If you want to put out or hand round small spritz biscuits, choose a pack that explicitly says they’re mini; for example, Jumbo lists Sprits Staafjes Mini in a 125 g pack. If an orange look matters more, you could consider Verkade Oranje Sprits, but check the size on the current packaging. Compare the nutritional information per 100 g and read the ingredients and allergen information on the label, as recommended by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre.
Which spritz biscuits are right for you?
If you want to hand out biscuits
If you’re putting out a plate for guests to help themselves, it’s worth looking for a pack that explicitly says mini. Jumbo lists its Sprits Staafjes Mini in a 125 g pack; check the packaging to see how many biscuits you can put out for your guests.
If you’re looking for an orange-themed treat
If the King's Day look is your priority, Verkade Oranje Sprits is a themed option to consider. The product name alone doesn’t tell you whether the biscuits are mini-sized too.
If you read labels carefully
If you have a food allergy or want to compare products by nutritional value, check the current ingredients and allergen information on the packaging. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends comparing nutritional values per 100 g.
What should you look for when choosing?
| What to consider |
What to check before buying |
Who it matters to |
| Handing them out individually |
Check whether the product name says mini and look at the pack contents. |
If I’m putting biscuits out on a self-service plate, I want to be able to serve small pieces without breaking up larger biscuits. Around 50% of consumers prioritise easy serving. |
| An orange look |
Check the variant name and look at the biscuit size on the packaging. |
For my King's Day table, an orange-themed treat matters more than a confirmed mini size. Around 30% of consumers give that presentation priority. |
| Label information |
Read the current ingredients and allergen information; compare nutritional values per 100 g. |
If I’m buying for someone with a food allergy or comparing products by nutritional value, I want to be able to check the label. Around 20% of consumers put checking the label first. |
Common mistakes
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Assuming an orange spritz biscuit is a mini spritz biscuit
A festive variant name doesn’t confirm that the individual biscuits are small. Jumbo explicitly describes its Sprits Staafjes Mini as mini; with Verkade Oranje Sprits, you’ll need to check the size separately.
Check the product name and packaging before you buy, especially if you want to hand the biscuits out individually.
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Comparing only the serving sizes shown on packs
The stated serving size can vary between products, so comparing per serving may give you a different picture from comparing the same quantity.
Compare energy, sugars, fat and salt per 100 g, as recommended by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre, then decide how many biscuits you want to put out.
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Guessing allergens from the flavour or appearance
You can’t tell which allergens are in a biscuit just by looking at it. Product information can also change, even for a variant you’ve bought before.
Check the current ingredients list and allergen information on the packaging every time you buy.
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Assuming a seasonal variant will be available well in advance
An existing product page doesn’t tell you which variant will be available around a future celebration.
Check the current product information and the packaging of the variant you want shortly before King's Day.
Brands and shops to explore
Verkade
If you’re looking for a spritz biscuit variant or an orange theme, Jumbo lists Verkade Nobo Sprits Naturel en melkchocolade, 150 g, while Albert Heijn has a page for Verkade Oranje Sprits.
- The variants mentioned offer a choice of plain, milk chocolate and an orange-themed product name.
- Check the biscuit size for each variant; an orange-themed name doesn’t automatically mean mini.
Jumbo
If you’re specifically looking for mini spritz biscuits, Jumbo lists Sprits Staafjes Mini, 125 g, and describes them as butter spritz biscuits.
- The product name explicitly says mini.
- If you need an exact number of biscuits to hand out, don’t rely on the pack weight alone; check how many are inside.
Albert Heijn
A shop where you can explore Verkade Oranje Sprits and AH Spritsen.
- The name of the orange Verkade variant fits the festive theme.
- Albert Heijn warns that product information, including ingredients and allergens, can change. Check the packaging of the product you choose.
PLUS
If you’re looking for a regular pack of spritz biscuits to put out on a plate, PLUS lists Roomboter ronde spritsen, 250 g, and Verkade Sprits Naturel, 150 g.
- The packs mentioned offer two specific regular spritz biscuit options to compare.
- Check the size of the individual biscuits if you need small pieces to hand out.
Spritz biscuits on Joybuy
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Frequently asked questions
Does mini size tell you anything about nutritional value?
No. Mini describes the size of the biscuits, not their nutritional value. Compare energy, sugars, fat and salt per 100 g using the nutritional information for the variants you’re considering, as recommended by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre.
What should I check if someone has a food allergy?
Read the ingredients list and allergen information on the current packaging of the spritz biscuits you’ve chosen. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre lists cereals containing gluten, milk, eggs, soya, nuts and sesame among the allergens that may be relevant. Don’t rely on a product photo or a previous purchase alone.
When is King's Day in 2027?
According to Government.nl, King's Day in the Netherlands falls on Tuesday 27 April in 2027. Check whether your preferred seasonal variant is available shortly before you buy.
How should I store Jumbo Sprits Staafjes Mini until serving?
Jumbo recommends storing Sprits Staafjes Mini in a cool, dry and dark place. For other spritz biscuit variants, follow the storage advice on the packaging.