If you want to plan small portions of aniseed sprinkles for each guest, De Ruijter Crushed Aniseed Sprinkles, 270 g, are one option: Albert Heijn lists a 6 g serving size. This is a serving size in the nutritional information, not an individually packaged portion. For a more colourful theme, you can choose from the 330 g coloured varieties. You’ll need to portion these yourself too, and check the allergens on each pack before serving.
You want to set out a small amount for each guest. Albert Heijn’s product information lists a 6 g serving size for De Ruijter Crushed Aniseed Sprinkles, but the product is sold in a 270 g pack. So you’ll need to portion it out yourself.
You’re looking for a colourful topping for cupcakes or a cake, for example. Albert Heijn and PLUS list blue-and-white, pink-and-white and party aniseed sprinkles in 330 g packs. Choose the colour that suits your serving plans.
You’re serving aniseed sprinkles to guests who need to know what they contain. The varieties described list wheat or cereals containing gluten. Before serving, check the label on the exact pack you’re using.
First decide whether small portions you scoop out yourself or the colour of the topping matters most for your garden party. Then check the texture and the label for the exact variety.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who is this most important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Small portions | Compare the pack weight with the serving size on the label. A 6 g or 15 g serving is not the same as an individual sachet. | I want to be able to set out a small amount for each guest without putting a whole pack on the table. For around 50% of consumers, planning portions comes first. |
| Colour and decoration | Check which colour variety will go with your baking, and how much you want to use from the 330 g pack. | If the sprinkles are going on a cake or cupcakes, I mainly want a colour that suits the celebration. Around 30% of consumers give colour theme top priority. |
| Texture and allergens | Choose between whole and crushed aniseed sprinkles, and read the current ingredients and allergen information. | I want to know what texture I’m serving and what guests with allergies need to check on the label. For around 20% of consumers, this is the most important consideration. |
Albert Heijn lists a 6 g serving size for crushed aniseed sprinkles, while the pack contains 270 g. A serving size helps you work out quantities, but it doesn’t mean the contents are individually packaged.
If you want to serve portions to each guest, decide in advance how much to scoop out and use clean bowls or spoons.
Portioning the sprinkles yourself takes extra serving equipment and time to get everything ready.
A colour that works for your theme doesn’t tell you what the chosen variety contains. The aniseed sprinkle varieties described list wheat or cereals containing gluten.
Read the current label on the pack you’re serving, and keep the information handy for any guests who ask.
If you scoop from the pack repeatedly, the contents may come into contact with moisture or used serving equipment. Joybuy’s product information for blue-and-white aniseed sprinkles advises keeping the pack tightly closed after opening.
Put out a small amount, use clean serving equipment and keep the rest dry and sealed until you need to top it up.
Albert Heijn and PLUS list De Ruijter aniseed sprinkle varieties to suit a choice between crushed sprinkles and colourful toppings.
These two varieties are whole, coloured aniseed sprinkles in 330 g packs, for anyone planning a blue-and-white or pink colour theme. For small portions, scoop out the amount you need from the pack. If you’re looking for crushed sprinkles, bear in mind that they have a different texture.
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For a blue-and-white topping on baked treats; the product description says these are whole aniseed sprinkles, and the pack contains 330 g.
For individual portions, scoop out the sprinkles yourself. The product information lists wheat and gluten. Check the current label before serving, and keep the pack dry and tightly closed after opening.
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For a pink colour theme on cupcakes or a cake, for example; the product description says these are whole aniseed sprinkles, and the pack contains 330 g.
For individual portions, scoop out the sprinkles yourself. The product information lists wheat and gluten. Read the current label, and keep the opened pack dry and tightly closed.
No. The 6 g serving size on Albert Heijn’s product page for De Ruijter Crushed Aniseed Sprinkles is part of the nutritional information for a 270 g pack. If you want to set out portions for each guest at your garden party, you’ll need to scoop them out yourself.
The 6 g serving size listed by Albert Heijn for De Ruijter Crushed Aniseed Sprinkles gives you a starting point for planning small amounts yourself. You’ll be buying a 270 g pack, not individually wrapped portions, and choosing a crushed rather than whole topping.
Before serving, check the current ingredients and allergen information for the exact variety you’ve chosen. The aniseed sprinkle varieties described list wheat or cereals containing gluten. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information for prepacked products is shown on the label.
Keep any unused aniseed sprinkles dry, and seal the pack between refills. Joybuy’s product information for blue-and-white aniseed sprinkles advises keeping the pack tightly closed after opening. Follow the instructions on your own pack too.
