Almonds to portion yourself
These are larger packs of almonds to portion yourself; they are not individual snack packs.
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Jia Zhou Yuan Ye Original almond kernels 160 g
Ideal for portioning yourself: the product information lists 160 g of almond kernels in a resealable pack.
The ingredients are described as 100% almond kernels. Contains almonds; not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.
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g'woon Raw & Unsalted almonds 200 g
The pack contains 200 g of almonds to portion yourself.
This variety is described as raw and unsalted. Contains almonds; not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.
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Anatolia Badem Natural almonds 500 gr
The pack contains 500 gr of almonds to portion yourself.
The product information describes the ingredients as 100% natural almonds. Contains almonds; not suitable for anyone with an almond allergy.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if a pack of almonds is a multipack of snack packs?
Check the number of inner packs and the weight of each pack, not just the total contents. Dutch Food Delights describes, among other things, a Duyvis format with 30 g packs and cases containing 125 g bags; this information does not prove that these are current consumer multipacks.
How can I work out how many snacks I'll get from a pack?
With individual packs, count how many you want to use for your snack occasions. With a larger pack, divide the total weight in grams by the weight you choose for each portion; this is a calculation to help you plan, not personal nutritional advice.
Can I put whole almonds in any child's lunch box?
No. A small pack does not automatically mean the contents are suitable for a young child. The MDL Fonds warns against giving whole nuts to children under four because of the risk of choking; the Voedingscentrum also advises against whole nuts.
How should I store almonds after opening?
According to the Voedingscentrum, store unsalted almonds in a cool, dark and dry place, in an airtight container. Also follow the instructions and use-by date on the packaging; general storage advice is not a guarantee for every product.
What should I look for in the allergen information on a pack?
Check both the ingredients and any precautionary allergen warnings; almonds are a recognised tree nut allergen. In the Netherlands, rules for precautionary allergen warnings have applied since 1 January 2026. Under these rules, the NVWA lists the wording ‘May contain X’ and ‘Not suitable for people with an X allergy’; a warning about possible cross-contamination does not replace the declaration of ingredients that are present.