Choose a 300 g bag if you want enough sprinkles to top rolls, yoghurt or cupcakes for several children. A smaller party mix is a good fit when a variety of colours or flavours matters more than quantity. Match the contents to what you plan to serve, and check the allergens and any age warnings on the packaging before serving.
You want enough sprinkles for several rolls, yoghurt pots or cupcakes. A 300 g pack contains more than a 200 g pack, but work out how much you need based on the number of children and how many times you’ll be serving them.
You want a topping that adds a little something extra to the party. A mix of plain and white sprinkles or sprinkles with shapes could be just the thing; also check whether the pack contains enough.
You want to take allergies and the children’s ages into account. Ask in advance what they can eat, then check the ingredients, allergens and warnings on the pack you’ve bought before serving.
First decide how many sprinkles you want to serve, then choose between a simple option and a mix. Always check the pack you’ll be serving when making your final choice.
| What to consider | What to check | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Enough in the pack | Compare the net weight with the number of children and the dishes you want to use the sprinkles on. This selection includes 200 g and 300 g packs. | If several children are decorating rolls or cupcakes, I want to know whether one bag will be enough. For around 36% of consumers, having enough for the group comes first. |
| Variety | Check whether the pack contains regular chocolate sprinkles, a mix of plain and white sprinkles, or a mix with shapes. | When decorating is part of the fun, I mainly want something that looks different on the table. Around 29% of consumers prioritise this kind of variety. |
| Allergens and age suitability | Read the allergen information, including ‘may contain’ statements, and check for warnings for young children. | If not every child can eat the same things, or toddlers will be there, I need to know which sprinkles are suitable before serving. This is the main concern for around 21% of consumers. |
| Portions | Plan how many sprinkles you want to use per roll, yoghurt pot or cupcake, and take any other treats into account. | When there are several sweet treats on the table, I want to use the sprinkles as a measured topping. Around 14% of consumers prioritise portion size. |
The mixes reviewed list various allergens, including milk, cereals containing gluten and wheat. A party-ready look doesn’t mean a product is suitable for every child.
Ask about allergies and other dietary requirements in advance. Then check the allergen information on the pack you’re actually going to serve.
According to Venz product information, the Funnies in Rimboe kroko sprinkles are less suitable for children under 3 because of their size.
Don’t choose this shaped mix for a group that includes children under 3, and check the packaging warnings on other products too.
When there are several treats at one party, the amount of sweet spread can add up without you realising. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends small portions for children’s party treats.
Decide in advance which dish you want to use the sprinkles on and how much of it you’ll serve.
The Jumbo products reviewed include both plain chocolate sprinkles and a duo mix in 300 g packs.
The varieties reviewed include extra dark chocolate sprinkles and a 200 g Vlokkenfeest mix.
The Choca Vlokken mix reviewed is a 200 g pack of cocoa- and vanilla-flavoured sprinkles.
The Rimboe kroko variety reviewed combines chocolate and vanilla sprinkles with shapes in a 200 g pack.
The 300 g bag is an option if you want to use more sprinkles; the 200 g mix is a good fit if you need a smaller amount with some variety for toppings. Whichever pack you choose, work out how much you need and check the allergens before serving.
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A good option if you want to share milk chocolate sprinkles from a 300 g bag across several portions.
Contains milk and may contain wheat. Check the label on the pack you’ve bought before serving.
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A mix for anyone looking for variety as a topping in a smaller pack; check whether 200 g will be enough for your party.
Contains wheat and soya and may contain milk. Read the allergen information on the pack before serving.
Yes. Ask about allergies and other dietary requirements in advance, then check the pack you buy. The sprinkles reviewed list allergens including milk, soya and cereals containing gluten; allergens vary from product to product.
Not for every age group. According to Venz product information, the Funnies in Rimboe kroko sprinkles are less suitable for children under 3 because of their size. Choose a suitable alternative for this age group and check the warnings on the packaging.
Store the sprinkles in a cool, dry place and seal the pack carefully after use. These are the storage and sealing instructions for the Jumbo and De Ruijter products reviewed; follow the directions on the label of your pack.
Sprinkles can be used as a topping on a roll, yoghurt pot or cupcake, for example. Plan a small portion and take the other food you’re serving into account; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends small portions for children’s party treats and advises paying attention to allergies.
