For serving aniseed sprinkles on several rusks, 330 g is a sensible choice if you’ll use that amount: PLUS describes its pink-and-white De Ruijter pack as providing around 22 portions. Choose 270 g of crushed sprinkles if you need less or prefer the crushed variety. If you specifically want a bag, check the packaging type too.
Who are these aniseed sprinkles for?
Anyone buying sprinkles for new-baby visitors
You want to serve several rusks without opening multiple packs. PLUS describes the 330 g pink-and-white De Ruijter pack as providing around 22 portions. How much you need depends on how you plan to serve them.
Anyone looking to get the quantity right
You don’t want to be left with sprinkles you won’t use. So compare the 330 g packs of coloured varieties with the 270 g packs of crushed sprinkles.
Anyone checking the label for guests
You want to know which ingredients and allergens are in the variety you choose. PLUS lists wheat and cereals containing gluten for the pink-and-white De Ruijter sprinkles. Check the label on the pack you buy before serving.
What should you look for when choosing?
Decide how many rusks you want to serve. Then choose the colour or sprinkle style, and check the label for that variety.
| What to consider |
What to check when buying |
Who it matters to |
| Quantity for your gathering |
Compare 330 g and 270 g with the number of rusks you plan to serve and how much you want to use on each one. |
I want to serve enough sprinkles without being left with lots I won’t use. Getting enough in the pack is the top priority for around 42% of consumers. |
| Colour and sprinkle style |
Choose a colour to suit the occasion and decide whether you want whole or crushed sprinkles. |
For a birth, I want to choose a suitable colour; for another dish, the crushed variety may be a better fit. Colour and style are the main concern for around 33% of consumers. |
| Ingredients and allergens |
Read the ingredients and allergen information on the pack of the exact variety you’ve chosen. |
When serving guests, I want to know what’s in their sprinkles. Checking the label is the top priority for around 25% of consumers. |
Common mistakes
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Assuming a 330 g pack is automatically a bag
PLUS describes the pink-and-white De Ruijter sprinkles as a 330 g box providing around 22 portions. That portion count doesn’t tell you how many rusks you can top for your gathering with the same pack.
Choose the quantity to suit the number of guests and rusks. If you specifically want a bag, check the packaging type separately.
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Choosing by colour without reading the label
According to PLUS, the pink-and-white De Ruijter variety contains wheat and cereals containing gluten. Don’t assume that the ingredients listed for one colour apply to another variety too.
Before serving, read the ingredients and allergen information on the pack of the variety you’ve chosen.
Relevant brands and retailers
De Ruijter and the retailers listed below give you a starting point for comparing pack sizes, colours and styles. A variety shown online may not be available in every shop.
De Ruijter
Aniseed sprinkles in coloured 330 g varieties and a 270 g crushed variety.
- PLUS describes the pink-and-white variety as sugar-coated aniseed and states that a 330 g pack provides around 22 portions.
- That portion count applies to the pink-and-white pack described, not necessarily to every variety or serving size.
Albert Heijn
The online aniseed sprinkles category shows 330 g blue-and-white and pink-and-white varieties, 330 g celebration sprinkles and 270 g crushed sprinkles.
- You can compare colours and sprinkle styles side by side in the same category.
- Check which variety is available at the shop or through the delivery option you choose.
Jumbo
The online category shows three coloured varieties of aniseed sprinkles in 330 g packs and 270 g packs of crushed sprinkles.
- The varieties shown let you choose between different colours and the crushed style.
- Check the range at the shop or through the delivery option you use.
PLUS
Product pages describe 330 g packs of pink-and-white De Ruijter sprinkles and 270 g packs of crushed sprinkles.
- The pink-and-white variety includes a portion guide and ingredients information.
- Don’t use the information for that variety as label information for the crushed or a differently coloured variety.
Aniseed sprinkles at Joybuy
These two 330 g De Ruijter packs are suitable for serving sprinkles on several rusks. Choose between pink and blue-and-white to suit the occasion. If you’re looking for a bag, check the packaging type.
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De Ruijter pink aniseed sprinkles 330 g
For serving on several rusks when pink suits the occasion.
Pack size: 330 g. Check the packaging type if you want a bag, and read the label for this variety before serving.
View at Joybuy
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De Ruijter blue-and-white aniseed sprinkles 330 g
For serving on several rusks when blue and white suit the occasion.
Pack size: 330 g. Check the packaging type if you want a bag, and read the label for this variety before serving.
View at Joybuy
Frequently asked questions
Is 330 g of aniseed sprinkles enough for new-baby visitors?
It depends on how many rusks you’re serving and how much you use on each one. PLUS says the 330 g pink-and-white De Ruijter pack provides around 22 portions; use that as a guide when planning how you’ll serve them.
When should I choose crushed sprinkles rather than whole ones?
Choose crushed sprinkles if that’s the style you want. PLUS describes the 270 g crushed De Ruijter variety as suitable for bread, rusks, yoghurt and baking. Also check that the quantity suits your plans.
Should I check the allergens in aniseed sprinkles?
Yes. Check the pack of the variety you’re serving, especially if ingredients or allergens are important to your guests. PLUS lists wheat and cereals containing gluten for the pink-and-white De Ruijter sprinkles; don’t assume that information applies to another variety without checking.