Households comparing pack sizes
You want to choose a pack size that matches how much your household uses, so you compare the same type of peanuts in different sizes.
Choose a larger bag if you’ll use that amount; if you don’t eat many, a smaller pack may be a better fit. Compare salted and unsalted peanuts separately, and check that the supermarket offers a delivery slot at your address before ordering. Lidl doesn’t deliver groceries, and Albert Heijn reported a temporary disruption to its online channels on 12 October 2026.
You want to choose a pack size that matches how much your household uses, so you compare the same type of peanuts in different sizes.
You’re looking for unsalted peanuts to snack on or use in recipes, and want to choose a supply that suits how much you use.
You want a salted snack to share and would like to include it in a planned grocery delivery.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Pack size and how much you use | Compare the net weight of the same type of peanuts and choose an amount your household will use. | If you’re considering a larger bag, make sure the extra contents suit how much you use. Around 31% of consumers focus mainly on quantity and how much they use. |
| Unsalted ingredients | Read the ingredients and nutritional information for the exact variant, and check the allergen information separately. | If you regularly use unsalted peanuts, you’ll want to know what’s in the variant you’ve chosen. Around 25% of consumers focus mainly on unsalted ingredients. |
| Storing after opening | Choose a pack size based on how often you’ll use it, and follow the product’s storage instructions. | If you won’t finish a bag quickly, you’ll want to know how to store it once opened. Around 19% of consumers mainly look for an amount that suits how they use and store the product. |
| How you place your order | Check whether the supermarket offers a delivery slot at your address and whether its online ordering service is available. | If you want to add peanuts to a planned delivery, you’ll need to be able to place your order. Around 25% of consumers consider being able to add them to their grocery order the most important factor. |
A larger pack is only a good fit if the amount suits how much you use. Also compare the same type of peanuts and check the net weight.
First choose the ingredients you’re looking for, then decide which pack size is practical.
Lidl confirms that groceries aren’t sold through its website or app and that it doesn’t offer a grocery delivery service. On 12 October 2026, Albert Heijn reported that its websites, apps and customer service were temporarily unavailable; its shops remained open.
Check how to place your order and which delivery slots are available before planning your grocery shop. Albert Heijn’s notice described the situation at that time.
If a delivery option isn’t available, you may need to visit a shop or order from another retailer.
Unsalted peanuts still contain peanuts. Choosing a variant with no added salt doesn’t change the allergen information.
Check the information on the packaging of the exact variant.
For its 370 g salted peanuts, Duyvis recommends storing an opened bag in a light- and airtight container.
Choose a pack size that suits how much you use, and follow the storage instructions for the product you buy.
To store this Duyvis pack as recommended, you’ll need a suitable storage container once it’s opened.
Duyvis lists standard salted peanuts in several pack sizes, including 235 g and 370 g.
Albert Heijn has its own-brand salted peanuts and provides information about grocery delivery.
Jumbo lists salted and unsalted peanuts in larger packs, as well as a 250 g pack of unsalted peanuts.
Lidl is an alternative for shopping in store, not for grocery delivery.
ALDI lists a 500 g pack of roasted, salted peanuts under the TRADER JOE’S brand name.
PLUS lists a 500 g pack of its own-brand unsalted peanuts.
These picks include salted snacks, smaller packs and peanuts you can roast yourself or use in recipes.
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A smaller pack of salted peanuts for anyone who doesn’t need a larger supply.
The product description lists peanuts, sunflower oil and salt.
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A larger pack of salted peanuts for sharing or for a household that will use this amount.
The product information recommends storing an opened bag in a light- and airtight container.
The product description warns that the product is a choking hazard for children under 5.
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An option if you’re looking for peanuts in their shells for snacking or cooking.
The peanuts are in their shells; shell them before using them as shelled peanuts.
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A smaller snack pack, but a different option from standard salted or unsalted peanuts.
The product description identifies this as a savoury, seasoned variant containing flavourings, rice flour and potato starch, among other ingredients.
The product description lists wheat and gluten as allergens and warns of a choking hazard for young children. Check the packaging.
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A larger pack for anyone who wants to roast peanuts or use them in recipes.
The product information describes raw peanuts with their skins on; roast them if you want to eat them as a roasted snack.
First compare the total net weight, and make sure you’re comparing the same type of peanuts. Two 250 g packs of Jumbo unsalted peanuts contain the same amount as one 500 g pack.
Not necessarily. Jumbo lists 0,01 g of salt per 100 g for its 500 g unsalted variant, from naturally occurring sodium. Check the nutritional information for the exact variant.
Follow the instructions for the product you buy. The product information for Duyvis salted peanuts 370 g recommends storing an opened bag in a light- and airtight container. For its 500 g pack of unsalted peanuts, PLUS recommends storing in a cool, dry place away from light.
Check the information on the exact pack: unsalted peanuts still contain peanuts. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked products. According to the European Union’s guidance on Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, mandatory food information must be available free of charge before purchase when selling at a distance.
No. The Jumbo and PLUS product information reviewed warns that young children can choke on peanuts. Bear this warning in mind when choosing and offering whole peanuts.