Who is this relevant to?

If you’re looking for one individually wrapped serving

If you need something for a single serving, first check whether the product is actually an individual portion. The four aniseed sprinkle products in Jumbo’s online category come in boxes weighing 270 g or 330 g.

If you want to use aniseed sprinkles on more than one occasion

If you’re using them as a topping or decoration, the pack size may help you decide. Jumbo lists crushed aniseed sprinkles in a 270 g pack; the other variants listed come in 330 g packs.

If you’re choosing aniseed sprinkles for a birth or celebration

If you want them to suit the occasion, you can choose pink and white, blue and white, or celebration sprinkles. For your chosen variant, also check the pack size and allergen information.

What should you look for when choosing?

When ordering online, first decide whether you need an individual portion or want to use the sprinkles as a topping. Then compare the ingredients and, if it matters for your occasion, the colour.

What to consider What to check before buying Who this matters to
Individual portion Check whether the product description specifically mentions an individually wrapped bar or portion; a 270 g or 330 g box is not the same thing. If I want to order something for one serving, I don’t want to mistake a box of sprinkles for an individual bar. For around 50% of consumers, an individual portion comes first.
Ingredients and use Read the ingredients and allergen information for your chosen variant, and consider whether a topping or decoration suits your occasion. If I’m using them on rusks or as a topping, I want to know what’s in them, especially if wheat or gluten matters to me. For around 30% of consumers, this is the top priority.
Colour and occasion Compare the pink and white, blue and white, and celebration variants on the current product page, including the stated pack size. For a birth or celebration, I want the colour to suit the occasion. For around 20% of consumers, this comes first.

Common ordering mistakes

  • Mistaking a box of sprinkles for an individual bar

    The aniseed sprinkles in Jumbo’s online category come in boxes weighing 270 g or 330 g. That’s a different format from an individually wrapped bar for one serving.

    If an individual portion is essential, check that the product description explicitly states this packaging format before placing your order.

  • Choosing based on colour alone

    The product information for the crushed, pink and white, and celebration sprinkles lists wheat and cereals containing gluten. A colour that suits the occasion tells you nothing about the ingredients in your chosen variant.

    Check the latest ingredients and allergen information when ordering, and read the label again when your order arrives.

  • Assuming an old set is still available as a bundle

    Jumbo marks the Rusks with Aniseed Sprinkles – Baby Boy Birth Set as no longer available in its online range. This listing doesn’t confirm that you can order the complete set now.

    Check the individual product pages and review your basket before completing your order.

A brand to consider

De Ruijter

Jumbo and Albert Heijn list various De Ruijter aniseed sprinkles, including crushed, pink and white, and celebration varieties. Jumbo also lists a blue and white variant.

  • The crushed variant listed comes in a 270 g pack; the colour and celebration variants mentioned come in 330 g packs.
  • Wheat and information about cereals containing gluten are listed for the crushed, pink and white, and celebration variants. Check the label of the variant you choose.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I order an individual bar from the online aniseed sprinkle category?

Jumbo’s online aniseed sprinkle category lists four products in boxes weighing 270 g or 330 g, rather than individually wrapped bars. If you need an individual portion, check the packaging format explicitly on the product page.

Are these aniseed sprinkles gluten-free?

Don’t assume they are: the product information for the crushed and celebration sprinkles lists wheat starch, wheat and cereals containing gluten. Albert Heijn also lists wheat and cereals containing gluten for the pink and white variant. Always read the label on the product you receive.

Where can I check the allergens in aniseed sprinkles ordered online?

Before ordering, check the allergen information for the specific variant you’ve chosen, and read the label when it arrives. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority states that allergen information for prepacked foods must appear on the label.

How should I store an opened box of aniseed sprinkles?

Store the sprinkles in a dry place, as stated in the relevant product information. Seal the pack securely after use and follow the storage instructions and best-before date on the packaging.