Who is this choice for?

Cinema-goers who want a snack beforehand

Looking for something sweet before the film or to enjoy on the way? Keep snack time separate from the screening: Pathé’s house rules don’t allow you to bring in food or drink from outside. If you’re going to another cinema, check its local rules.

Shoppers who want chocolate pieces

The standard version has a milk chocolate coating; the double chocolate version also contains chocolate pieces. If that’s the one you’re after, check whether it’s currently available from the retailer you plan to buy from.

Shoppers checking allergens

According to Albert Heijn’s product information, Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate contains milk, soya and wheat/gluten, and may contain nuts and sesame. Check the packaging of the exact version you’re buying, as ingredient information can change.

What should you look for when choosing?

First, decide when you want to eat your sprits biscuit. Then compare the label and the chocolate version you prefer. A pack that’s suitable for home or on the go won’t necessarily be allowed in the cinema.

What to consider What to check when buying Who it matters to
When you’ll eat it Check the cinema’s house rules if you want to eat your sprits biscuit during the film. Pathé doesn’t allow food or drink from outside. I want a snack during the screening, so I need to know whether I can bring my own food in. For around 42% of consumers, when they’ll eat it is the most important factor.
Allergens Read the ingredients and allergen information on the packaging of the exact version you’re buying, even if you’ve bought a different pack before. If I have a food allergy, I need to be able to check what’s in the sprits biscuit I’ve chosen and which allergens may be present. This is the main concern when shopping for around 33% of consumers.
Flavour version Compare the milk chocolate-coated version with the one that also contains chocolate pieces, and check whether your preferred pack is available. I want either a version with chocolate pieces or one without them, and I don’t want to count on being able to buy a version that isn’t available. Around 25% of consumers prioritise this choice of flavour and availability.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming you can take a supermarket pack into the cinema

    A snack for before or after a cinema visit isn’t automatically suitable for eating during the film. Pathé’s house rules prohibit food and drink from outside.

    Check your cinema’s rules before you buy. If you’re not allowed to bring your own food, save the sprits biscuits for before or after the screening.

  • Assuming the double chocolate version is available

    A product listing doesn’t mean the version is still available to order. Jumbo lists Verkade Nobo Sprits Double Chocolate as no longer available online.

    Check the full product name and current availability with the retailer you plan to buy from.

  • Assuming every version has the same allergen profile

    Ingredients can vary between versions and packs. Albert Heijn lists milk, soya and wheat/gluten for Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate, which may also contain nuts and sesame.

    Before eating, read the ingredients and allergen information on the pack you actually have.

Brands and retailers to consider

Verkade

Verkade makes the Nobo sprits biscuits discussed here: the milk chocolate version and the version with additional chocolate pieces.

  • The versions have distinct names, so you can search specifically for the chocolate option you want.
  • Jumbo’s listing for the double chocolate version doesn’t confirm that it’s currently available online.

Albert Heijn

Albert Heijn has a product page for Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate 150 g, with information about ingredients and allergens.

  • This information helps you check the exact standard version.
  • Albert Heijn notes that product information can change, so check the packaging too.

Jumbo

Jumbo has product listings for the milk chocolate and double chocolate versions of Verkade Nobo Sprits.

  • The product names make it easy to tell the two versions apart.
  • Jumbo lists these versions as no longer available online; this doesn’t tell you whether they’re available from other retailers.

Milk chocolate sprits biscuits on Joybuy

This product selection is for anyone looking for a milk chocolate sprits biscuit to enjoy before or after the film. Check the house rules if you want to eat during the screening.

Pack of Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate 150 g

Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate 150 g

A milk chocolate sprits biscuit for a snack before or after the film. The pack contains 150 g. Before eating, check the allergens on the label of this pack, particularly the information about nuts and sesame.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I eat sprits biscuits I’ve brought with me in a Pathé cinema?

No. Pathé’s house rules don’t allow you to bring in food or drink from outside. If you want to eat sprits biscuits during a visit to another cinema, check its local rules.

Which allergens are listed for Verkade Nobo Sprits Milk Chocolate?

Albert Heijn lists milk, soya and wheat/gluten, and says the product may contain nuts and sesame. Before eating, check the label on the exact pack, as product information can change.

Can I still buy the double chocolate version online?

Jumbo’s listing doesn’t confirm that it’s available: Jumbo says Verkade Nobo Sprits Double Chocolate is no longer available online. Check current availability with the retailer you plan to buy from.

How should I store sprits biscuits after opening?

Store the Verkade sprits biscuits discussed here in a cool, dry place, as stated in the product information, and reseal the pack after opening. Also check the storage instructions on the pack you’ve bought.