What should you look for when choosing?
The pack format mainly affects how you store your supply at home and prepare portions. For taking them in a gym bag, a well-wrapped sandwich or a sealed portion is still the practical option.
Multipack with separate packs
Choose this when: you want to keep separate packs in stock for several lunches. Albert Heijn says the Venz 2-pack is supplied as two separate items.
Bear in mind: the separate packs aren’t individual portions, and they don’t stop the sprinkles spilling when you take them with you.
One large pack
Choose this when: you regularly make sandwiches at home and one shared pack suits how much you use. Jumbo, ALDI and Lidl each list chocolate sprinkles in a 600 g pack.
Bear in mind: one large pack doesn’t give you separate packs or ready-to-go portions.
Individual portions
Choose this when: you want to have a set amount ready for lots of separate lunches. Albert Heijn lists a box of De Ruijter chocolate sprinkles with 120 portions of 20 g.
Bear in mind: it’s a large box, so consider whether you’ll actually use that many portions.
| What to consider |
What should you check? |
Who does this matter to? |
| Lunch supplies |
Check the number of separate packs and the weight of each pack; a large pack isn’t a multipack. |
When I make sandwiches for different lunches, I want to choose when to open the next pack. Around 30% of consumers prioritise this flexibility when stocking up. |
| Packing them neatly |
Decide whether you’ll take a sandwich made in advance or a measured portion in a tightly sealed container. |
I don’t want to carry an opened pack of sprinkles in my gym bag. For around 40% of consumers, keeping things tidy on the go is the main concern. |
| Portion and label |
Read the nutritional information per portion and per 100 g, and check the allergens for the exact variety. |
When I use chocolate sprinkles for lunches more often, I want to know how much I’m having and what’s in that variety. Around 30% of consumers prioritise this check. |
Chocolate sprinkles for lunches prepared at home
This 600 g pack of chocolate sprinkles is suitable for making sandwiches at home for lunch or to take to the gym. It’s one large pack, not a multipack with separate packs or a box of individual portions.
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g'woon milk chocolate sprinkles with smileys 600 g
For anyone making sandwiches at home for several lunches. The pack contains 600 g of chocolate sprinkles; if you’re taking them in a gym bag, prepare the sandwich or a sealed portion in advance. Check the allergens and nutritional information on the label of the exact pack.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I put a multipack of chocolate sprinkles straight in my gym bag?
A multipack of standard packs isn’t a ready-to-go snack. Make a sandwich in advance or take a measured amount in a tightly sealed container, so you don’t have to carry an opened pack of sprinkles.
What’s the difference between a multipack and one large pack?
A multipack contains separate packs, while a large pack is a single package. Albert Heijn describes the Venz 2-pack as two separate items; a 600 g pack doesn’t offer that separation. Choose according to how many lunches you’re preparing and how you want to use your supply at home.
Which allergens should I check in chocolate sprinkles?
Read the allergen information on the label of the exact flavour and pack. For De Ruijter Hagelslag Mix Puur en Vanille, Jumbo lists milk, cereals containing gluten, soya and wheat; don’t assume every other variety has the same ingredients.
What should I bear in mind when storing a larger supply?
Follow the storage instructions and use-by or best-before information on the packs you buy, even if they’re sold together as a bundle. Once opened, check the pack for instructions on storing that particular type of chocolate sprinkles.