Which pack is right for you?

Take them with you, no prep needed

You want to take a sealed pack with you for your morning break, without weighing anything out at home first. Duyvis lists 60 g as a pack size; decide for yourself whether that amount suits how much you want to eat.

Portion them yourself

You want to choose how many unsalted peanuts to take with you and can weigh out that amount from a larger bag in advance. Jumbo and PLUS each have a reviewed 250 g pack of unsalted peanuts.

Choose a savoury option

You’re specifically looking for salted peanuts and want to distinguish the standard salted variety from roasted, marinated or other preparations. Check the product name and ingredients on the pack you choose.

What should you look for?

What to consider What should you check? Who is this for?
Taking them with you and portion size Check the weight of each individual pack, not just the total weight of a box. Decide for yourself how much you want to eat during your break. If I don’t want to weigh anything while I’m out, I’d rather choose a sealed pack. Around 42% of consumers prioritise being able to take peanuts with them without any preparation.
Unsalted options Check the exact product variety and ingredients. If you buy a larger bag, you’ll need to weigh out an amount yourself. If you want unsalted peanuts and would like to choose your own amount, you can portion them out in advance. Around 33% of consumers prioritise an unsalted option.
Flavour and preparation Read the product name and ingredients to distinguish salted peanuts from marinated or coated varieties, for example. If I’m mainly looking for a savoury flavour, I check the exact variety. Around 25% of consumers prioritise flavour and preparation above all else.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming a 60 g pack is your portion

    The 60 g listed by Duyvis is the weight of the pack. It doesn’t determine how much you want to eat during a single coffee break.

    Decide in advance how much suits your break and check the weight of each pack.

  • Confusing a ‘may contain’ warning with an ingredient

    An ingredients list and a warning about possible presence provide different information. Jumbo lists peanuts as an ingredient and also mentions the possible presence of tree nuts.

    Check both the ingredients list and the separate allergen information on the exact pack.

Brands and supermarket ranges to consider

Duyvis

Duyvis lists salted peanuts in several pack sizes, including 60 g.

  • A 60 g pack may suit anyone looking for an individual pack to take with them.
  • The contents of the pack aren’t a personal portion recommendation. Bol also lists a box of 20 packs of 60 g; check that the number of packs suits your needs.

Albert Heijn

Albert Heijn’s search results show unsalted own-brand peanuts in 250 g and 500 g packs.

  • These sizes may be useful if you want to weigh out your own portions.
  • The listing doesn’t mention individual portion packs. On 20 May 2026, Albert Heijn issued a recall for AH Pinda’s extra groot gezouten in a tub with a best-before date of 04-11-2026 due to possible metal fragments. Check the warning on the exact pack.

Jumbo

Jumbo lists a 250 g bag of its own-brand unsalted peanuts.

  • The product page lists peanuts and sunflower oil as ingredients.
  • Jumbo also states that the product may contain tree nuts. The bag isn’t a multipack of individual portions.

PLUS

PLUS lists a 250 g bag of its own-brand unsalted peanuts.

  • The product page provides ingredient information and recommends storing the reviewed variety in a cool, dry place away from light.
  • PLUS states that the product may contain cashews. The bag doesn’t contain individually packed portions.

Lidl

Lidl lists a 285 g unsalted peanut variety.

  • The stated weight is useful if you want to weigh out an amount from a larger pack.
  • This variety is marked ‘In store only’, which doesn’t confirm whether a particular shop has it in stock.

ALDI

ALDI offers a 250 g pack of salted peanuts under the product brand TRADER JOE’S.

  • This pack may suit you if you’re looking for a larger amount of salted peanuts.
  • It isn’t a small individual pack. ALDI is the supermarket, while TRADER JOE’S is the brand on the pack.

Peanuts at Joybuy

These are larger packs of roasted peanuts for anyone who wants to take a portion with them.

Duyvis roasted peanuts, 225 g

Duyvis Roasted Peanuts, 225 g

If you want to take a portion of roasted peanuts with you, you can weigh some out from this pack.

Pack size: 225 g.

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Verse Extra Large roasted peanuts, 210 g

Verse Extra Large roasted peanuts, 210 g

This pack is a good option if you want to take roasted peanuts with you and choose the amount yourself.

Pack size: 210 g.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the contents of a small pack automatically my portion?

No. The weight on the pack tells you how much it contains; it isn’t a personal portion recommendation. Duyvis lists 60 g as a pack size, so decide for yourself how much you want to eat during your break.

How should I store the rest of a larger bag?

Follow the storage advice on the exact pack. For the reviewed 250 g pack of unsalted peanuts, PLUS recommends storing them in a cool, dry place away from light.

Are peanuts suitable for someone who needs to avoid them?

No. Peanuts contain peanuts as an ingredient, so they aren’t a suitable choice. If you have other allergies, check the warnings on the pack too: Jumbo mentions the possible presence of tree nuts, while PLUS mentions the possible presence of cashews.

What should I know about peanuts for young children?

PLUS warns that young children may choke on peanuts. A small pack size doesn’t mean the contents are suitable for a child.

What allergen information should I check on a pack?

Check both the ingredients and the separate allergen information on the exact pack. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority states that allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked foods. According to the NVWA, new rules for warnings about the unintended presence of allergens due to cross-contamination also apply from 1 January 2026. Such a warning is not the same as listing an allergen as an ingredient.