Taking a single snack portion with you
You want to take a measured amount of cashews with you while you’re out shopping. The packs reviewed contain several portions, so it’s worth portioning them out in advance.
Choose your cashews for on-the-go snacking based on how much you want to take with you: even a small pack from the shop may contain several portions. For an unsalted snack, you can portion them out at home. Choose savoury roasted cashews if that’s your priority, and check the ingredients and allergen information too.
You want to take a measured amount of cashews with you while you’re out shopping. The packs reviewed contain several portions, so it’s worth portioning them out in advance.
You’re looking for unsalted cashews and want to know whether they’re unroasted or contain oil. Check the ingredients list for the exact variant, rather than relying on words such as ‘natural’ or ‘unsalted’.
For this snack occasion, savoury flavour and roasting are your priorities. Check the number of portions, flavourings and allergen information too.
First, decide how much you want to take with you for one snack occasion. Then compare the ingredients and preparation method for the exact variant, and consider storage if you choose a larger pack.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this important to? |
|---|---|---|
| Portion size and taking them with you | Check the net weight and portion information separately. Decide whether you can reseal the pack when you’re out, or whether you’d prefer to transfer a portion into another container at home. | I want to take a clear, measured amount with me rather than judge by the size of the bag. Around 36% of consumers put portion convenience first. |
| Ingredients and preparation | Read the ingredients list and nutrition information for the exact variant. Unsalted doesn’t automatically mean that no oil has been added. | I’m looking for an unsalted snack and want to know what else it contains besides cashews. Around 29% of consumers prioritise an unsalted option. |
| Stocking up and storage | Compare the pack size with the number of snack occasions you want it to cover. Store nuts in a dry place in a well-sealed container. | I want to get several portions from one pack and store the rest properly at home. Around 21% of consumers put stocking up first. |
| Savoury flavour | Check the flavourings, salt and allergen information on the pack. Roasting without added oil doesn’t mean a product is fat-free. | I’m deliberately choosing a savoury roasted option for this snack occasion. Around 14% of consumers prioritise savoury flavour. |
For the unsalted cashews reviewed, Albert Heijn lists a portion size of 25 grams; this applies to that specific variant and isn’t a general portion-size recommendation. The 125-gram Duyvis pack reviewed lists four to five portions. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre advises storing nuts in a dry place in a well-sealed container.
The Duyvis bag reviewed contains several portions. The AH 3-pack reviewed consists of three separate 170-gram packs, not three individual snack portions.
Check the net weight, pack contents and portion information before deciding how much to take with you.
The ingredients lists for the unsalted Albert Heijn and Jumbo variants reviewed include sunflower oil.
If you want to avoid added oil, check the ingredients for the exact variant.
Duyvis product information describes the cashews as roasted without added oil, while the nutrition table lists fat. The preparation method and nutritional values are different kinds of information.
Check the preparation method, ingredients and nutrition information separately.
The Netherlands Nutrition Centre advises storing nuts in a dry place in a well-sealed container. A larger pack therefore needs to be portioned out and sealed carefully.
Choose an amount you can store properly at home, and reseal the pack after portioning.
The unsalted cashews reviewed come in a 170-gram pack, with a listed portion size of 25 grams.
The unsalted variants reviewed are available in 200- and 500-gram packs, making them suitable for portioning out yourself.
The Oven roasted cashews salted reviewed come in a 125-gram pack containing several portions.
The 200-gram PLUS Cashewnoten ongezouten ongebrand reviewed are an option if you’re looking for an unroasted variety with a simple ingredients list.
The Trader Joe’s cashews roasted and unsalted reviewed come in a 250-gram pack. Aldi is the retailer; Trader Joe’s is the product brand.
The Dutch Lidl website lists unsalted cashews and Way To Go! Cashewnoten ongezouten as product names.
These Joybuy picks are suited to on-the-go snacking, with unsalted and savoury salted options to suit different preferences.
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Suitable if you’re looking for cashews to enjoy as a snack straight from the pack.
The product information lists 100% cashew kernels and a 160 g pack.
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Suitable if you prefer a savoury roasted cashew option.
The product information lists four to five portions per pack. The ingredients include salt and savoury flavourings; this isn’t an unsalted option.
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Suitable if you’re looking for salted cashews as a snack.
The pack contains 150 g; the ingredients list includes salt. This isn’t an unsalted option.
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Suitable if you’re looking for roasted, unsalted cashews and want to decide how much to take with you.
The pack contains 200 g and the ingredients list includes cashews only. Reseal the pack securely after opening.
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Suitable if you’re looking for a larger pack to enjoy over several snack occasions.
The product name lists 500 g. The product information lists salt; this isn’t an unsalted option.
Store cashews in a dry place in a well-sealed container, and follow the storage advice on the pack. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre notes that nuts are susceptible to mould; Albert Heijn advises resealing the pack reviewed securely after use.
Compare the net weight with the portion information on the exact pack. For the unsalted cashews reviewed, Albert Heijn lists a portion size of 25 grams; the 125-gram Duyvis bag reviewed lists four to five portions. These details apply to those variants, not all cashews.
This statement warns that peanuts may be present; it doesn’t mean peanuts have been added as an ingredient. The PLUS pack states that the product may contain peanuts. If you have a relevant allergy, you can’t tell whether a product is suitable just from the word ‘unsalted’; check the information on the exact pack.
It can be a good option if you want to portion it out at home and can store the rest properly. A larger pack doesn’t automatically contain individual snack portions, so decide in advance how much you want to take and reseal the rest securely after portioning.
On 20 May 2026, the NVWA issued a warning about 170-gram packs of Trader Joe’s unsalted cashews with barcode 2003020120930 and best-before date 23-09-2026, due to possible metal fragments. The warning applied to that specific pack; don’t assume it applies to other packs or the entire range. The stated best-before date has now passed.