For a single snack on the go, measuring out a portion from a larger pack is a good option. If you’re camping for several days, a pack that’s explicitly described as resealable is more practical. ALDI lists the 200 g pack of roasted, unsalted Trader Joe’s almonds as resealable. A small bag isn’t automatically one portion, and even a resealable pack doesn’t replace the storage instructions.
You want to take a measured snack with you for a walk or a day of travelling, rather than carrying a whole multi-portion bag. Duyvis lists Almonds Original as a 125 g pack; you decide how much to take for each snack.
You’re looking for a pack you can dip into more than once. ALDI lists the Trader Joe’s almonds we looked at as being in a resealable pack; Jumbo recommends storing its unsalted almonds in a cool, dry, dark place.
You want almonds without added salt as a snack. Compare the exact variety and ingredients: almonds can be both roasted and unsalted, and unsalted doesn’t automatically mean oil-free.
First decide whether you’re taking one measured snack with you or dipping into the same pack over several days. Then compare the ingredients and check the storage instructions.
| What to consider | What to look for when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Taking a snack portion | Check the net weight and any portion information; measure out your own portion if you don’t want to take the whole bag. | If you want to take a measured amount on an outing, the bag’s weight isn’t automatically your portion. Around 42% of consumers put portion convenience first. |
| Ingredients and flavour | Read the ingredients and salt information for the exact variety. Don’t confuse no added oil with unsalted. | If you want to choose between unsalted almonds and a savoury roasted variety, look beyond the preparation description alone. Around 33% of consumers prioritise ingredients. |
| Resealing and storage | Look for an explicit statement that the pack is resealable, and follow the storage and opening instructions on the packaging. | If you want to dip into the same bag over several days of camping, both resealing it and storing it appropriately matter. Around 25% of consumers prioritise being able to use a pack more than once. |
A Joybuy product page for Duyvis almonds lists 4–5 portions per bag. So a smaller pack isn’t necessarily enough for just one snack.
Check the portion information and decide in advance how much you want to take with you.
The ingredients list for PLUS Unsalted Almonds 150 g includes 98% almonds and sunflower oil.
Check the salt and oil separately in the ingredients list, then choose according to your preferences.
Jumbo says its unsalted almonds are packed in a protective atmosphere and should be stored in a cool, dry, dark place. This information alone doesn’t tell you how long an opened bag will keep.
Once opened, follow the storage and use-by instructions on the current packaging, and choose a pack size that suits how you’ll use it.
Almonds Original is an option if you’re looking for a savoury roasted almond snack.
AH Unsalted Almonds is an own-brand option for anyone looking for almonds without added salt.
Jumbo Unsalted Almonds 140 g is a smaller pack to keep in stock.
Lidl sells almonds under its Alesto product range; a Dutch product page lists a 200 g bag.
The 200 g Trader Joe’s almonds we looked at are roasted and unsalted.
PLUS Unsalted Almonds 150 g is an unsalted, roasted own-brand variety.
These products come in different pack sizes and varieties to suit the snacks you have planned: from portioning them out yourself to choosing roasted or unsalted almonds.
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A pack to keep in stock, so you can measure out an amount to take on an outing.
160 g almond kernels.
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An option if you’re looking for raw, unsalted almonds and want to measure out your own amount to take with you.
200 g; the product name specifies raw, unsalted almonds.
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A good fit if you’re looking for a savoury roasted snack; this variety is not unsalted.
150 g. Contains salt and sunflower oil.
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A larger pack for several snack breaks; measure out the amount you want to take on each outing.
500 g; roasted and salted.
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A larger pack of natural almonds that you can portion out yourself to take on the go.
500 gr.
No. Check the total contents and any portion information. For example, a Joybuy product page for Duyvis almonds lists 4–5 portions per bag, so don’t automatically treat the whole bag as one snack.
Follow the instructions on the packaging for your product. Jumbo says its unsalted almonds should be stored in a cool, dry, dark place. A resealable bag is handy if you’ll use it more than once, but it doesn’t replace the storage instructions.
Check the ingredients and allergen warnings on the current packaging for the exact variety. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information must be clearly displayed on the label. For the unsalted almonds we looked at, PLUS warns that they may contain other nuts and peanuts. Since 1 January 2026, the NVWA has also been checking cross-contamination warnings on labels of prepacked products.
No. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre warns that children under 4 can choke on whole nuts or peanuts. It suggests nut butter with no added sugar or salt, spread on bread, as an alternative for young children.
