Sharing at a coffee break
You’re buying for a get-together and want to choose a quantity that suits the group. Duyvis lists Cocktail packs ranging from 125 g to 1000 g. The amount your group needs depends on what you want to offer.
Choose the quantity based on how many people are sharing and whether you want to take any leftovers with you after your coffee break. A bag that is clearly labelled as resealable can be handy for several breaks. Then choose a flavour, and check the ingredients and allergens for the exact variety.
You’re buying for a get-together and want to choose a quantity that suits the group. Duyvis lists Cocktail packs ranging from 125 g to 1000 g. The amount your group needs depends on what you want to offer.
You’re taking the bag to work or a meeting place and want to be able to reseal it after opening. Albert Heijn explicitly describes its 250 g AH Borrelnoten cocktail as easy to reseal.
You’re sharing with people for whom ingredients or allergens are important. Duyvis Cocktail lists peanuts, wheat and milk ingredients, among others. Jumbo Cocktail 300 g lists peanuts and wheat, and warns that it may contain various other nuts. Always check the exact packaging.
First decide how much you want to share and whether you want to take the opened bag with you for later. Then choose a flavour to suit the group and check the ingredients and allergens.
The percentages below relate to consumers choosing cocktail nuts to share during a coffee break on the go.
| Consideration | What should you look for? | Who is this most important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity to share | Compare the net weight with the number of people you’re expecting and how much you want to offer. | When I’m taking a break with a group, I want to put out enough without having lots left over. Around 36% of consumers prioritise having enough to share. |
| Resealable packaging | Check whether the exact pack is resealable and follow the storage instructions. | If I’m taking leftovers along to another break, I want to be able to seal the opened bag easily. Around 29% of consumers prioritise taking leftovers with them and resealing the bag. |
| A flavour to suit the group | Check the flavour name on the pack rather than assuming what the group will like. | When several people are sharing, I want to choose a flavour they’ll enjoy. Around 21% of consumers prioritise finding a flavour to suit the group. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients list and allergen warnings for the exact variety. | If I’m sharing with people who have specific dietary requirements, I check what’s in the variety I’ve chosen first. Around 14% of consumers consider ingredients and allergens their main priority. |
The flavour mix or crunchy coating may also contain other ingredients or allergens. Duyvis Cocktail lists wheat and milk ingredients as well as peanuts.
Before sharing the bag, check the full ingredients list and allergen warnings for the exact variety.
Storage instructions or a mention of a protective atmosphere don’t automatically mean the pack can be resealed after opening. Albert Heijn specifically describes the AH Borrelnoten cocktail as resealable.
Look for an explicit resealable label on the pack, and follow the storage instructions too. If the bag doesn’t reseal, you may need a suitable clip or storage container.
Duyvis lists several flavours and pack sizes in its cocktail nuts range.
AH Borrelnoten cocktail may be worth considering if you want to take an opened pack with you for later.
Jumbo lists Cocktail nuts in 300 g and 500 g packs.
ALDI lists 300 g Trader Joe's cocktail nuts in bacon and cheese, Puszta and paprika flavours.
Lidl has a listing for cocktail nuts in its Dutch range.
PLUS lists a 275 g pack of Duyvis Borrelnootjes cocktail.
These Joybuy picks are seasoned, coated peanut snacks in 220 g and 275 g bags. If you’re sharing them, check the flavour and allergen information for the variety you choose.
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A bag to consider if you’re looking for a seasoned peanut snack to share.
The product name specifies Katjang Pedis and 220 g; the product information lists pepper and chilli in the coating.
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The product information describes this 275 g bag as suitable for sharing and taking with you.
The product information describes peanuts with a crunchy double coating. This variety contains peanuts and wheat, and according to the product information may also contain milk, nuts, soya and mustard. There’s also a warning that small children may choke on nuts and should be supervised while eating.
Work out how many people are sharing and how much you want to offer each person, then compare that amount with the net weight. Duyvis lists various Cocktail pack sizes from 125 g to 1000 g; these are pack sizes, not serving recommendations.
No. A protective atmosphere and resealable packaging are different packaging features. Jumbo lists a protective atmosphere and storage instructions; Albert Heijn separately describes its AH Borrelnoten cocktail pack as easy to reseal. Check the information on the exact pack.
Check the ingredients and warnings for the exact variety before sharing the bag. Duyvis Cocktail lists wheat-containing starch and lactose from milk. Also check the packaging for warnings about the possible presence of allergens.
According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergens must be stated clearly and correctly on the label. Dutch government information on food labelling says that label information must be available in Dutch and online too. Check the information for the product you’re actually buying.
Yes. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says that, from 1 January 2026, inspections will check that the correct warnings about allergen cross-contamination appear on prepacked product labels.