When planning what to share on New Year's Eve, start by thinking about how many pastries you need. Jumbo lists Aviateur Filled Kano Pastries in a 325 g pack containing seven pieces, while its own 275 g pack lists five portions. Then compare the filling and check the label for the exact variety. Jumbo says the 325 g Aviateur pack is no longer available in its online range, so check what you can actually buy.
Who should bear these points in mind?
Hosting a larger group
If you want to share the kano pastries among several guests, check the stated number of pieces or portions as well as the weight. Jumbo lists seven pieces for the 325 g Aviateur pack; its own 275 g Kano Pastries with Butter pack lists five portions.
Sharing with guests whose allergens you need to check
If any guests need to avoid particular ingredients or allergens, read the label on the pack you buy. According to the Netherlands Nutrition Centre, common allergens are listed on the label. The allergens present and any precautionary ‘may contain’ statements can vary between kano pastry varieties.
What should you look for when choosing?
First decide how much you want to serve. Then compare the filling and check the ingredients of the variety you’ve bought before serving.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
| How much to share |
Check the total weight and the stated number of pieces or portions. A portion is not necessarily one individual pastry. |
If I’m filling a serving plate for several guests, I want to know in advance how I can divide the contents. For around 40% of consumers, having enough to go round would be the top priority. |
| Filling and ingredients |
Compare the stated almond paste filling percentage for the exact variety and read the ingredients list. |
I want to choose the balance of pastry and almond paste filling that I serve. For around 30% of consumers, the filling would come first. |
| Allergens |
Check the pack you’ve bought for the allergens present and anything listed under ‘may contain’. |
If a guest has a food allergy, I want to check the exact pack before serving anything. Allergens would be the main priority for around 30% of consumers. |
Common mistakes
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Assuming a pack is easy to divide without checking the numbers
Jumbo lists seven pieces in the 325 g Aviateur pack. Its own 275 g pack lists five portions; the weight alone doesn’t tell you how many individual pastries you can hand out.
If you want to plan how to share them in advance, check whether the pack lists pieces or portions and make sure that works for your group.
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Assuming all kano pastries contain the same allergens
The product listings from Jumbo, PLUS and Aviateur differ in the allergens present and possible traces. The name ‘butter kano pastries’ doesn’t tell you everything about what’s in them.
Before serving, check both the ingredients and the allergen and ‘may contain’ information on the pack for the exact variety.
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Treating a product listing as confirmation that it’s in stock
Jumbo lists 325 g Aviateur Filled Kano Pastries as no longer available in its online range. The Joybuy listing for g'woon Kano Pastries, 275 g, also says the product is unavailable.
Check availability with the shop where you plan to buy your New Year's Eve food before counting on a particular pack.
Brands to consider
Aviateur
Aviateur kano pastry listings appear at Jumbo and PLUS, but they relate to different pack sizes.
- Jumbo lists seven pieces and 46% almond paste filling for the 325 g variety; PLUS also lists 46% almond paste filling for its 230 g variety.
- Jumbo says the 325 g variety is no longer available in its online range. Check the contents and availability for each shop and variety.
Jumbo
Jumbo lists its own 275 g butter kano pastries.
- The product page lists five portions per pack and 38% almond paste filling.
- Five portions don’t necessarily mean five individual pastries. Check the pack if you want to give each guest a whole kano pastry.
PLUS
PLUS lists its own 275 g butter kano pastries, as well as a 230 g Aviateur variety.
- The PLUS own-brand page lists 39% almond paste filling for the 275 g pack.
- Check the product information for your chosen variety again, as PLUS says product details may change.
Albert Heijn
Albert Heijn lists 270 g AH Butter Kano Pastries in its biscuit range.
- The 270 g pack gives you a useful starting point for working out how much you need.
- Before sharing, check the number of pieces, ingredients and allergens on the pack you buy.
g'woon
Joybuy lists g'woon Kano Pastries in a 275 g pack.
- The product listing states 38% almond paste filling and 15% butter.
- Joybuy says this pack is unavailable. Don’t count on it for your shopping until you’ve checked current availability.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I work out how many kano pastries I need for New Year's Eve?
First decide whether each guest should be able to have a whole kano pastry, then check the number of pieces on the pack. Jumbo lists seven pieces for its 325 g pack of Aviateur Filled Kano Pastries and five portions for its own 275 g kano pastries; portions and individual pastries aren’t automatically the same thing.
Can I share kano pastries with someone who has a food allergy?
Don’t rely on the product name alone: check the allergen information on the exact pack before serving the pastries. The listings from Jumbo, PLUS and Aviateur differ in the allergens present and possible traces; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre advises checking the label.
How should I store an opened pack of kano pastries?
Follow the storage instructions on the pack you’ve bought. The Jumbo and PLUS product listings say to store in a cool, dry place; if needed, consult the Netherlands Nutrition Centre’s Storage Guide for an opened product.