Families who use chocolate sprinkles regularly
If you often put chocolate sprinkles on the table, the pack size is a practical consideration. The range shown by Jumbo includes packs of 380 g, 390 g, 400 g and 600 g.
Choose your chocolate sprinkles based on flavour, quantity and labelling first. If you want to serve them in a glass jar, choose a separate jar with a capacity and opening suited to how you plan to use it. A larger pack is practical if you use sprinkles regularly, while smaller portions are a better fit if you like to switch between flavours or only put a little on the table at a time. Keep the information from the original packaging after decanting.
If you often put chocolate sprinkles on the table, the pack size is a practical consideration. The range shown by Jumbo includes packs of 380 g, 390 g, 400 g and 600 g.
Ingredients vary between products, even in a mixed pack of smaller portions. According to Albert Heijn, De Ruijter Kleintjes includes varieties containing milk, lactose and soya, among others, so check the information for the exact product.
For a sweet breakfast, first decide whether your main priority is a jar for the table, the size of the pack or product information. A separate jar and a pack of chocolate sprinkles are two different choices.
| What to consider | What to check before buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Jar for the table and capacity | Compare the net weight of the chocolate sprinkles in g with the capacity and opening of the separate jar you choose. | If I want to serve chocolate sprinkles neatly on the table, I need to know whether the amount I want will fit in my jar. For around 43% of consumers, serving them at the table is the top priority. |
| Stock and portions | Choose between one larger pack and separate portions; check how many g you want to use at a time. | If I eat breakfast with chocolate sprinkles regularly, I want to have enough in stock, but I don’t want to open more than I’ll use at once. Around 29% of consumers give this consideration top priority. |
| Label and variety | Read the ingredients, declared allergens and nutritional information for the exact variety. | If I’m choosing between flavours or a mixed pack, I want to be able to find the information for each variety. For around 28% of consumers, checking this is their main concern. |
A glass jar for the table is a separate product from the chocolate sprinkles you want to serve in it. Check the packaging for the product you choose separately.
Choose your chocolate sprinkles first, then check the capacity, opening and food suitability of a separate jar.
You may need a separate jar for serving at the table.
A mix of small portions helps keep different varieties separate; a larger pack gives you one supply to decant. According to Albert Heijn, De Ruijter Kleintjes contains eight portions of 15 g and 20 g.
Before choosing a pack, consider how many varieties you want to serve at once and how much you usually use.
The packaging has information that helps you identify the exact variety and check its ingredients and allergens. This is especially important if you use several types of chocolate sprinkles.
Keep the packaging until the jar is empty, or keep the product name, best-before date, ingredients and allergen information with the jar.
These examples show the types of chocolate sprinkles listed by the retailers mentioned. They don’t indicate that there’s a standard glass jar or that the products are available at Joybuy.
Jumbo lists 390 g packs of De Ruijter chocolate sprinkles and a 200 g Specials variety; Albert Heijn describes Kleintjes as containing eight individual portions.
Jumbo lists Venz milk chocolate sprinkles in a 400 g pack, among other products, and describes the XXL dark variety as chocolate sprinkles with extra-large pieces.
The own-brand range shown includes chocolate sprinkle packs of 200 g, 380 g and 600 g, as well as mixed varieties.
ALDI describes Kiekeboe dark chocolate sprinkles in a 600 g pack.
Lidl describes Mister Choc dark chocolate sprinkles as a 600 g pack sold in store.
The options below start with separate glass jars for serving at the table, followed by chocolate sprinkles for breakfast. The jars don’t come with chocolate sprinkles: choose the capacity of each product separately and check that the amount you want will fit through the jar opening.
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A separate glass jar for serving chocolate sprinkles at the table; sprinkles are not included.
Capacity: 700 ml. The product name specifies an airtight lid. Check that the opening and capacity suit the amount of chocolate sprinkles you want to decant.
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A separate jar for storing a larger quantity at the breakfast table or in the cupboard; chocolate sprinkles are not included.
Capacity: 1.7 l. Check the opening and the amount you want to store before decanting your chocolate sprinkles; don’t assume the jar is airtight.
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A larger pack of milk chocolate sprinkles for anyone who regularly enjoys a sweet topping at breakfast.
Weight: 600 g. You’ll need a separate jar if you want to serve them in glass. Check the ingredients and allergens on the packaging for this variety.
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Milk chocolate sprinkles for anyone looking for one sweet topping to enjoy at breakfast.
Weight: 400 g. If you’d like to serve them at the table, choose a separate jar and keep the label so you can check the ingredients and allergens.
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Dark chocolate sprinkles for anyone who wants to serve this variety at breakfast.
Weight: 390 g. Use a separate jar for the table if needed, and keep the packaging handy so you can check the ingredients and allergen information.
Check the label on the exact product. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, relevant allergens in prepacked foods must be clearly distinguishable in the ingredients list. Keep this information if you transfer the chocolate sprinkles to another jar.
No, check each variety separately. For De Ruijter Kleintjes, Albert Heijn lists milk, lactose and soya in some chocolate varieties, and wheat starch in the fruit sprinkles variety, among other ingredients. Don’t use this information as a substitute for the label on another product.
How often you choose chocolate sprinkles is a separate consideration from choosing a jar or pack. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends not choosing chocolate sprinkles and flakes too often as a topping. Check the nutritional information per 100 g and per portion for your own product.