Choose a small factory-sealed packet if you want to take one with you or hand them out individually: Duyvis lists a 60 g salted option. That’s the weight of the packet, not a recommended serving size. A larger bag is more suitable if you want to portion the peanuts out yourself. You can also choose between salted, unsalted or seasoned peanuts, and check the label and storage instructions.
Want to take an individual packet with you on your way to the neighbourhood get-together, rather than portioning some out from a larger pack beforehand? Duyvis lists a 60 g salted packet. The weight of the packet doesn’t automatically tell you how much you’ll want to eat.
Would you like to give everyone their own packet, or would you rather fill a bowl yourself? Small Duyvis packets and 250 g salted or unsalted Jumbo bags give you different ways to serve them.
Want to choose between salted, unsalted or seasoned peanuts? Check the ingredients and allergen information for the exact product. Unsalted peanuts still contain peanuts.
First decide whether you want individual packets to take with you or a larger pack to serve yourself. Then choose the salt or flavour option, and check the information on the packaging.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this most important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Packet to take with you | Check the weight of each packet and whether it’s an individually factory-sealed pack. | If I want to take a packet with me or hand them out individually, packaging convenience comes first. Around 42% of consumers prioritise convenience when taking snacks with them. |
| Portioning them yourself | Compare the total weight and bear in mind that you’ll need to portion out and store any leftovers yourself. | If I want to fill a bowl or let several guests help themselves, a larger bag is handy for portioning out. Around 25% of consumers prioritise being able to serve snacks flexibly. |
| Salt and flavour options | Check whether the peanuts are salted, unsalted or coated in a seasoned coating. | If I want to choose a particular flavour or salt option first, I look for the right variety before deciding on the pack size. Around 17% of consumers prioritise the flavour option. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients and allergen information on the exact pack; unsalted doesn’t mean peanut-free. | If I want to know what’s in the variety I’ve chosen before putting it on the table, the label and allergen information are what matter. Around 16% of consumers prioritise ingredient information. |
Unsalted peanuts are still peanut products and contain the peanut allergen.
If you have a peanut allergy, don’t choose between these peanut varieties. If you’re looking for an alternative, check its own ingredients and allergen information.
Albert Heijn’s warning applies specifically to AH Pinda’s extra groot gezouten in a tub with a best-before date of 04-11-2026. On 20 May 2026, Albert Heijn reported that the product may contain metal particles.
Do not consume that specific pack. Compare the full product description and best-before date with Albert Heijn’s official warning; it doesn’t automatically apply to other AH peanuts.
The 60 g listed by Duyvis is the weight of the packet and doesn’t tell you how much you should eat.
Choose the pack size for convenience, and decide separately how much you want to eat.
The fact that a product comes in a tub doesn’t mean it can be resealed.
Check the closure and storage instructions if you want to keep any peanuts left after the get-together.
You may need a separate, suitable way to store any leftovers.
Duyvis lists salted peanuts in packs including a 60 g option, and also offers an unsalted variety.
Albert Heijn sells salted peanuts under its AH own-brand range.
Jumbo lists salted and unsalted peanuts in 250 g bags.
Lidl describes Alesto Cruspies as peanuts coated in a seasoned batter.
In the Netherlands, ALDI lists 250 g bags of salted TRADER JOE’S peanuts.
PLUS lists a 250 g bag of salted peanuts and a 275 g tub of unsalted Extra Large peanuts.
These Joybuy product picks focus on larger packs for portioning out yourself, including unsalted and seasoned varieties. They aren’t individual 60 g packets.
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The unsalted variety and 250 g pack are a good fit if you want to portion out the peanuts yourself.
The product description lists 99% peanuts and sunflower oil.
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The 225 g pack is a sharing pack to portion out yourself, not an individual packet to take with you.
The product description lists 7–8 servings per pack; this isn’t personal dietary advice. Salt is listed in the ingredients description.
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This seasoned variety is a good choice if you’re looking for peanuts with a bold flavour for your get-together.
The product description lists cayenne pepper and other spices. These aren’t plain, unseasoned peanuts.
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The 210 g pack is suitable for sharing; you’ll need to make your own portions if you want smaller amounts.
The product description lists 100% peanuts, with no added salt.
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The 250 g pack is designed for portioning out into smaller amounts yourself.
The ingredients description lists peanuts, salt and garlic; this is a seasoned variety.
No. Duyvis lists 60 g as the weight of the packet; that doesn’t determine how much you eat. Choose how much to eat separately from the packet size.
No. Unsalted peanuts still contain peanuts. If you’re looking for an alternative, check the ingredients and allergen information on the exact pack.
Bear in mind the warning on Jumbo’s product page: young children can choke on peanuts. So don’t assume whole peanuts are a suitable snack for children.
Follow the instructions on the exact pack. Jumbo advises storing its salted peanuts in a cool, dry place; this doesn’t tell you how many days they’ll keep after opening.
Albert Heijn’s warning concerns AH Pinda’s extra groot gezouten in a tub with a best-before date of 04-11-2026, because it may contain metal particles. Do not consume that specific pack and follow Albert Heijn’s instructions. The warning doesn’t automatically apply to other AH peanuts.
