Who are these pack sizes for?

Gaming night planners

You want to be able to open separate packs for different evenings or guests. Look at both the number of packs and the amount in each one. Albert Heijn lists the bundles reviewed here as four individual items.

Lunchbox planners

You want to take a portion with you. A regular pack containing several portions means you’ll need to divide it up yourself; also check how to store the rest once opened. For example, AH lists 25 g as the portion size for its 190 g unsalted variant. ALDI lists its 200 g almonds in a resealable pack.

Regular unsalted snackers

You’re looking for almonds with no added salt. Check the ingredients and allergen information for the exact variant: products with similar names may have different ingredients. The Voedingscentrum recommends unsalted nuts and varying the types you eat.

What should you look for when choosing?

Start with the amount you want to prepare at a time. Then decide whether you’d prefer several regular packs that you can open separately, or one pack that you portion yourself.

The percentages below relate to consumers considering almonds for gaming nights or lunchboxes.

What to consider What to look for Who does this matter to?
Portions on the go Check the amount in each pack and the stated portion size; a multipack isn’t automatically a set of small portion bags. If I want to prepare portions for a lunchbox or gaming session, I want to know how much I’ll need to divide up myself. Around 33% of consumers say portioning is their main consideration.
Opening separately and sharing Check how many individual packs are in the bundle and how many grams each contains. For separate gaming nights or guests, I only want to open what’s needed at the time. Around 27% of consumers mainly consider whether the packs can be opened separately and shared.
Getting the right amount Work out the total amount from the number of packs and the amount in each one, then match it to how you plan to use them. If I don’t want to keep more in stock than I’ll use, I compare the total amount with my plans. Around 20% of consumers say having the right amount in stock is their main priority.
Ingredients and allergens Read the ingredients list, salt information and allergen warnings for the exact variant. If I prefer unsalted almonds or a savoury, seasoned option, I want to check the ingredients beforehand. Around 20% of consumers mainly consider ingredients and salt.

Common buying mistakes

  • Mistaking a multipack for small portion bags

    The AH 4-packs reviewed here are supplied as four individual items. The amount in each pack determines how much you’ll still need to portion yourself.

    Before buying, check both the number of items and the amount in each one.

    Portioning them yourself takes preparation and may require a separate storage container.

  • Choosing a large bundle without planning how much you need

    Four 450 g packs call for a different plan than one individual pack. Once opened, follow the storage instructions on the exact packaging.

    First decide when you want to use the almonds and how much you’ll need.

  • Confusing a preparation claim with the ingredients

    Duyvis describes its almonds as roasted without adding oil or fat. This doesn’t mean the finished product is fat-free or unsalted; Dutch retailer information lists salt for the variant in question.

    Read the ingredients and nutritional information on the exact pack alongside the preparation description.

  • Assuming a flavour name means it’s the same variant

    The AH smoked-flavour bundle refers to 175 g packs. Check the full product name and amount, as details for another variant may not match.

    Check the ingredients and allergen information on the product packaging you intend to buy.

Relevant brands to consider

Albert Heijn

The product information reviewed lists bundles of four regular packs.

  • The unsalted bundle contains four 190 g packs; the unroasted option comes in a bundle of four 450 g packs.
  • These are individual items, not four small snack portions. Check the ingredients and amount for each variant separately.

Duyvis

Almonds Original is described as oven-roasted almonds with a savoury flavour, in a 125 g pack.

  • Duyvis says its almonds are roasted without adding oil or fat.
  • This preparation claim doesn’t mean the finished product is fat-free or unsalted. Retailer information lists several portions per bag; follow the storage instructions once opened.

Jumbo

The unsalted almonds reviewed come in a single 140 g pack.

  • The product information lists 99% almonds and sunflower oil.
  • This is a single pack, not a multipack of individual snack bags. Check the allergen information too.

Lidl

The product information for Alesto Spanish almonds lists a 200 g pack and several variants.

  • The pack size is listed as 200 g.
  • Check which variant you’re choosing; the information doesn’t confirm that all variants are unsalted.

ALDI

The TRADER JOE'S roasted unsalted almonds reviewed come in a 200 g pack.

  • ALDI lists the pack as resealable.
  • This is a single pack, not a bundle of individually sealed portions.

PLUS

The PLUS almonds reviewed are unroasted and unsalted, in a 200 g stand-up pouch.

  • The product information lists almonds as the ingredient.
  • This is one pack; follow the storage instructions to keep it in a cool, dark place.

Joybuy products for portioning yourself

These individual packs are for anyone who wants to decide how many almonds to take along for a lunchbox or gaming session.

Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original Almond Kernels 160 g

Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original Almond Kernels 160 g

An individual pack you can weigh out into portions for a lunchbox or gaming session.

The description lists 100% almond kernels and a net weight of 160 g. The almonds are ready to eat; the pack can be resealed after opening.

Contains almonds and is not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.

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g'woon Raw & Unsalted Almonds 200 g

g'woon Almonds Raw & Unsalted 200 g

An individual pack so you can choose your own portions for a lunchbox or snack.

The product name describes raw, unsalted almonds in a 200 g pack. Follow the storage instructions and seal the pack securely after opening.

Contains almonds and is not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.

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Anatolia Badem Natural Almonds 500 g

Anatolia Badem Natural Almonds 500 g

A larger individual pack for anyone who wants to choose how much to prepare for each snack.

The product information lists 100% almonds and a net weight of 500 g. Seal the pack securely after opening.

Contains almonds and is not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a 4-pack the same as four lunchbox portions?

No. The AH bundles reviewed contain four regular packs. The unsalted variant contains 190 g per pack and lists a portion size of 25 g; you’ll need to divide it up yourself for smaller portions.

How should I store almonds after a gaming session?

Follow the instructions on the exact pack. For its unsalted almonds, AH says to store them in a cool, dark, dry place and close the pack securely after use. For an opened Duyvis bag, the manufacturer recommends an airtight, light-proof container.

Are whole almonds suitable for every child’s lunchbox?

Not without taking the child’s age and circumstances into account. The product information warns that young children can choke on nuts; don’t automatically use the adult portion examples for children.

Where can I check whether a variant is suitable for someone with an allergy?

Read the ingredients list and allergen warnings on the exact pack. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority explains how allergen information is shown on labels. A product name or general brand description isn’t enough to tell you about possible cross-contamination.

What does a warning such as ‘may contain peanuts’ mean?

This kind of warning refers to the possible unintended presence of an allergen due to cross-contamination. From 1 January 2026, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority is checking that warnings comply with the new Dutch rules and are based on a risk assessment. Check the warning on the packaging of the product you’re actually buying.