What should you look for when choosing?
First decide how many portions you need and how you’ll store the rest. Then choose a flavour and check the label before handing them out, especially if any of your guests have allergies.
| What to consider |
What should you look for? |
Who is this important for? |
| Individual portions |
Check the net weight and decide in advance how much you want to put in each portion. Also check whether the packaging can be resealed. |
If I want to hand out several portions, I want to divide the contents in advance and store the rest. Around 31% of consumers prioritise portioning convenience. |
| Savoury flavour |
Check the variety and ingredients; roasted, salted and smoky flavour are different descriptions. Duyvis says Almonds Original are oven-roasted without added oil or fat; this does not mean they are unsalted or fat-free. |
For a savoury snack, I choose based on the flavour variety, not just the brand. Around 25% of consumers give savoury flavour top priority. |
| Unsalted option |
Check that the product is explicitly labelled as unsalted and assess the preparation method separately. Roasted does not automatically mean salted. |
I want almonds without added salt that I can also use on other occasions. Around 19% of consumers prioritise an unsalted variety. |
| Allergen information |
Read the ingredients and warnings on the packaging, and keep the original label with any portions you divide yourself. The NVWA provides information about allergen labelling; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre lists almonds among the tree nut allergens. |
If I’m handing out almonds, I want to be able to check and keep the product information. Around 13% of consumers give allergen information top priority. |
| Cost per portion |
Compare products on a like-for-like basis, such as the price per kilogram for the same variety, and factor in the ordering terms for your chosen retailer. Jumbo says that the minimum order for home delivery depends on your postcode and delivery charges vary by delivery slot. |
I want to know what the portions I’ll actually use cost, and whether ordering for a small purchase is worthwhile. Around 12% of consumers prioritise the cost per usable portion. |
Almonds at Joybuy
These Joybuy almond products come in packs that you can divide into portions yourself, with a choice of flavours and salt levels.
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Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original Almond Kernels 160 g
You can divide the 160 g pack into portions of your choice. The product description says to reseal the pack after use.
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g'woon Almonds Raw & Unsalted 200 g
An option if you’re looking for unsalted almonds to portion yourself; the product name specifies raw, unsalted almonds in a 200 g pack.
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Anatolia Roasted Salted Almonds 500 g
This variety is a good fit if you’re looking for roasted, salted almonds. The 500 g pack gives you plenty to divide into portions yourself.
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Anatolia Badem Natural (Almond) 500 g
The pack contains 500 g of almonds for you to portion yourself. Check the product information if you want to compare the exact salt and ingredient details.
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g'woon Roasted & Salted Almonds 150 g
A roasted, salted variety in a 150 g pack. The product description says the pack is resealable.
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Frequently asked questions
How many individual portions can I get from a bag?
It depends on how much you choose to put in each portion. As a simple example, a 125 g pack gives you five portions at 25 g each, a 150 g pack gives you six, and a 200 g pack gives you eight. This is a calculation based on the net weight, not a recommended amount per guest.
How should I store any leftover almonds?
Store nuts in a dry place in an airtight container and follow the instructions on the packaging. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre advises keeping nuts in a cool place; Jumbo says to store its 140 g pack of unsalted almonds in a dry, dark place. Keep the original packaging with the rest of your supply so you can refer to the product information.
Are roasted almonds always salted?
No. ALDI Netherlands lists a 200 g TRADER JOE'S variety that is both roasted and unsalted. Check the packaging for the roasted and unsalted descriptions separately.
Can I give unsalted almonds to someone with an almond allergy?
No. Unsalted almonds still contain almonds. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre lists almonds among the tree nut allergens. Don’t give an almond portion to anyone with a known almond allergy, and choose an alternative that takes their allergies into account.
Which Dutch allergen rules apply to packaged almonds?
Allergens must be clearly listed on food labels; almonds are among the tree nut allergens. The NVWA says new rules take effect from 1 January 2026 on how and when food businesses must warn about allergens that may be present unintentionally, for example due to cross-contamination. This information relates to business labelling and does not establish any additional requirements for a private birthday gathering.