Who are the different options suitable for?

Shoppers who want their sprinkles pre-portioned

You want to grab a sachet for each occasion rather than sprinkle from a large pack. Albert Heijn lists eight portions for De Ruijter Kleintjes. How much you end up using still depends on how many sachets you open.

Families who want to choose their own crispbread

You want to pair your sprinkles with the type of crispbread you prefer. Jumbo lists options including plain, wholemeal and multigrain crispbread; buying the products separately lets you make that choice independently of the sprinkles.

Online shoppers adding a small item to their order

You’re ordering mini chocolate sprinkles with your other groceries and want to know whether they’re available for your delivery address and time slot. Check the supermarket’s terms before completing your order.

What should you look for when choosing?

First decide whether you want pre-portioned sprinkles, prefer to sprinkle them yourself or want to order a ready-made crispbread and sprinkles product. Then see which combination and delivery option suit your order.

What to consider What to check before buying Who it matters to
Pre-portioned quantity Check the number of sachets or portions and the total weight. Consider whether you’ll use one or more sachets per occasion. I want to grab some sprinkles without having to pour them from a large pack each time, but still decide how many sachets to use. For around 46% of consumers, having a pre-portioned quantity is the main priority.
Choice of crispbread and sprinkles Check whether you’re buying sprinkles on their own or a ready-made crispbread product, and which type of crispbread you want. If I want to put breakfast together quickly, I still want to be able to choose the combination of crispbread and sprinkles myself. Around 27% of consumers say having that choice is their main priority.
Ordering online Check availability for your address, the delivery time slot and the terms that apply to your order. I want to add a small pack to my planned grocery order without having to change my delivery choice. For around 27% of consumers, convenience when ordering is the main concern.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming ‘mini’ means a fixed total quantity

    Sachets make it easier to portion out the sprinkles, but you can use more than one. So the number of portions on the pack doesn’t tell you how much will end up on your crispbread.

    If quantity is the reason you’re choosing mini chocolate sprinkles, check the weight and number of sachets.

  • Confusing a ready-made product with sprinkles on their own

    With a ready-made crispbread and sprinkles product, you can’t choose the crispbread and sprinkles separately. This matters if you’re looking for a particular type of crispbread or a specific variety.

    Read the full product name and ingredient information before adding the item to your order.

  • Assuming allergens are the same across different varieties

    According to their product pages, Jumbo lists milk, soya and lactose in De Ruijter Hagelslag Melk 390 g and Venz XXL Hagelslag Melk 380 g. This information doesn’t automatically apply to a different flavour or pack.

    Check the allergen information for the variety you’ve chosen and read the packaging again when it arrives.

Relevant brands and retailers

De Ruijter

De Ruijter Kleintjes is an option if you’re looking for chocolate sprinkles in individual portions.

  • Albert Heijn lists eight portions; Jumbo shows a 140 g pack of Kleintjes.
  • Individual sachets don’t determine how many portions you’ll end up using. For allergen information, check the details for this exact variety.

Venz

Venz is worth considering if you’re looking at other types of chocolate sprinkles as well as mini sprinkles.

  • Jumbo lists Venz XXL Hagelslag Melk in a 380 g pack.
  • A larger pack isn’t a portion pack. Check with each supermarket whether the mini variety you’re looking for is available with your order.

Jumbo

Jumbo lists chocolate sprinkles and crispbread separately, as well as a ready-made product with crispbread and chocolate sprinkles.

  • The online range lists Jumbo Strooi Mini's as eight pieces with a total weight of 140 g, alongside Jumbo Beschuit met Hagelslag Melk.
  • For the ready-made product, check the ingredients and allergens on the pack you’ve chosen. Buying the items separately lets you make those choices individually.

Albert Heijn

Albert Heijn lists AH Strooi mini's and De Ruijter Kleintjes as separate products.

  • The product listing for De Ruijter Kleintjes specifies eight portions.
  • Albert Heijn recommends checking the packaging, as ingredients, nutritional values and allergen information can change.

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Frequently asked questions

Does a sachet of mini chocolate sprinkles determine how much I use?

No. A sachet contains a pre-portioned amount, but you can use more than one. Compare the number of portions and the total weight if you have a particular amount in mind for each occasion.

Which allergens should I check in milk chocolate sprinkles?

Check the allergen information for the exact variety you’re ordering. Jumbo lists milk, soya and lactose for De Ruijter Hagelslag Melk 390 g and Venz XXL Hagelslag Melk 380 g; check the packaging again when it arrives.

Can I have mini chocolate sprinkles delivered with my groceries?

That depends on the supermarket, your address, the delivery time slot and your order. When completing your order, check that the mini variety you’ve chosen is available and that your order meets the delivery terms.

How can I tell whether my crispbread contains baker’s salt?

Check the ingredient information for the specific type of crispbread. A general rule about the use of baker’s salt in bakery products doesn’t prove that every crispbread product contains it.