Choose aniseed sprinkles by product type and pack size, not by squeeze-bottle size. Albert Heijn, Jumbo and PLUS list dry aniseed sprinkles in 270 g or 330 g packs; choose whole or crushed sprinkles depending on what you want to serve. Before checkout, check the exact variety, ingredients and delivery options for your postcode.
You want whole sprinkles in a suitable colour and check the pack size if several people will be sharing them. PLUS describes its 330 g blue and white variety as providing around 22 portions; that figure does not automatically apply to other varieties.
You might be looking for a squeeze bottle to help prevent spills. However, the aniseed sprinkles on Albert Heijn and Jumbo’s product pages are dry, sugar-coated aniseed seeds. Choose the pack you want first, and don’t assume that a squeeze bottle for liquids is suitable for sprinkling them.
You want to know what’s in your chosen variety. Albert Heijn’s pink and white sprinkles and Jumbo’s party sprinkles list wheat and cereals containing gluten. Check the label on the pack you receive before serving them, too.
First decide whether you want whole or crushed aniseed sprinkles. Then compare the pack size of the exact variety and check the product information and delivery options before checkout.
| What to consider | What to check before buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable dispensing format | Check that you’re ordering dry aniseed sprinkles in a pack. If buying a separate dispenser, make sure it’s designed for dry sprinkles. | If I want to sprinkle aniseed sprinkles without buying an unsuitable bottle, the format needs to work for dry sprinkles. This dispensing question is the top priority for around 50% of consumers. |
| Variety and quantity | Compare whole and crushed sprinkles, the colour and the pack weight. Albert Heijn lists whole varieties in 330 g packs and crushed sprinkles in 270 g packs. | For serving several people, I want to choose the right type and colour and make sure I have enough. Around 33% of consumers give this choice the highest priority. |
| Label and delivery | Read the ingredients and allergen information for the exact variety, and check the delivery or collection options for your postcode. | If ingredients matter to me, I want to be able to check the label and know whether I can receive the pack. This is the top priority for around 17% of consumers. |
The aniseed sprinkles described by Albert Heijn and Jumbo are dry, sugar-coated aniseed seeds. A squeeze bottle designed for liquids is therefore not an obvious way to dispense them.
Choose the sprinkles you want to serve first. If you also want to use a dispenser, check that it’s suitable for food and dry sprinkles.
Albert Heijn’s pink and white sprinkles and Jumbo’s party sprinkles list wheat and cereals containing gluten. That doesn’t tell you which ingredients are in every other colour or variety.
Read the information for the exact product and check the pack label when it arrives, especially if allergens are important to your choice.
Albert Heijn lists whole aniseed sprinkles in 330 g packs alongside crushed sprinkles in 270 g packs. The figure of around 22 portions given by PLUS applies to its 330 g blue and white variety.
Check the pack size and any portion information for your chosen variety. Before checkout, also see which delivery or collection options are available for your postcode.
Albert Heijn, Jumbo and PLUS list De Ruijter aniseed sprinkles. The products reviewed include whole pink and white, blue and white, and party sprinkles in 330 g packs, as well as crushed sprinkles in 270 g packs.
This selection is for anyone ordering whole aniseed sprinkles in a pack, rather than looking for a squeeze bottle or dispenser.
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A pack for anyone wanting to serve whole blue and white aniseed sprinkles; this is not a squeeze bottle.
Pack size: 330 g. If you have allergies, check the label on the pack you receive and review the delivery options for your postcode before checkout.
Don’t assume that a squeeze bottle designed for liquids is suitable for dry aniseed sprinkles. Albert Heijn and Jumbo describe the products reviewed as sugar-coated aniseed seeds sold in packs. If you want to dispense them using a separate dispenser, check that it’s suitable for food and dry sprinkles.
Choose a variety with a colour, product type and quantity that suit the occasion. PLUS says its 330 g blue and white aniseed sprinkles provide around 22 portions. Crushed sprinkles are a different product type; Albert Heijn and PLUS list them in 270 g packs.
Yes, read the label on the pack you receive before serving. Albert Heijn’s pink and white sprinkles and Jumbo’s party sprinkles list wheat and cereals containing gluten; check the information for the exact variety you’ve chosen.
Store them in a dry place, as Jumbo advises for its party sprinkles. Always check the label on the pack you receive for storage instructions and the best-before date.
