People who use sprinkles regularly
You’re looking for sweet toppings for bread or other dishes to use on several occasions, and want to choose a pack size that suits your needs.
Chocolate sprinkles are ideal for bread, yoghurt or toppings if you want a pack to use over several occasions. If you’re looking for a single chocolate bar to eat straight away, sprinkles aren’t the right choice: the products listed here are sold in packs for spreading or sprinkling. If you’re shopping for one, focus on how much you’ll use once the pack is open.
You’re looking for sweet toppings for bread or other dishes to use on several occasions, and want to choose a pack size that suits your needs.
You’re shopping for one and don’t want an open pack hanging around for too long. A smaller pack may be more practical, but it still isn’t an individually wrapped bar.
You’re choosing between milk, dark and mixed varieties, or need to consider ingredients and allergens. Check the exact variety you’re buying.
First, decide whether you want sprinkles for several servings or a single bar to eat straight away. Then compare the pack size and the label of your chosen variety.
| What to consider | What to check | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Amount for regular use | Compare the pack weight with how much you typically use. | I regularly use sprinkles on bread or in yoghurt and want a pack I can finish. For around 42% of consumers, the amount for regular use is the most important factor. |
| Stock for one person | Check the pack size and storage instructions; look for bars separately if you want a snack to eat straight away. | If I don’t use many sprinkles, I don’t want an open pack sitting around for too long. Keeping the amount in stock to a minimum is the priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Flavour and label | For the exact milk, dark or mixed variety, check the ingredients, allergens and any ‘may contain’ statement. | I want to choose a flavour I like and know what’s in the pack. This choice comes first for around 25% of consumers. |
Chocolate sprinkles are sold in packs for spreading or sprinkling. A pack doesn’t serve the same purpose as a single bar to eat straight away.
Choose sprinkles for bread, yoghurt or toppings; look at chocolate bars if you want an individual snack.
Ingredients and allergens can vary between varieties. For example, Jumbo lists milk, cereals containing gluten, soya and wheat for Choca Vlokken mix, while the listing for De Ruijter Royaal mentions soya and possible traces of milk.
Before buying, read the label for the exact flavour and pack, especially if you have an allergy or intolerance.
Lidl lists its 300 g chocolate sprinkles as available in store only; availability can also vary between branches at other retailers.
Check with the shop where you do your food shopping to see if your chosen variety is available.
Jumbo lists its own-brand chocolate sprinkles in 300 g packs, including dark, milk and mixed varieties.
ALDI Netherlands lists Kiekeboe milk or dark chocolate sprinkles in a 300 g pack.
PLUS lists its own-brand dark and milk chocolate sprinkles in 300 g packs.
De Ruijter offers, among other products, Royaal dark chocolate sprinkles in a 240 g pack. The Jumbo product listing states that this variety contains at least 40% cocoa solids.
Choca offers a 200 g sprinkles mix that can be used as a topping for bread or other dishes.
This selection of Joybuy products includes packs of sprinkles for bread or toppings, as well as a bag of mini chocolate bars for individual snack breaks. The bag of mini bars isn’t a single bar; choose according to how you plan to use it.
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For anyone who’d like a small chocolate bar rather than sprinkles for bread. This is a 284 g bag, not a single bar.
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A pack of sprinkles for anyone looking for a smaller amount to use on bread or as a topping. The pack contains 200 g and isn’t an individually wrapped snack.
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Sprinkles for bread or yoghurt in a 200 g pack. Choose these if you’re looking for a topping, not a replacement for a single chocolate bar.
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For anyone looking for milk chocolate sprinkles to use as a topping for bread, in a 200 g pack. If you have specific ingredient requirements, read the label for this variety.
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For anyone looking for a dark variety to use as a topping. The pack contains 200 g; check the label if the ingredients or allergens matter to your choice.
No, sprinkles aren’t the same product. The chocolate sprinkles listed here are sold in packs of 200 g, 240 g or 300 g for spreading or sprinkling; compare chocolate bars separately if you’re looking for a single snack to eat straight away.
Check whether the amount suits how often you use sprinkles. A 200 g pack means you’ll have less in the cupboard than with a 300 g pack, but it’s still a pack intended for several occasions.
Yes, read the label for the exact variety. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority requires allergens to be clearly listed on the labels of pre-packed foods; ingredients and warnings can vary from product to product.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’ve bought. The product listing for De Ruijter Royaal recommends storing it in a cool, dry place and gently pressing the pack closed after use; don’t assume the same instructions apply to another variety without checking.