For anyone who wants to set off without weighing anything out
You want to be able to grab individual snack packs before you leave. JIP SNEL lists Duyvis Provencale packs of 45 g, with a minimum order quantity of 20.
Choose individual snack packs if you want to set off without weighing anything out. Choose a larger bag if you want to portion the nuts yourself and decide what goes into each serving. JIP SNEL lists Duyvis Borrelnoot Provencale bags of 45 g with a minimum order quantity of 20, so check that this amount suits your travel plans. For an unsalted snack, you could portion out an unsalted nut mix instead; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre includes unsalted nuts in its Wheel of Five.
You want to be able to grab individual snack packs before you leave. JIP SNEL lists Duyvis Provencale packs of 45 g, with a minimum order quantity of 20.
You want to take an unsalted nut snack with you and don’t mind dividing it into portions in advance. Jumbo and PLUS offer unsalted varieties in 200 g bags.
You want to be able to reseal the packaging between snacks. ALDI lists a resealable pack for its 200 g TRADER JOE'S Unroasted Nut Mix; keep the nuts sealed and dry, too.
First decide what matters most to you: convenience, an unsalted mix, proper storage, sharing safely or choosing an appropriate total quantity.
| What to consider | What should you look for? | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Individual packs and quantity | Check the contents of each pack and the minimum order quantity. JIP SNEL lists 45 g per pack and a minimum order quantity of 20. | If you don’t want to weigh anything out before you leave, individual packs are handy to take with you; around 31% of consumers put grab-and-go convenience first. |
| Ingredients | The Netherlands Nutrition Centre includes unsalted nuts in its Wheel of Five; seasoned party nuts are a different product choice. | If you’re looking for an unsalted nut snack, portioning it yourself could suit you; around 25% of consumers prioritise an unsalted mix. |
| Sealing and storage | The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends keeping nuts sealed and dry, and gives 10 to 15 °C as the ideal storage temperature. | If you want to snack from the same bag more than once during an outing, consider both how to seal it and where to store it; around 19% of consumers prioritise keeping snacks fresh between snack breaks. |
| Sharing safely | Read the ingredients and allergen information, and check the packaging for warnings about cross-contamination. The NVWA lists peanuts and nuts separately as allergens. | If you’re sharing snacks with your travel companions, consider allergies and the age of any young children; around 13% of consumers put safe sharing first. |
| Total quantity | Compare the pack size and minimum order quantity. As well as the 20 packs of 45 g, JIP SNEL also lists offers on unsalted nuts in 200 g bags at Jumbo and PLUS. | If you’re mainly looking for a suitable supply at a manageable cost, compare the total order with how much you expect to use; around 12% of consumers prioritise total quantity and cost. |
The 45 g stated for the Duyvis pack in question is the net weight of the packaging, not nutritional advice.
Check the contents of each pack and decide for yourself how much you want to take on your outing.
Duyvis describes Provencale as peanuts with a crunchy coating flavoured with onion and garlic. Party nuts and unsalted nuts are different product choices; the Netherlands Nutrition Centre includes unsalted nuts in its Wheel of Five.
Choose based on the ingredients and the type of snack you’re looking for, not just the word ‘nuts’.
Resealable packaging doesn’t replace proper storage. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends keeping nuts sealed and dry.
Before you set off, think about where you can keep the pack dry and suitably cool during your journey and outing.
JIP SNEL lists a minimum order quantity of 20 for the Duyvis packs in question. As a result, you may end up ordering more than you need for your trip.
Check the minimum order quantity and compare the total amount with the number of snack breaks you have planned.
Worth considering if you’re looking for a seasoned snack to enjoy with drinks in an individual pack.
AH Unsalted Nut Mix is an option if you want to portion it out yourself.
Jumbo Unsalted Nut Mix, 200 g, is suitable for portioning out in advance.
The Alesto range includes both plain nuts and seasoned party snacks.
TRADER JOE'S Unroasted Nut Mix, 200 g, is an option for several snack breaks.
PLUS Unsalted Nut Mix in a 200 g stand-up pouch is an option if you want to portion it out yourself.
These products range from seasoned peanuts and nuts to nut mixes and individually packed snacks. See which ingredients and packaging suit the amount you want to take with you.
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Suitable if you’re looking for a seasoned peanut snack; this isn’t an unsalted nut mix.
Pack size: 125 g. The product information lists peanuts and wheat/gluten as allergens, and possible traces of milk, nuts, soya and mustard.
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An option if you want to take an unsalted quantity with you and portion it out yourself.
Pack size: 200 g. The product information lists cashew nuts, so bear this in mind if you’re sharing the snack.
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Worth considering if you’re looking for hickory nuts rather than a standard unsalted nut mix.
Pack size: 300 g. The listed ingredients include sugar and salt; check the product information if these ingredients are important to your choice.
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The individual packs are a handy option if you don’t want to measure out portions from a larger bag before you leave.
The product name specifies 750 g and 30 packs. According to the product information, the mix includes walnuts, almonds, cashews and hazelnuts.
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Suitable if you’re looking for a pecan snack with maple syrup and lime.
Pack size: 70 g. The packaging contains a desiccant sachet, which must not be eaten.
No. For the Duyvis product in question, 45 g is the net weight of the pack, not personal nutritional advice. Check the ingredients separately and consider how much you want to take with you.
Portion out the amount you want before you leave, and keep the nuts sealed and dry. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives 10 to 15 °C as the ideal storage temperature; bear this in mind when choosing where to store them during warm-weather outings.
The MDL Fonds advises against giving whole nuts to children under four because of the risk of choking. Putting the nuts in a small snack pack doesn’t change this.
Check the allergen information on the packaging of the product you’re actually buying; the NVWA lists peanuts and nuts separately as allergens. Dutch rules on cross-contamination warnings have applied since 1 January 2026, so check this information too if someone has an allergy.
Not necessarily. JIP SNEL lists a minimum order quantity of 20 for the Duyvis packs in question. A larger bag of unsalted nuts is another option, allowing you to portion it out yourself; compare the total order with how much you expect to use.
Online purchases generally come with a statutory cooling-off period of up to 14 days after delivery, but there are exceptions, such as products that spoil quickly. ACM ConsuWijzer explains the rule and its exceptions; check which terms apply to the specific purchase.