility over how much you take with you; just seal the rest properly afterwards. A multipack isn’t automatically a box of small snack bags, so check the weight of each item. The documented Duyvis pack of 4 x 30 g is listed as discontinued by Albert Heijn; the 125 g Oven roasted variant contains multiple portions and isn’t an individual snack pack.
You want to make several portions to take with you from one pack. In that case, it’s important to portion them at home and seal the pack properly after use.
You want to grab a sealed portion for the journey without having to weigh it first. So check whether a pack really contains small individual bags.
You compare unsalted options and ingredients lists. The word ‘roasted’ alone doesn’t tell you which ingredients a product contains or how much salt it has.
This table is for consumers looking for almonds as a snack to take with them; each row focuses on their first purchasing priority.
| What to consider | What should you look for? | Who is this most important to? |
|---|---|---|
| Several portions from one pack | Compare the net weight and decide how much you want to take with you each time. | If I plan several snacks in advance, I want to be able to portion the contents myself. Consumers who mainly want to get several portions from one pack account for around 34%. |
| A portion ready to take with you | Check the weight of each inner bag; a recommended serving isn’t the same as an individually packed portion. | If I want to take something with me without weighing it, I look for a sealed bag I can grab straight away. Consumers who put this convenience first account for around 33%. |
| Salt, ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients list and nutritional information for the exact variant, and check the allergen information too. | If I’m watching my salt intake or looking for a specific ingredients list, I want to be able to assess the variant carefully. Consumers who see this as their top priority account for around 20%. |
| Savoury flavour | Check whether the almonds are unsalted or seasoned, and read the ingredients. | If I’m mainly looking for a savoury flavour, I want to weigh up that preference against the variant’s ingredients. Consumers who put flavour first account for around 13%. |
A pack containing several items may consist of regular bags rather than individual snack packs. Albert Heijn lists four 190 g items in its unsalted 4-pack; Duyvis Oven roasted at 125 g comes in a bag containing multiple portions.
Check the weight of each inner pack and distinguish between a recommended serving and a separately sealed bag.
Portioning them yourself takes preparation and may mean you need to bring an extra container or bag.
According to the product information, Duyvis Oven roasted is made without added oil, but it contains 1.1 g of salt per 100 g. How a product is prepared and how much salt it contains are two different things.
Check added salt and oil separately in the ingredients list and nutrition table.
The Netherlands Nutrition Centre advises keeping nuts in a dry place and sealing them properly. This is particularly important if you’re using a larger bag over several occasions.
Seal the pack straight after portioning and follow the storage instructions on the label.
Keeping an opened pack means finding a designated dry storage place and remembering to seal it properly.
The Oven roasted variant is a savoury, seasoned bag containing multiple portions.
The 190 g unsalted variant is an option if you want to portion the almonds yourself.
The 140 g unsalted variant comes in a bag that you can portion yourself.
Lidl lists almonds in 200 g bags; Alesto is the relevant nut range.
Trader Joe’s Roasted Unsalted Almonds come in a 200 g bag.
PLUS Unsalted Almonds, 150 g, come in a bag that you can portion yourself.
This Joybuy selection includes almonds to portion yourself, including unsalted and salted varieties. Check the weight, ingredients and nutritional information for each pack.
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The product description says these almonds are ready to eat, so you can decide how much to take with you.
Check the ingredients and nutritional information on the pack.
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This raw, unsalted variety is ideal if you want to portion the almonds yourself rather than take an individual snack pack with you.
Check the ingredients and storage advice on the pack.
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This larger pack is designed for portioning yourself; the product name indicates that the almonds are salted.
Check the nutritional information on the pack if you want to assess the salt content.
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This larger pack is suitable for portioning yourself. The product information lists sunflower oil and 0.7% salt.
Check the current ingredients list and nutritional information on the pack.
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This roasted, salted variety comes in a bag you can portion yourself; it isn’t an individually packed snack bag.
Check the ingredients and nutritional information to decide whether this variety suits your preferences.
No. Check the weight and packaging of each item. Albert Heijn’s unsalted 4-pack contains four 190 g items. The Duyvis pack of 4 x 30 g listed by Albert Heijn does contain individual portions, but it’s marked as discontinued there.
No. How a product is prepared and how much salt it contains are separate characteristics. Albert Heijn says that Duyvis Oven roasted almonds are roasted without added oil, while the same product information lists 1.1 g of salt per 100 g. So check both the ingredients list and the nutrition table.
Store nuts in a dry place and seal them properly, as advised by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre. Follow the instructions on the pack too: Albert Heijn advises storing its almonds in a cool, dark, dry place and sealing the pack properly; for an opened bag of Duyvis, it recommends a light- and airtight container.
According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked foods; nuts are among the 14 allergens that must be declared. Business.gov.nl says that label information must be in Dutch. The NVWA says that new rules on precautionary cross-contamination warnings have applied since 1 January 2026. Always check the label on the exact pack.
The product pages reviewed from Albert Heijn, PLUS and Duyvis warn that whole almonds may pose a choking risk for young children. Follow the warning on the pack; this buying guide doesn’t assess individual safety situations.