Choose portion packs if you want to take nuts with you or hand them out without weighing them; check the number of sachets and the amount in each one. Duyvis lists Unsalted Nutmix Walnut in a multipack of 4 × 30 g, while Albert Heijn also lists larger bags of nut mix for portioning yourself. Before ordering, check the ingredients and allergens, and factor delivery terms into your decision. A small sachet does not change the texture of whole nuts.
You want to take nuts with you without weighing them, or divide them between several lunchboxes. Individually wrapped portions are a useful format to consider, although the Netherlands Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts can pose a choking risk for children.
You’re buying for several people and want to decide whether everyone gets their own sachet or you divide a larger pack yourself. The number of sachets and the total weight are separate factors to consider.
You want to check the ingredients and allergens, and add nuts to an existing online order. So be sure to check the product information and delivery terms for the supermarket you choose.
First, choose between portion sachets and a larger pack that you can divide yourself. Then check the ingredients and whether the nuts fit into your existing grocery order.
Duyvis lists Unsalted Nutmix Walnut as four 30 g sachets. Albert Heijn also lists larger packs of nut mix, including 200 g and 500 g sizes. These are formats to portion yourself, not necessarily multipacks.
| What to consider | What should you look for? | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Lunchbox portions | Check the number of sachets and the weight of each one; make sure the contents suit how you plan to use them. | If I want to fill lunchboxes without weighing portions beforehand, I look for a set amount in each sachet. Around 29% of consumers prioritise ready-to-go lunchbox portions. |
| Sharing between people | Compare the number of individual sachets with the total weight of a larger pack. | When I’m buying for several people, I want to know whether everyone gets their own sachet or whether I’ll divide the contents myself. Around 22% of consumers prioritise sharing or serving together. |
| Comparing prices | Compare the current price per kilogram and per sachet, keeping the ingredients as similar as possible. | If I mainly want to compare how much I’m getting for my money, I look at products with similar ingredients and packaging. Around 14% of consumers prioritise this price comparison. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients and allergen information for the exact variant. The NVWA explains allergen labelling; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts can pose a choking risk for children. | When I’m choosing nuts for someone with an allergy or for a child, I check the ingredients and the form of the nuts first. Around 21% of consumers prioritise ingredients and suitability for the person eating them. |
| Online orders | Check the delivery slot, minimum order value and delivery charges. Jumbo says the minimum order depends on the postcode, and delivery charges can vary by slot. | If I want to add nuts to an existing grocery order, I check the total basket and delivery slot. Around 14% of consumers prioritise delivery planning and the total cost of their order. |
Individual packaging does not change the ingredients or the texture of whole nuts. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts can pose a choking risk for children.
Consider the exact ingredients and the person eating them separately from the pack size. If there’s an allergy, check the product information and the label on the pack you receive.
Albert Heijn’s product page for the Duyvis multipack in question says ‘Discontinued’. So a page that’s still online doesn’t confirm that the variant is available to add to your basket.
Check the current product listing and your chosen delivery slot before completing your order.
At Jumbo, the minimum order value and delivery charges depend in part on your postcode and delivery slot.
Check the terms for the whole order and, where appropriate, add nuts to your existing grocery shop.
A minimum basket value or delivery charges can affect the total cost of your order.
Information from Lidl and ALDI describes in-store nut options, but doesn’t confirm that a nut multipack can be ordered for home delivery.
Keep in-store and online delivery options separate when comparing what’s available.
An in-store option may mean making an extra trip to the shop.
Duyvis lists Unsalted Nutmix Walnut in a multipack of 4 × 30 g, as well as other pack sizes.
Albert Heijn lists larger packs of nut mix, including 200 g and 500 g sizes, as options to portion yourself.
Jumbo has a Dutch product listing for Duyvis Unsalted Nutmix Walnut 4 × 30 g and describes its online grocery delivery service.
PLUS describes an online category for unsalted nuts and the option to have your groceries delivered or collect them.
Lidl features Alesto nuts with a link to finding a store.
ALDI lists an unsalted nut mix with almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts and Brazil nuts.
This selection includes nuts in individual portion sachets and a larger pack to portion yourself.
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The 25 individual sachets are handy for taking with you or sharing.
The product description says the desiccant sachet included in the pack is not edible.
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The five 23 g portions are handy for taking with you on different occasions.
The product information lists nuts and dried fruit, including walnuts, cashews, almonds and hazelnuts.
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The larger pack is a good option if you want to portion the nuts yourself.
The product description states that the pack contains 87.6% pecans; the ingredients are pecans, sugar and salt.
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The pack contains 30 individual 25 g sachets for several portions.
The product information lists nuts and dried fruit. The stated allergens are tree nuts, including walnuts, almonds, cashews and hazelnuts.
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The product description says the nuts are individually wrapped, making them handy for sharing or taking with you.
The stated allergens are nuts, sesame and milk.
Yes. According to the European Commission, mandatory food information for prepacked foods must be available before you complete your purchase. The best-before or use-by date is the exception and must be available on delivery. Check the allergen information on the pack you receive as well.
No. A small sachet doesn’t remove the choking risk posed by whole nuts. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre warns that whole nuts can pose a choking risk; the MDL Fonds says whole nuts are not safe for children under four because of this risk.
It depends on the supermarket’s order terms and your delivery slot. Jumbo lists a minimum order value that varies by postcode, and delivery charges that can vary by slot. These are Jumbo’s terms, not those of every supermarket.
Follow the storage instructions on the pack for the exact variant. For the Duyvis Walnut multipack reviewed, Albert Heijn said an opened sachet could be stored in an airtight, light-proof container.
Compare the product name, pack size, best-before date and batch or lot details with the warning. The warning published by Albert Heijn on 15 September 2022 concerned Duyvis Borrelnoten Provençale, 125 g, with a best-before date of 15 April 2023; it doesn’t automatically apply to other Duyvis nuts. Check the NVWA’s safety warnings for the latest alerts.
