What should you look for when choosing?
First decide whether you mainly want to serve small, measured portions or put out an eye-catching treat. Then check the nutritional information and allergen details on the packaging you choose.
| What to consider | What to check | Who is this important for? |
| Small portions |
Compare the listed 6 g portion for Gestampte Muisjes with the 15 g portion for Feest Muisjes, and decide how you’ll serve them. |
If I want to put out a small amount at a time for an office treat, I want to be able to measure it out in advance. Portion control is a priority for around 45% of consumers. |
| Presentation |
Choose between whole Feest Muisjes and crushed Gestampte Muisjes, depending on the treat you’ll sprinkle them over. |
For a celebratory coffee break, I want the topping to look right with the treat. A distinctive presentation is the main priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Ingredients and allergens |
Read the latest ingredients list, nutritional information per portion and allergen details on the packaging. |
When I put something out on a shared table, I want to be able to tell colleagues the ingredients if they ask. For around 22% of consumers, checking this is the top priority. |
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Frequently asked questions
Are the aniseed sprinkles discussed individually wrapped mini portions?
No, Albert Heijn and Jumbo list the aniseed sprinkles discussed here in shared 270 g or 330 g boxes. If you’re considering another product, check its packaging format if individual portions are a requirement for the office. De Ruijter Kleintjes, listed by Albert Heijn, contains chocolate sprinkles and flakes, not aniseed sprinkles.
Which aniseed sprinkles have the smallest listed portion?
Of the two Jumbo products discussed, De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes has the smallest listed portion at 6 g; the listed portion for Feest Muisjes is 15 g. These are product portion sizes, not a recommendation for how much anyone should eat.
Are aniseed sprinkles suitable for an everyday office snack?
It’s better to use the aniseed sprinkles discussed here as a topping or treat rather than as the basis of an everyday snack selection: they’re sugary sprinkles. The Voedingscentrum also suggests other snack options, including vegetables and fruit.
What should I check if colleagues ask about allergens?
Check the allergen information on the latest packaging for the sprinkles you’re serving. The Feest Muisjes and Gestampte Muisjes discussed here list wheat; if you’re putting out a shared bowl, keep the information from that packaging available.
How should I store an opened box of aniseed sprinkles at the office?
Follow the storage advice and best-before date on the specific packaging. The product pages discussed here say to store them in a dry place; seal an opened box cleanly and keep it dry.