If you want to enjoy one egg cake with your coffee without unwrapping the others, Bolletje Brosse egg cakes, individually wrapped, could be a good fit. However, they come in a pack of ten. A two-pack keeps your stock smaller, while a larger multipack is more suitable if you eat egg cakes regularly. Whichever you choose, check the pack size and the latest label.
If you want to take a cake with you or eat one without unwrapping the others, individual wrapping is convenient. According to Jumbo's product information, Bolletje Brosse egg cakes with a milk coating are individually wrapped in a pack of ten.
If you often have egg cakes with your coffee, you can choose a pack size that suits how many you eat. Jumbo lists a four-pack, for example, while Albert Heijn lists a pack of twelve portions for its egg cakes.
Jumbo lists Gluten Free Bakery Holland egg cakes in the gluten-free category in a pack of two. Check the latest ingredients and allergen information on the pack before choosing; the category listing does not tell you whether each cake is individually wrapped.
First decide whether you’re mainly looking for an individually wrapped cake, a smaller quantity to keep at home or a product with a suitable ingredients list. The number of cakes in the outer pack and the number of individual wrappers answer different questions.
| What to consider | What to check before buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Individual wrapping | Check both the number of cakes in the outer pack and whether it explicitly says that each one is individually wrapped. | I want to enjoy one cake with my coffee and leave the others individually wrapped. For around 40% of consumers, convenient portioning comes first. |
| A suitable quantity | Compare the number of cakes with how often you eat them; portion sizes on the label may vary between products. | If you eat egg cakes regularly, you’ll want a pack size that suits how you use them at home. Around 30% of consumers prioritise choosing the right quantity. |
| Ingredients and nutritional information | Read the latest ingredients and allergen list, and compare nutritional values on the same basis, for example per 100 g. | If I need to watch certain ingredients, the information on the front of the pack isn’t enough. Checking the label is the main concern for around 30% of consumers. |
Jumbo says that Bolletje Brosse egg cakes with a milk coating are individually wrapped, but the outer pack contains ten cakes.
Check separately how many cakes you’re buying and whether each one has its own wrapper.
Jumbo lists Gluten Free Bakery Holland egg cakes in the gluten-free category in a pack of two. This doesn’t tell you whether the cakes are individually wrapped.
Check the number of cakes, whether each one is individually wrapped, and the latest ingredients and allergen information.
Albert Heijn lists 30 g portions for its egg cakes, while the Jumbo four-pack lists 75 g portions. So comparing them per cake wouldn’t mean comparing the same quantity.
Compare the nutritional information per 100 g first, then check the weight of the portion you want to eat.
The regular varieties described list ingredients including egg, milk, soya and wheat. When you buy, the information on the specific pack is what matters.
Read the ingredients and allergen list each time you buy a pack, even if you’re already familiar with the product.
Jumbo sells Bolletje Brosse egg cakes with a milk coating in a pack of ten.
The own-brand egg cakes described make up a 360 g supply for home, divided into twelve 30 g portions.
Jumbo offers its own-brand egg cakes in different pack sizes, including four and ten cakes.
Jumbo lists Gluten Free Bakery Holland egg cakes in the gluten-free category in a 100 g pack of two.
No. According to Jumbo, Bolletje Brosse egg cakes with a milk coating are individually wrapped, but they’re sold in an outer pack of ten. So check both the wrappers and the number of cakes you’re buying.
Choose a product that explicitly says the cakes are individually wrapped if you want to keep the others wrapped. If you mainly want to buy fewer cakes at a time, look for a smaller outer pack; check separately whether the cakes are individually wrapped.
Read the allergen information on the current packaging. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says that allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked products; ingredients may vary between egg cake varieties.
First compare values such as sugars, fat and fibre on the same basis, for example per 100 g. Then check the weight per portion: the Albert Heijn pack described lists 30 g per portion, while the Jumbo four-pack lists 75 g per portion.
