Choose a multipack if you want to hand out or take along individual packs, but check how many grams each inner pack contains. Albert Heijn lists a 3-pack of salted cashews; sellers offer Duyvis Cashews Sea Salt in a box of ten 125 g bags. A large single pack is an alternative if you want to portion the contents yourself: check the variety and storage instructions too.
You’re looking for packs you can share among gamers, take along for gaming sessions or pop into lunchboxes. Check the number of inner packs and the amount in each one: a 3-pack and a box of ten 125 g bags are different pack sizes. Albert Heijn lists the 3-pack; Foods & Goods and Kantinewinkel describe the Duyvis box as containing 125 g bags.
You’re happy to divide cashews into containers yourself and want to choose how much to take for each session or lunchbox. Jumbo lists, among other options, a 500 g value pack of unsalted cashews; once opened, follow the product’s storage advice.
You’re choosing an unsalted variety and want to check the product name and label. ALDI lists Trader Joe’s roasted, unsalted cashews, while PLUS lists a 200 g bag of unsalted Fairtrade cashews. These are single packs, not individually portioned lunchbox packs.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who is this most relevant to? |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing out the packs | Check the number of inner packs and the weight of each one; see whether each pack can be sealed separately. | If I want to hand out bags during a gaming session or put them in lunchboxes, I need to know how much is actually in each bag. Around 36% of consumers say that sharing out packs is their top buying priority. |
| Amount in each pack | Compare the total weight and decide whether you want a box of individual bags or one larger bag. | If I want to weigh out my own portions, I look at how many cashews I’m bringing home in one go and how much I’ll use each time. Around 29% of consumers say pack size is their top buying priority. |
| Salt and preparation | Read the variety name and ingredients: ‘no added oil’ doesn’t automatically mean ‘unsalted’. | If I regularly choose an unsalted snack, I check the exact variety rather than relying on how it’s prepared. Around 21% of consumers say the salt variety and preparation are their top buying priority. |
| Stock and storage | Check the best-before date and follow the storage instructions after opening a pack. | If I don’t use a large amount each time, I want packs that suit how quickly I’ll get through them. Around 14% of consumers say keeping a manageable amount in stock is their top buying priority. |
A box of ten 125 g bags contains ten packs, but not necessarily ten individual portions. Kantinewinkel describes a 125 g bag as containing around four portions; this is the retailer’s description, not general nutritional advice.
Check both the number of bags and the weight of each one, then decide how much you want to give each person.
A single 500 g bag and an advertised 3-pack are different types of packaging. With a large single bag, you’ll need to portion the contents yourself.
Before choosing, decide whether you need separate inner packs or would rather divide the contents yourself.
After opening, store the remaining contents according to the instructions for that pack.
Duyvis describes Cashews Original as oven-roasted without added oil. That alone doesn’t mean the cashews are unsalted, and it doesn’t necessarily apply to other varieties.
Check the preparation method and salt variety separately on the packaging of the product you choose.
Lists AH Gezouten cashewnoten as a 3-pack, a format worth comparing if you’re looking for multiple packs.
Foods & Goods and Kantinewinkel offer Cashews Sea Salt in a box of ten 125 g bags.
Lists salted and unsalted cashews, including 200 g and 500 g packs of unsalted cashews.
Lists Trader Joe’s roasted, unsalted cashews in a 250 g single pack.
Lists PLUS Cashewnoten ongezouten fairtrade in a 200 g bag.
Lidl says its Way To Go cashews are processed in Tanzania and transported directly from there to the Netherlands.
This selection at Joybuy includes both individually packed nut mixes and single bags of cashews. For a mix, check what proportion is made up of cashews; for single bags, consider whether you want to portion them yourself.
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The individual bags are handy if you want to portion snacks in advance or take them with you.
The pack contains five 23 g bags; cashews make up 13% of the nut and fruit mix.
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This individually packed mix is an option if you want to share or take along a variety of nuts.
It’s an assortment of cashews and other nuts, including seasoned varieties; it doesn’t contain cashews only.
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This single pack is suitable if you want to portion the cashews yourself.
The listed ingredients are 100% cashew kernels; this is one 160 g pack.
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A single bag is a good choice if you want to decide how much to take for each gaming session or lunchbox.
The product description lists dry-roasted cashews seasoned with sea salt; the bag contains 125 g.
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This single pack of salted cashews is a good choice if you want to make your own portions.
The listed ingredients are 98% cashews, sunflower oil and 1% salt; the pack contains 150 g.
Not necessarily. Kantinewinkel describes the 125 g Duyvis bag as containing around four portions; this is the retailer’s description, not general nutritional advice. Consider the amount separately from the number of packs.
According to Business.gov.nl, labelling information must be available in Dutch in the Netherlands, including online. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked products. Check the information for the exact variety you want to buy.
Ask them to check the allergen information for the exact variety and keep the original packaging. Don’t assume that a different flavour or a similar product name means the ingredients are the same.
The Voedingscentrum’s storage guide recommends keeping opened unsalted cashews in a kitchen cupboard for six months or in the freezer for one year, after which their quality may decline. Follow the instructions on your pack too. Rancid, chewy or mouldy nuts are signs that you should check the contents.
On 20 May 2026, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority warned consumers about 170 g packs of Trader Joe’s unsalted cashews, barcode 2003020120930, with a best-before date of 23-09-2026, due to possible metal fragments. Do not eat this specific product. The stated best-before date has passed, but that does not invalidate the warning for any remaining stock. The warning does not automatically apply to other packs or the whole brand.
