Snacking on the go
You want to take pre-measured portions to lectures and avoid accidentally eating a whole pack. Albert Heijn and Duyvis state that their packs contain multiple portions.
For lectures, portioning snacks from a larger pack is handy if you want to take several with you; a small bag isn’t necessarily one portion. Choose unsalted almonds by checking the ingredients list, and bear in mind that savoury seasoned varieties may contain added salt and have storage instructions to follow once opened.
You want to take pre-measured portions to lectures and avoid accidentally eating a whole pack. Albert Heijn and Duyvis state that their packs contain multiple portions.
You’d rather portion out your snacks at home and want a pack you can reseal and store in a dry place after use.
You’re looking for almonds with no added salt, so you check the ingredients list rather than relying on the wording on the front of the pack.
First check whether the pack really contains individual portions. Then look at the ingredients and how to store any almonds left over.
| What to consider | What should you look for? | Who is this most relevant to? |
|---|---|---|
| A proper portion to take with you | Compare the net weight with the stated portion size, and check whether there are actually individual inner bags. | When I pack snacks for lectures, I want to know whether I need to portion them myself or if they come in individual bags. Around 50% of consumers prioritise a proper portion to take with them. |
| Unsalted or savoury seasoned | Read the ingredients list and check whether salt or oil has been added; roasting alone doesn’t tell you what’s in the product. | If I want almonds with no added salt, I look beyond the product name. Around 30% of consumers prioritise an unsalted product. |
| Storage after opening | Check whether the pack is resealable and follow the product’s storage instructions. | If I use a pack over several days, I want to be able to seal it properly and store it as directed. Around 20% of consumers prioritise storage after opening. |
Duyvis product information states that a 125 g bag contains 4–5 portions, with an average portion size of 30 g. Albert Heijn gives a portion size of 25 g for a 190 g pack.
Check both the net weight and the portion size, and measure out what you want to take with you in advance.
Duyvis says its almonds are roasted without added oil, but the seasoning mix contains salt.
Check the preparation method and the ingredients separately.
For opened Duyvis almonds, the product information recommends storing them in a light- and airtight container. Albert Heijn advises sealing the pack properly after use.
If you plan to use the contents over several days, factor the storage instructions into your choice.
The product information describes Oven roasted almonds as a savoury seasoned snack in a 125 g pack.
AH Unsalted Almonds are roasted almonds in a 190 g pack.
Jumbo Unsalted Almonds are sold in a 140 g pack.
The Dutch product page lists Unsalted Almonds.
ALDI product pages list Trader Joe’s unroasted almonds and roasted varieties in 200 g packs.
PLUS Unroasted and Unsalted Almonds are described as coming in a 200 g stand-up pouch.
This selection includes almonds to portion yourself, unsalted varieties, and roasted salted almonds for anyone looking for a savoury flavour.
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A good choice if you want to portion snacks at home: the product information states that the pack is resealable and the almond kernels are ready to eat.
Weight: 160 g. Ingredients: 100% almond kernels.
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A good fit if you prefer raw, unsalted almonds that you can portion yourself.
Weight: 200 g. The ingredients list includes almonds.
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The product information says the almonds are ready to eat; the pack is intended for you to portion out yourself.
Weight: 500 gr. The ingredients are listed as 100% almonds, with no added salt.
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A good choice if you prefer a savoury flavour and want to be able to reseal the pack after use.
Weight: 150 g. The product information describes roasted, salted almonds in a resealable pack.
No. For Duyvis, 4–5 portions refers to the contents of a 125 g bag, with an average portion size of 30 g. Albert Heijn gives a portion size of 25 g for a 190 g pack. A stated portion size doesn’t mean the pack contains individual inner bags.
Follow the storage instructions for your chosen variety. Albert Heijn advises keeping its almonds in a cool, dark, dry place and sealing the pack properly after use. For an opened bag of Duyvis almonds, the product information recommends storing them in a light- and airtight container. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre lists rancidity, toughness and mould as signs that unsalted almonds have gone off.
Almonds are tree nuts, so they’re relevant if you have a nut allergy. Check the ingredients and allergen information on the pack of the specific variety. Albert Heijn states that its almonds may contain peanuts and other nuts; don’t rely on terms such as ‘unsalted’ alone.
The NVWA states that allergens must be identified in the ingredients list. From 1 January 2026, additional rules apply to warnings about accidental presence due to cross-contamination. These are requirements for food businesses and don’t mean that an individual pack has been approved by the NVWA.
Check the NVWA’s official safety warnings and compare the product and packaging details with your purchase. A general product listing isn’t a safety certificate for every batch.