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Want to put out enough almonds for everyone and save unopened packs for your next match night? Bear in mind that AH bundles contain individual packs, not small bags for sharing.
Want to share almonds during an Oranje match and pack some in lunchboxes later? First, choose between individual packs for several occasions and a small resealable pack that you can portion yourself. The AH multipacks we looked at contain larger individual packs, not ready-made snack bags. Unsalted almonds are a good option for lunchboxes if you portion them yourself. A resealable individual pack is an alternative if you don’t want to stock up.
Want to put out enough almonds for everyone and save unopened packs for your next match night? Bear in mind that AH bundles contain individual packs, not small bags for sharing.
Want to use the same purchase for the match and later for lunchboxes? Compare the weight of each pack and portion larger packs yourself. ALDI describes a 200 g pack of Trader Joe's almonds as resealable.
Looking for unsalted almonds, a savoury smoked flavour or a nut mix? Check the variety and ingredients on the pack. Duyvis Unsalted Walnut Mix contains walnuts, cashews and hazelnuts as well as almonds.
First, compare the quantity and packaging with what you want to share during the match and what you’ll actually use afterwards.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who should prioritise this? |
|---|---|---|
| Enough to share | Check both the number of packs and the weight of each pack and the multipack as a whole. AH confirms that the multipacks we looked at are supplied as individual packs. | If I want enough to share across several match nights without buying more than we’ll use, I check the total quantity. Around 42% of consumers say having enough in stock to share is their main purchase priority. |
| Portioning yourself for lunchboxes | Check the weight of one pack and whether it’s resealable. A multipack of larger packs doesn’t automatically give you individual snack portions. | If I want to take smaller amounts with me after the match, I check whether I’m happy to portion them at home or can reseal the pack between uses. Around 33% of consumers put ease of portioning first. |
| Flavour and ingredients | Check whether the almonds are unsalted or salted, and read the ingredients if you’re looking for almonds only. A mix may contain other nuts too. | If I specifically want unsalted or salted almonds, or almonds only, I compare the exact variety and ingredients. Around 25% of consumers give ingredients and flavour top priority. |
The AH bundles we looked at contain individual packs of 175 g, 190 g or 450 g; these aren’t small single-serving bags.
Check the weight of each pack before choosing a bundle to share or use for lunchboxes.
Duyvis Unsalted Walnut Mix also contains walnuts, cashews and hazelnuts. The portion size doesn’t change what’s in the mix.
Check which types of nuts it contains, and choose the mix only if you want that combination.
Duyvis describes Almonds Original as roasted without added oil or fat. That description of how they’re prepared doesn’t in itself mean the almonds are unsalted.
Check the variety name, ingredients and salt content separately.
The AH bundle of six 450 g packs contains 2,700 g in total; the bundle of six 190 g packs contains 1,140 g. So the same number of packs can add up to a very different total quantity.
Choose a quantity that works for both match night and the occasions you’ll eat them afterwards.
The AH bundles mentioned contain individual packs of almonds in different weights and varieties.
Duyvis describes both a single pack of Almonds Original and portion packs of an unsalted nut mix.
Jumbo offers a relevant single-pack option: 140 g of unsalted almonds.
Lidl presents Alesto as a range that includes nuts and party snacks.
ALDI lists a single pack of unroasted Trader Joe's almonds.
PLUS lists a 200 g stand-up pouch of unroasted, unsalted almonds.
These Joybuy products are single packs of almonds to portion yourself; they aren’t multipacks.
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The resealable pack is a good option if you want to portion the almonds yourself for a match night and another occasion later on.
160 g of almond kernels; the product description states that it contains 100% almond kernels and is ready to eat.
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This single pack is a good fit if you want to portion unsalted almonds yourself for several occasions.
200 g; the variety is described as raw and unsalted, with almonds as the ingredient. Seal the pack well after opening.
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This single pack could be a good choice if you want to put some almonds out to share and portion the rest yourself later.
500 g; the product description states that it contains 100% almonds and 0.00 g of salt per 100 g. This isn’t a multipack.
Not with the AH bundles mentioned: the unsalted 6-pack contains six individual 190 g packs, while the unroasted 6-pack contains six 450 g packs. You’ll need to portion them yourself for smaller lunchbox servings.
Seal the pack well and store the almonds somewhere dry. The Voedingscentrum recommends storing nuts in a cool place where possible. For the AH smoked-flavour product mentioned, the advice is to store it in a cool, dark, dry place; also follow the storage instructions on your pack.
According to MDL Fonds, whole nuts aren’t safe for children under four because of the risk of choking. The Voedingscentrum also warns against giving whole nuts to young children; a smaller pack size doesn’t change this.
Check the ingredients list and any warnings on the current packaging. The NVWA states that allergens required by law must be listed in the ingredients and clearly identifiable; almonds are classed as tree nuts.
Yes. Since 1 January 2026, the NVWA has checked whether prepacked products carry the correct warnings about possible cross-contamination with allergens. Such a precautionary warning doesn’t replace the declaration of almonds when they’re used as an ingredient.