Who is this choice relevant to?

Taking a measured snack with you

You want to decide in advance how many nuts you’ll eat and are looking for a pack or a portion you can weigh out yourself to take with you. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre uses 25 g as a reference handful; a confirmed Duyvis pack contains 60 g, so the pack size and the portion you want are not necessarily the same.

Choosing unsalted nuts

You’re specifically looking for an unsalted snack and want to check the exact variety rather than relying on a sporty-sounding product name. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends eating a handful of unsalted nuts every day and varying the types you eat.

Preparing snacks for several workouts

You want to portion out snacks from a larger pack and consider resealing and storage important. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends storing nuts in a cool, dark, dry place in a well-sealed container.

What should you look for when choosing?

First decide how much you want to take with you, then compare the nutritional values for that weighed portion. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre uses 25 g of unsalted nuts as a general reference handful.

What to consider What to look for Who is this important to?
Portion and convenience Check the weight of each individual pack and decide whether you want to eat the whole pack or weigh out a portion. The Duyvis pack contains 60 g per pack. If I want to grab something to take with me but still decide how much I eat, portion control comes first. Around 36% of consumers give a measured portion that’s easy to take with them top priority.
Unsalted ingredients Check the full variety name and ingredients, and read the label for salt and allergens. If I’m looking for unsalted nuts, I want to be able to check this explicitly on the variety. Around 29% of consumers prioritise an unsalted product.
Nutritional value per portion Compare the nutritional information for the exact variety and the amount you’ll actually eat, rather than looking only at the values per 100 g. If I want to know what my snack contains around a workout, I check the nutritional value of my own portion. Around 21% of consumers prioritise this information.
Stock and storage Check whether the packaging is resealable and use a well-sealed container for portions you weigh out yourself. Store nuts in a cool, dark, dry place. If I want to make several snacks from one larger pack, sealing and storage are deciding factors for me. Around 14% of consumers prioritise stock and storage.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming a small pack is one reference handful

    The confirmed Duyvis packs contain 60 g each. That’s more than the 25 g reference handful used by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre.

    Check the weight of each pack and decide in advance how much you want to eat.

  • Confusing the features of different varieties

    Duyvis offers both unsalted peanuts and confirmed small packs of salted peanuts. At ALDI, resealable packaging and the claim ‘no added oil or salt’ apply to different products.

    Check the variety name, ingredients and packaging features of the exact product.

  • Using your gym bag as a regular storage place

    The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends storing nuts in a cool, dark, dry place and in a well-sealed container. A gym bag doesn’t automatically provide these conditions.

    Take the planned amount with you in a well-sealed container and follow the product-specific storage advice.

  • Ignoring a warning because the best-before date hasn’t passed

    Albert Heijn issued a warning for AH Pinda’s extra groot gezouten with a best-before date of 04-11-2026; the NVWA issued a warning for TRADER JOE’S cashewnoten ongezouten 170 g with a best-before date of 23-09-2026. The warnings concern specific batches and the possible presence of metal fragments.

    Check the product name and best-before date against the warning, and don’t eat any affected batch. Don’t apply the warning to the brand’s entire range.

Relevant nut brands

Duyvis

Both unsalted peanuts and separate 60 g packs of salted peanuts have been confirmed.

  • The salted variety is described as a box of 20 packs of 60 g.
  • A 60 g pack is not the same as a 25 g reference handful; check which variety you’re choosing.

Albert Heijn

AH Notenmix ongezouten is a specific option if you’re looking for an unsalted nut mix.

  • The product page lists the unsalted variety.
  • Check the current product information and whether the pack suits the portion you want to take with you.

Jumbo

Jumbo Noten Mix Ongezouten 200 g is a larger pack you can weigh portions out of yourself.

  • The product name specifies 200 g and unsalted.
  • It’s a larger pack, not a multipack with individually wrapped portions.

Lidl

The Alesto range includes nuts, dried fruit and party snacks; Lidl lists cashew nuts among its products.

  • The range is worth considering if you’re looking at nut products in Lidl’s selection.
  • For a specific variety, check the portion information, ingredients and packaging yourself.

ALDI

Different features have been confirmed for different ALDI varieties.

  • The packaging for TRADER JOE’S Notenmix ongebrand 200 g is described as resealable; ALDI states that no oil or salt is added to TRADER JOE’S Geroosterde notenmix 200 g.
  • These features apply to different products and don’t automatically apply to other varieties.

PLUS

PLUS Notenmix ongebrand ongezouten 500 g is a larger pack you can portion out yourself.

  • The product name specifies the unroasted, unsalted variety and a pack size of 500 g.
  • Check how much you weigh out and how you reseal the pack after use.

Joybuy products

This Joybuy selection includes Duyvis peanut and nut snacks in packs ranging from 125 g to 370 g. Check the flavour, salt content, allergens and any portion information for each variety.

Duyvis Tiger Nuts Flaming Hot, 275 g

Duyvis Tiger Nuts Flaming Hot, 275 g

A good choice if you’re looking for a spicy peanut snack; the product information describes a crunchy coating.

Joybuy product information lists 15 g of protein and 1,4 g of salt per 100 g. Contains peanuts and wheat; may contain milk, other nuts, soya and mustard.

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Duyvis Oriental Borrelnootjes, 275 g

Duyvis Oriental Borrelnootjes, 275 g

A good choice if you’re looking for a savoury peanut snack with a crunchy coating and curry flavour.

Joybuy product information lists 15 g of protein and 1,4 g of salt per 100 g. Contains peanuts, wheat, barley and soya; may contain milk, nuts and mustard.

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Duyvis Bran Nuts Provencale, 125 g

Duyvis Bran Nuts Provencale, 125 g

A good choice if you’re looking for a snack with stated portion sizes: the product information lists 30 g portions and four to five portions per pack.

Joybuy product information lists 13 g of protein and 1,2 g of salt per 100 g. Contains peanuts and wheat; may contain milk, nuts, soya and mustard.

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Duyvis Coated Peanuts Provençal, 275 g

Duyvis Coated Peanuts Provençal, 275 g

A good choice if you’re looking for a savoury peanut snack with a crunchy coating and onion and garlic flavour.

Joybuy product information lists 15 g of protein and 1,3 g of salt per 100 g. Contains peanuts and wheat; may contain milk, nuts, soya and mustard.

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Duyvis Salted Peanuts, 370 g

Duyvis Salted Peanuts, 370 g

A good choice if you’re looking for a simple salted peanut snack and want to weigh out an amount from a larger pack yourself.

Joybuy product information lists 26 g of protein and 0,73 g of salt per 100 g. Contains peanuts and may contain other nuts. Not recommended for children under five due to the risk of choking.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a small pack of nuts automatically one portion?

No. The confirmed Duyvis small pack contains 60 g, while the Netherlands Nutrition Centre uses 25 g as a reference handful. Choose how much you want to eat separately from the pack size.

How do I compare protein when the nutritional value is given per 100 g?

Calculate the value for the amount you eat: protein per 100 g × portion weight ÷ 100. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 4,5 g of protein for 25 g of unsalted nuts as a general reference; when buying, use the nutritional information for the exact variety.

What should I check on the label if I’m concerned about allergens?

Check the allergen information on the packaging of the exact variety. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information for prepacked products must appear on the label; peanuts and tree nuts are separate allergen categories. ‘Unsalted’ tells you nothing about allergens.

How should I store a portion of nuts I’ve weighed out myself?

Use a well-sealed container and store the nuts in a cool, dark, dry place, as recommended by the Netherlands Nutrition Centre. For an unopened product, also follow the storage advice and best-before date on the packaging; a gym bag doesn’t automatically provide the same storage conditions.

Which nut recall warnings are relevant?

Check the exact product name and best-before date: Albert Heijn issued a warning for AH Pinda’s extra groot gezouten (bakje) with a best-before date of 04-11-2026, and the NVWA for TRADER JOE’S cashewnoten ongezouten 170 g with a best-before date of 23-09-2026. The warnings concern specific batches due to possible metal fragments, not the brands’ entire ranges.