What should you look for when choosing?
First decide which ingredient or characteristic you need to avoid or are looking for. Then check the exact product information, followed by the preparation method, packaging and convenience.
| What to consider |
What should you check? |
Who is this important for? |
| Allergens |
Check whether almonds are present and look for any warnings about the possible presence of other allergens. |
If you need to avoid almonds or another listed allergen, start by checking the full allergen information. Consumers whose main priority is avoiding allergens make up around 33% of consumers in this choice breakdown. |
| Specific dietary claim |
Look for the claim that meets your needs, and also read the ingredients and warnings. |
If, for example, you’re looking for a gluten-free or lactose-free product and can eat almonds, check the claim on the exact variant. Consumers who prioritise a specific claim like this make up around 20% of consumers in this choice breakdown. |
| Portioning and storage |
Check the net weight, closure and storage instructions. |
If you want to use the pack for several lunches, consider how easy it is to portion and reseal. Consumers who prioritise easy portioning and storage make up around 20% of consumers in this choice breakdown. |
| Ingredients and flavour |
Read the ingredients and nutritional information; roasted or made without added cooking fat doesn’t automatically mean unsalted. |
If you’re looking for unsalted almonds or a simple ingredient list, check the salt and any added ingredients separately. Consumers who prioritise this kind of product make up around 14% of consumers in this choice breakdown. |
| Quantity for your needs |
Compare the net weight and consider how much you can use and store at a time. |
If you have a small snack several times, the amount you can use will be a factor in your choice. Consumers who prioritise the quantity that suits their needs make up around 13% of consumers in this choice breakdown. |
Almonds at Joybuy
These products are selected as ready-to-eat almonds for a quick desk lunch. Check the ingredients and any allergen information on the exact pack to make sure it suits your diet.
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Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original Almond Kernels 160 g
The product description says these almond kernels are suitable as a ready-to-eat snack.
Ingredients: 100% almond kernels. Net weight: 160 g.
Contains almonds and isn’t suitable if you need to avoid them.
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g'woon Almonds Raw & Unsalted 200 g
The product title describes raw, unsalted almonds for snacking.
Ingredient: almonds.
Contains almonds and isn’t suitable if you need to avoid them. Reseal the pack tightly after opening.
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Anatolia Badem Natural (Almond) 500 gr
The product description says these almonds are suitable as a ready-to-eat snack.
Ingredients: 100% almonds. Net weight: 500 g.
Contains almonds and isn’t suitable if you need to avoid them. Store in a dry place and seal the pack tightly after opening.
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Frequently asked questions
Are almonds suitable if you need to avoid them?
No. Almonds contain almonds, so they aren’t suitable if you need to avoid them. Stichting Voedselallergie lists nuts as allergens; also check the warnings on the exact pack.
Does gluten-free mean a product is free from all allergens?
No. A gluten-free claim doesn’t, on its own, mean that other allergens are absent. Read the ingredients and allergen warnings for the specific variant; an Albert Heijn claim for a particular almond variant isn’t a general allergen-free guarantee.
Does lactose-free mean a product is suitable for someone with a milk allergy?
No. Lactose-free and milk-protein-free answer different questions. Stichting Voedselallergie distinguishes between lactose intolerance and milk allergy. If you have a milk allergy, check the information about milk and possible cross-contamination rather than relying only on the lactose-free claim.
How should you assess a warning that a product may contain wheat?
Take the warning into account if you eat a gluten-free diet. The Dutch Coeliac Association describes this type of notice as a possible cross-contamination risk; it doesn’t mean that every pack contains wheat.
How should you store opened almonds at work?
Keep them dry and tightly sealed. Voedingscentrum advises storing nuts in a dry place in a tightly sealed container; also follow the storage instructions on the pack.