Players sharing a table
A central jar keeps the sprinkles in one easy-to-see spot. A 1-litre glass jar, such as the KORKEN jar described by IKEA, is an example size for this setup; check whether you have room for it on your table.
Choose a sealable glass jar to suit where you’ll put your crushed aniseed sprinkles: around 600 ml for a small snack spot, 1 litre for a shared table jar or 2 litres for a refill supply. These are examples of jar sizes, not suggested portions per person. Check that the jar fits comfortably on the table, and follow the storage instructions and allergen information on the sprinkles’ packaging.
First decide whether you’ll serve the sprinkles from one spot on the table, divide them between several spots or mainly need a storage jar for refilling smaller jars.
A central jar keeps the sprinkles in one easy-to-see spot. A 1-litre glass jar, such as the KORKEN jar described by IKEA, is an example size for this setup; check whether you have room for it on your table.
A smaller jar for each seat or group can help organise the table without passing one large jar around. The 600 ml glass storage jar listed by IKEA gives you an idea of a compact size, not a recommended amount of sprinkles.
A larger jar can sit away from the playing area and be used to refill smaller serving jars. IKEA also lists a 2-litre KORKEN jar; make sure you have enough room for a jar of that size.
If you’re looking for a glass jar to put crushed aniseed sprinkles on your gaming table, consider the serving setup, how you’ll store any leftovers and the information on the packaging separately. First choose where the jar will go, then think about the seal and what to check on the label before serving.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Size and placement | Compare the capacity in ml or litres with the space on your table. Decide whether the jar will stay in one spot, be passed around or serve as a refill supply. | I want the sprinkles within reach without the jar taking up too much playing space; for around 45% of these consumers, the serving setup is the main consideration. |
| Seal and care | Check how the lid seals and which parts need cleaning separately. Jumbo says De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes should be stored in a dry place. | If there are sprinkles left after playing, I want to be able to put them away somewhere dry and clean the jar; this is a priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Label and snack choice | Read the current ingredients and allergen information before serving. Check the nutritional information per 100 g or per portion if you want to work out the amount. | When I’m sharing food with others, I want to know what’s in the sprinkles before putting them on the table; ingredients and personal snack preferences are the top priority for around 22% of consumers. |
An open bowl can be handy for serving sprinkles while you play, but it won’t seal them away if you want to store what’s left afterwards. Jumbo says De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes should be stored in a dry place.
If you want to put the contents away afterwards, choose a jar with a suitable lid and follow the storage instructions on the packaging.
Albert Heijn lists wheat and cereals containing gluten in De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes. If you’re serving them to a group, using a shared spoon may also be a concern for guests who need to avoid cross-contact.
Read the current label before serving, and use a separate jar and spoon where needed.
A 2-litre jar holds more than the 600 ml and 1-litre examples described by IKEA, but it also takes up more room on the gaming table. The extra capacity isn’t always useful where players are serving themselves.
Measure the available space and decide whether the large jar should go on the table or sit elsewhere as a refill supply.
A glass jar, lid and sealing ring may each have different care instructions. If you refill the jar regularly, you’ll also need to be able to clean the separate parts according to the instructions for that specific model.
Before buying, check the instructions for both the jar and the seal; don’t rely solely on the cleaning information for the glass.
The brand behind the 270 g pack of Gestampte Muisjes described by Albert Heijn and Jumbo.
A retailer with product information for the 270 g pack of De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes.
A retailer with a product page for the 270 g pack of De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes.
These glass storage jars offer a few ways to organise a snack spot: two 700 ml jars to share between different areas, a 1.7-litre jar for a larger quantity, and a set of three whose capacity you can check for each jar before buying. Choose a setup to suit the space available and how you want to serve the sprinkles.
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Two jars could be useful if you want to split the sprinkles between separate snack spots.
The product name describes glass jars with a silicone clip-top closure and says this version isn’t dishwasher-safe. Check whether the opening will work with the spoon you plan to use.
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This larger jar is an option if you want to keep more sprinkles together or need a refill jar.
Before buying, check that you have room for it where you plan to put it and find out how to clean the lid.
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A set of three could work well if you have several snack spots.
Check the capacity and dimensions of each jar to see where they’ll fit. Also check the care instructions for the seal.
A jar of around 600 ml is a starting point for a small snack spot, 1 litre for a shared table jar and 2 litres for refills or a larger setup. IKEA lists glass jars in these sizes; your choice depends on the space available on your table, and these aren’t portion recommendations.
Store De Ruijter Gestampte Muisjes in a dry place, as advised by Jumbo. If you want to store leftovers in a glass jar, choose a suitable lid and follow the care instructions for the jar as well as the current information on the sprinkles’ packaging.
Don’t serve them without first checking the current label and your guests’ needs. Albert Heijn lists wheat and cereals containing gluten in this product; if you’re serving them to a group, also consider the risk of cross-contact from jars and spoons.
Yes. Selling food is different from serving it privately. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says food safety rules also apply to individuals who occasionally sell food or drinks. Check which requirements apply to the way you plan to sell.