Sharing across several get-togethers
For King’s Day, you can keep sealed bags in reserve and open one for each occasion. Foods & Goods lists Duyvis boxes containing eight 275 g bags.
If you want to serve coated peanuts at several different times, sealed sharing bags are handy: the Duyvis boxes reviewed contain eight 275 g bags, making 2,200 g in total. These aren’t small lunchbox portions; you can measure out an amount yourself, or choose mini bags only if the weight per bag is clearly stated. Also check the ingredients and allergens for the exact flavour before buying for others.
For King’s Day, you can keep sealed bags in reserve and open one for each occasion. Foods & Goods lists Duyvis boxes containing eight 275 g bags.
If you want to take small portions with you or hand them out, check whether the packs are individually wrapped and how many grams each contains. The Dutch Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts and peanuts can cause choking in children; a small bag doesn’t change that.
Compare the ingredients for each flavour and pack. PLUS lists peanuts, wheat, milk and celery among the ingredients in Borrelnoten Mild; the flavour name alone doesn’t tell you which allergens it contains.
When choosing coated peanuts for King’s Day, one particular need may be the deciding factor. The percentages give a general indication of which needs consumers tend to focus on.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this most important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Pack format and quantity | Check the number of inner bags, the weight of each bag and the total contents. Foods & Goods lists the Duyvis boxes reviewed as containing eight 275 g bags. | If you’re catering for several tables or occasions, you’ll want to open your supplies in stages. Around 29% of consumers focus mainly on sharing bags. |
| Portions to take with you or hand out | Check the weight of each inner bag; if you have a large bag, measure out the lunchbox portion yourself. FoodWorld-XL’s ‘20x Mini Bags’ listing doesn’t state the weight of each bag. | If you want to give someone a small snack or hand out portions, clearly described inner packs are useful. Around 29% of consumers focus mainly on individual portions. |
| Quantity for your serving plans | Check the total contents and think about how much you’ll actually serve. A box of sharing bags and one large bag aren’t the same format for use. | If you don’t want to be left with unused stock, choose an amount that suits your plans. Around 14% of consumers focus mainly on the quantity they need. |
| Flavour and variety | Check the flavour of each variety. Duyvis describes Provençale as having onion and garlic; this is a product description, not an independent taste assessment. | If you’re expecting different preferences around the table, you’ll want to know in advance which flavour is in the pack. Around 14% of consumers focus mainly on flavour choice and variety. |
| Allergens and dietary requirements | Read the ingredients list and any warnings on the exact pack. The NVWA explains that allergens must be clearly indicated in the ingredients list. | If you’re buying for guests with allergies or dietary restrictions, check each variety individually. Around 14% of consumers focus mainly on suitability for dietary requirements. |
The Duyvis boxes reviewed contain 275 g bags. These are sharing packs, not necessarily portions for one lunchbox.
Check both the number of bags and the weight of each one, then decide whether you want to share, hand them out or portion them yourself.
Dividing the contents into smaller portions yourself takes extra time and requires suitable packaging.
A multipack of eight bags contains 2,200 g in total. A large quantity won’t necessarily suit every get-together.
Choose based on the number of occasions and how much you expect to use, rather than relying on the word ‘value’ on the packaging.
A larger purchase may leave you with unused stock.
Ingredients vary between varieties. For example, PLUS lists milk and celery in Borrelnoten Mild; the Duyvis varieties reviewed list peanuts and wheat, among other ingredients.
Check the ingredients and any warnings on the pack you’re actually buying. Keep this information if you’re serving the peanuts in bowls.
The Dutch Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts and peanuts can cause choking. The size of the pack makes no difference to this risk.
Assess eating safety separately, and don’t let the convenience of a small bag replace that consideration.
The Borrelnootjes range reviewed includes Cocktail and Provençale, among other varieties. Foods & Goods lists both in boxes of eight 275 g bags.
Albert Heijn lists AH Borrelnoten Cocktail in a 300 g bag, a size you can portion yourself.
The range includes Cocktail and Provençale coated peanuts, among other varieties, as well as a 500 g value pack.
PLUS lists Borrelnoten Mild in an individual 300 g bag and provides product-specific ingredients information.
Lidl lists Duyvis Borrelnootjes in a 200 g bag. Lidl is the retailer in this listing, not the brand of the coated peanuts.
ALDI lists Trader Joe’s Borrelnoten in 300 g bags, with bacon cheese, poesta and paprika varieties.
These Joybuy products are individual packs of coated peanuts, not multipacks with several sealed inner bags. They may suit you if you’re buying for one occasion or want to measure out portions yourself.
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An individual pack for a get-together; the description mentions gatherings as a suitable occasion.
The product description states that it contains 51% peanuts. It’s one 275 g bag, not a multipack of sealed inner bags.
The product information lists peanuts, wheat, milk and celery, and possible traces of soya, mustard and other nuts. Check the packaging for the latest ingredients information.
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An individual pack for a get-together; the product description mentions a mild curry flavour.
This is one 275 g bag, not individually wrapped portions.
The product information lists peanuts, wheat, barley and soya, and possible traces of milk, nuts and mustard. Check the packaging for the latest ingredients information.
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The description suggests measuring out 30 g portions from the pack yourself.
The pack contains 125 g and isn’t made up of individually sealed portions.
The product information lists peanuts and wheat, and possible traces of milk, nuts, soya and mustard. Check the packaging for the latest ingredients information.
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An individual pack for a get-together; the product description mentions onion and garlic as flavour notes.
This is one 275 g bag, not a multipack of several sealed inner bags.
The product information lists peanuts and wheat, and possible traces of milk, nuts, soya and mustard. Check the packaging for the latest ingredients information.
According to Foods & Goods, the Duyvis boxes reviewed contain eight 275 g bags, making 2,200 g in total. These are sharing packs, not necessarily eight portions for one person.
A small pack doesn’t prove that whole nuts or peanuts are suitable for every child. The Dutch Nutrition Centre warns of a choking risk; assess eating safety separately and follow its guidance.
Read the ingredients list and any warnings on the exact pack. The NVWA explains that the 14 allergens specified by law must be clearly indicated in the ingredients list; the flavour name alone doesn’t tell you what’s in the product.
For the Duyvis Cocktail product listing reviewed, HANOS recommends storing an opened bag in a light-proof, airtight container. Follow the instructions on your own packaging too; this isn’t a general shelf-life recommendation for opened packs.
King’s Day falls on 27 April in 2027, according to the Royal House’s calendar. Check the product and delivery information for that date when you’re ready to buy.