Choose individual bags if you want to take coated peanuts with you in lunchboxes without portioning them out first: Duyvis Provencale is available in a verified box of 20 bags, each weighing 45 g. For sharing, a larger bag is a better fit; choose an amount you can use after opening. Whichever packaging you choose, check the ingredients and allergens for the exact flavour.
You’re looking for individual bags you can take with you without weighing out portions first. Makro and Foods & Goods list a box of 20 Duyvis Provencale bags, each weighing 45 g. Check the ingredients on the pack for the exact flavour, too.
You’re mainly buying them to share, and you choose an amount to suit your group’s snack break. Jumbo lists a 500 g bag, while PLUS offers, among others, a 300 g bag.
You want to choose a pack size that matches how much you’ll use on your trip. Bear in mind the storage advice after opening: the Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 2–5 days in a kitchen cupboard as general guidance for opened coated peanuts.
When choosing coated peanuts for camping, the best option depends mainly on when you’ll eat them, the packaging and who’ll be sharing them.
| What to consider | What should you look for? | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Individual bags | Check how many individual bags are inside and the weight of each one. Makro lists 20 Duyvis Provencale bags of 45 g each; a pack description that only mentions portions doesn’t tell you how many individual bags it contains. | If you’re packing lunchboxes, you’ll want sealed bags ready to go without having to portion them out yourself. Around 36% of consumers prioritise individual lunchbox bags. |
| Sharing | Choose a total weight to suit the number of people and planned snack breaks. Jumbo lists 500 g and PLUS 300 g; these are different quantities, not a judgement on flavour or suitability. | For a shared snack break, you’ll want enough to go round without having too much left over. Around 29% of consumers prioritise sharing. |
| Storing after opening | Follow the storage advice on the pack and think about how much you’ll use after opening. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 2–5 days in a kitchen cupboard as general guidance for opened coated peanuts; this isn’t specific advice for a warm tent or car. | If you’ll use the pack over several occasions, choose a quantity you can store and finish. Around 21% of consumers prioritise having a manageable amount left after opening. |
| Ingredients and use | Read the full ingredients list and any warnings for the exact flavour. Makro lists peanuts and wheat in Duyvis Provencale; the ingredients for Duyvis Cheese & Mustard also include milk and mustard. | If several people will be sharing, you’ll want to know whether the ingredients are suitable for them. Around 14% of consumers prioritise ingredients and usage information. |
A product with several portions isn’t necessarily a multipack of individually wrapped bags. For easy lunchbox packing, the number of individual bags inside is what matters.
Look for an explicit statement of the number of bags and the weight of each one. Makro lists 20 Duyvis Provencale bags of 45 g each.
A larger pack may sit open for longer. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 2–5 days in a kitchen cupboard as general storage advice for opened coated peanuts; conditions at a campsite may be different.
Choose an amount to suit your planned snack breaks and follow the storage advice on the pack.
Ingredients vary by flavour. For example, the ingredients for Duyvis Cheese & Mustard include milk and mustard; a short allergen summary doesn’t always give the same details as the full ingredients list.
Read the full ingredients list and warnings on the current pack for the exact flavour.
According to Duyvis’s range, the brand offers coated peanuts in several flavours, including Provencale, Cocktail and Cheese & Mustard.
Albert Heijn lists both AH coated peanuts and Duyvis packs in its product titles.
Jumbo lists Cocktail coated peanuts in a 500 g bag, an option for sharing at a get-together.
PLUS lists coated peanuts in flavours including Mild and Oriental Style, both in 300 g bags.
ALDI’s Dutch product page lists TRADER JOE'S coated peanuts, with Bacon Cheese, poesta or paprika as the flavours shown.
A Lidl product page listed 200 g bags of Duyvis coated peanuts; the offer shown ran from 5 to 11 October 2026.
This Joybuy selection features coated peanuts in a sharing bag, ideal if you’re looking for a ready-to-serve snack to share at a get-together.
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A seasoned peanut snack to share with others at a get-together.
Pack weight: 275 g.
Contains peanuts, wheat, milk and celery; may contain traces of soya, mustard and other nuts.
Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack securely after opening.
No, not necessarily. The product information for Duyvis Provencale 20 × 45 g explicitly lists twenty bags. For other products, check the number of individual packs rather than relying on the number of portions alone.
Follow the storage advice on the pack. Jumbo advises storing its coated peanuts in a cool, dry, dark place; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 2–5 days in a kitchen cupboard as general guidance for opened coated peanuts. This isn’t a guaranteed shelf life for a warm tent or car.
No. 45 g is the pack size, not personalised nutritional advice. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre also warns that children can choke on whole peanuts and nuts.
No. For Duyvis Provencale, Makro lists peanuts and wheat; the ingredients for Cheese & Mustard also include milk and mustard. Read the full ingredients list and warnings on the current pack for the flavour you choose.
The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority states that allergen information for pre-packed products must appear on the label. Business.gov.nl says that label information must also be available online, in Dutch, when products are sold online. Check the information for the exact flavour.
