Choose crushed muisjes if you want a finely crushed aniseed topping with the distinctive look of muisjes for your buffet. It’s a dry-stored sprinkle, not a frozen product. If the exact product form is less important, you could also consider aniseed hagel. Check the ingredients and allergen information on the packaging of either option before serving.
You’re looking for a dry sprinkle to use on crispbread, bread, yoghurt or cakes. Jumbo lists these uses for De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes, while Foodstore Andaluz says the product should be stored in a dry place.
You want an aniseed topping, but don’t necessarily need the finely crushed muisjes form for your presentation. Aniseed hagel is a different type of product to consider alongside crushed muisjes.
You want to know which ingredients matter to your guests before serving. Foodstore Andaluz lists wheat and milk for De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes; check the current packaging of the pack you’re using.
First, decide whether the muisjes shape is part of your buffet presentation. Then consider how much you’ll need and check the label of each product you choose.
| What to consider | What should you check? | Who is this important to? |
|---|---|---|
| Aniseed and presentation | Whether you want finely crushed muisjes or would be happy with another aniseed topping. | If the topping will be visible on crispbread or a dessert, I want its appearance to suit the presentation. Around 44% of consumers put this combination of aniseed and appearance first. |
| Amount needed | The pack size and how much you plan to use for your buffet. | If I’m finishing several dishes, I want to work out in advance how much topping I’ll need. For around 33% of consumers, the quantity is their first consideration. |
| Ingredients and allergens | The current ingredients list and allergen information for each product you buy. | If guests need to know what’s on their food, I want to be able to check the packaging before serving. This is the top priority for around 23% of consumers. |
According to Foodstore Andaluz’s product information, De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes should be stored in a dry place. Looking for it in the freezer won’t help you find this topping.
Check the sweet sandwich toppings or sprinkles aisle, and make sure you know which product is actually on the shelf.
Jumbo lists De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes at 270 g and De Ruijter Aniseed Hagel at 300 g. The products also differ in appearance, which will affect how they look on your buffet.
Work out how much topping you need, then decide whether aniseed hagel could give you the presentation you want.
Foodstore Andaluz lists wheat and milk for De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes. For De Ruijter Aniseed Hagel, Jumbo lists cereals containing gluten and wheat.
Read the packaging of every product you buy, and keep the ingredient information available for buffet guests.
Jumbo lists De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes 270 g as a topping for bread, crispbread and yoghurt, among other things. The brand also offers aniseed toppings in other forms.
These products are options for a buffet where you’d like to use an aniseed topping. Aniseed sprinkles and pink muisjes don’t necessarily have the finely crushed form of crushed muisjes, so choose the product form that suits your presentation.
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An option if you want to use aniseed as a sprinkle and don’t need the finely crushed muisjes form.
Pack size: 300 g. Check the ingredients and allergens on the packaging before putting it out on the buffet.
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An option if pink muisjes suit your buffet presentation; this is a different product form from crushed muisjes.
Pack size: 330 g. Check the ingredients and allergens on the packaging before serving.
No. Foodstore Andaluz says De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes should be stored in a dry place. Jumbo lists it as a topping for bread, crispbread and yoghurt, among other things.
Yes, if you’re mainly looking for an aniseed topping and don’t need the finely crushed muisjes form. Compare the product forms before deciding which one will work best for your buffet presentation.
Check the label on each pack you buy: Foodstore Andaluz lists wheat and milk for De Ruijter Crushed Muisjes, while Jumbo lists cereals containing gluten and wheat for De Ruijter Aniseed Hagel. Ingredients and allergens can vary between products.
Use it to help you plan your choice, but check the packaging of the product you’ve bought before serving. Albert Heijn warns that product information, including ingredients and allergy information, can change.
