What should you consider when choosing?
Small individual bags
Ideal if: you want to hand out the bags in advance or pop them into lunchboxes.
Bear in mind: you get a set number of bags, all the same size; the pack listed contains twenty.
Several large sharing bags
Ideal if: you want to open a separate bag for each group snack break.
Bear in mind: eight 275 g bags are sharing packs, not small portions for individual lunchboxes.
One value bag
Ideal if: you want to make your own portions for sharing.
Bear in mind: a 500 g bag doesn’t contain pre-portioned individual servings.
When buying snacks for a festival, check how they’re packed first, then consider how many snack breaks you’re planning and whether the ingredients suit your group.
| What to consider |
What to check |
Who is this more important for? |
| Number of bags and pack size |
Check how many inner bags there are and the weight of each one; distinguish between 20 × 45 g and 8 × 275 g. |
If I want to hand out bags in advance or put them in lunchboxes, I want to know exactly how many portions I’ll have. Around 34% of consumers say this is their top buying priority. |
| Snacks for several occasions |
Count the snack breaks you’re planning and check how many separate bags are in the pack. |
For a group eating together at different times, it’s useful to know how many bags you can open separately. Around 25% of consumers prioritise having enough for several occasions. |
| Portioning the snacks yourself |
Check the total pack size and consider whether you’ll need containers to prepare portions in advance. |
If I want to decide the portion size myself, I want to be able to divide up the contents without needing small inner bags. Around 25% of consumers put this flexibility first. |
| Suitable for your group |
Read the ingredients and warnings on the pack for the exact flavour. |
If someone in my group needs to avoid allergens, I want to check the pack before handing out the snack. Around 16% of consumers make suitability for their group their top priority. |
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Frequently asked questions
Is a 4-pack automatically suitable for lunchboxes?
No, the number of packs alone doesn’t tell you how many grams are in each one. For lunchbox planning, choose a format where you know both the number of bags and the weight per bag, such as the listed 20 × 45 g pack.
How should I store opened cocktail nuts?
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you have. Jumbo advises storing its product in a cool, dry, dark place; Makro recommends keeping opened Duyvis Provencale in a light-proof, airtight container. These product instructions don’t offer a general storage guarantee for a warm festival tent.
Do I only need to check for peanuts in cocktail nuts?
No, ingredients vary by variety. The published ingredients for Duyvis Provencale 20 × 45 g also list wheat, while those for Duyvis Cocktail 8 × 275 g also list milk. For the exact flavour, check both the ingredients and warnings on the current pack.
Are small bags automatically suitable for young children?
No. The product page for Duyvis Cocktail 8 × 275 g warns that young children can choke on peanuts and nuts. A small bag on its own doesn’t mean that the contents are suitable for young children.
Does the legal allergen information requirement also apply to visitors bringing their own snacks?
The NVWA describes the information requirements for businesses offering food to consumers; this isn’t the same as a permit requirement for a visitor buying a snack for themselves. The NVWA also states that new rules for warnings about possible cross-contamination have applied since 1 January 2026.