If you want colleagues or yourself to be able to grab a portion without weighing it out, choose a pack with individual sachets. Duyvis lists a multipack of 4 × 30 g for its Unsalted Nutmix Walnut, which has a Dutch product page at Jumbo. A 500 g bag, such as the packs sold by PLUS and Jumbo, is an alternative if you want to portion the nuts yourself. If you have a nut allergy, always check the current ingredients and warnings on the packaging.
You want colleagues to be able to grab an individual portion for their desk or lunchbox, without weighing it out yourself first. Duyvis lists four 30 g sachets for its Unsalted Nutmix Walnut, and Jumbo has a product page for this variety.
You want a larger pack and are happy to portion the contents yourself. PLUS and Jumbo list nut mixes in 500 g packs; these are not confirmed multipacks with individual portion sachets.
You want to check the ingredients, for example to see whether a mix is unsalted. If you have a relevant food allergy, the ingredients and warnings on the current packaging are what matter. An individual sachet is not suitable if it contains an allergen you are allergic to.
First decide whether you want ready-to-hand-out sachets or would rather portion the contents yourself. Then check the ingredients, pack size and how you’ll keep the product information with the snack bowl.
| What to consider | What should you check? | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Individual sachets | Does the pack state the number of sachets and the weight of each one? Is that fixed portion right for how you’ll use them? | If I want to hand something out or take it with me without weighing it myself, I look at the number of sachets and their contents. Around 36% of consumers say individual portions to take with them are their top purchasing priority. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Which types of nuts does the mix contain? Is it unsalted if that’s what you prefer, and what allergen warnings are on the packaging? | If the ingredients or a relevant allergen restriction determine my choice, I check the product information for each variety. Around 29% of consumers prioritise ingredients and allergens. |
| Stock and replenishment | How much is in the pack overall, and how many individual portions does it actually provide? | If I’m planning office supplies, I want a pack size that suits how much we use and how often we restock. Around 21% of consumers say stock levels and replenishment are their top purchasing priority. |
| Storage and product information | Follow the storage instructions and best-before date on the packaging. If you portion the contents yourself, keep the ingredients and allergen information too. | If a pack won’t be used up straight away, I want to keep its contents identifiable and be able to check the product information. Around 14% of consumers say storage and clear product information are their top purchasing priority. |
A 500 g stand-up pouch doesn’t offer the same convenience for taking nuts with you as a multipack of individual sachets, unless you do some extra preparation.
Check both the total weight and the stated number of individual sachets.
Portioning the contents yourself takes extra effort and may require your own portion containers.
Relevant allergens depend on the ingredients and warnings, not on the number of sachets.
If you have a relevant allergy, read the current information on the packaging. Keep it available when sharing from a communal snack bowl.
The product examples mentioned vary in ingredients and packaging. A brand mention alone doesn’t tell you whether a specific variety is available.
The manufacturer lists a multipack of 4 × 30 g for its Unsalted Nutmix Walnut.
The range page lists its own nut mixes, as well as a product listing for Duyvis Unsal nutmix walnut mp.
The product listings include both the Duyvis multipack of 4 × 30 g and Jumbo’s own 500 g nut mix.
Lidl Netherlands names Alesto as its own-label brand for nuts.
An ALDI product listing names a 200 g Trader Joe’s nut and fruit mix or nut and raisin mix.
PLUS lists an unroasted, unsalted nut mix in a 500 g stand-up pouch.
This selection includes nuts and snack bundles to take with you or share. Check the stated portions, ingredients and allergen information for each product.
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A bundle of five snacks to share, offering an alternative to plain nuts.
The product information lists ChaCha Daily Nuts, macadamias, banana chips and plums, among other ingredients. The plums contain aspartame (E951); the bundle contains tree nuts.
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A walnut product for anyone looking for a simple snack or wanting to make up their own mix.
The product name states 128 g. The product information describes the walnuts as individually wrapped.
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Five individual 23 g sachets are ideal if you want fixed portions to take with you or hand out.
The mix lists walnuts, raisins, cranberries, cashews, almonds and hazelnuts. The pack also contains a desiccant sachet, which is not for consumption.
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The box of individual portions is designed for anyone planning several regular snack breaks.
The product information lists 30 sachets of 25 g containing walnuts, almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, raisins, cranberries and blackcurrants.
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The product information says the nuts are individually wrapped for taking with you or sharing.
The mix includes cashews, macadamias, pistachios and walnuts, among other ingredients. Listed allergens include gluten (wheat), nuts, sesame and milk; some varieties contain sweeteners and liquorice.
No. PLUS lists a 500 g stand-up pouch, while Duyvis explicitly lists a multipack of 4 × 30 g for its Unsalted Nutmix Walnut. Check the number of individual sachets; the total weight alone won’t tell you whether they’re included.
No. The 30 g is the contents of each sachet in this Duyvis pack; it is not, in itself, personal dietary advice.
Keep the original packaging for reference and make sure you know which mix is in the snack bowl. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information for non-prepacked foods must be provided to consumers in another way when the rules for professional food providers apply. This doesn’t automatically mean the same requirement applies to every informal office snack bowl.
For prepacked products, allergen information must appear on the label. Since 1 January 2026, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority has also checked whether warnings about possible cross-contamination are used correctly. As a consumer, check the ingredients and warnings for the variety you choose.
No, follow the instructions on the pack you have. The Netherlands Nutrition Centre gives specific advice for opened, unsalted cashews and lists rancidity, chewiness or mould as signs of spoilage. That advice isn’t a fixed storage period for every nut mix.
