Choose individually wrapped packs if colleagues want to take a sealed snack with them: Albert Heijn lists a 20 × 45 g multipack of Duyvis Provençale. A 125 g bag is listed as containing 4–5 servings, but it isn’t a multipack of individual bags; larger bags are better for sharing. Also check the ingredients, allergen information and storage instructions for the exact variant.
You want to be able to grab a sealed pack from the office snack box to enjoy at your desk or on the go. Albert Heijn lists a multipack of 20 × 45 g bags of Duyvis Provençale. That’s different from a sharing bag that simply lists several nutritional servings.
You’re looking for a bag to serve during a break with colleagues. Compare the net weight and follow the storage instructions on the pack once it’s opened; for Duyvis Provençale 125 g, Albert Heijn recommends an airtight, lightproof container.
You’re buying for people with specific dietary requirements or allergies and want to check the exact variant. Listed allergens vary by product, so base your choice on the current packaging, not just the flavour name.
First decide whether you need sealed individual packs or want to serve a snack for everyone to share. Then check the quantity, ingredients and storage advice.
| What to consider | What to look for | Who is this most relevant to? |
|---|---|---|
| Genuine individual packs | Check whether there are individual inner bags and how many grams each contains. Albert Heijn lists Duyvis Provençale as 20 × 45 g; the 125 g bag is listed as containing 4–5 servings. | If you want to grab a sealed pack and take it with you, the packaging format matters. Around 36% of consumers are said to prioritise convenience on the go when buying. |
| Quantity and storage | Check the net weight and the storage instructions for after opening. Jumbo recommends storing its Cocktail variant in a cool, dry, dark place. | For a shared break, you’ll want to match the quantity to how the snack will be served and stored. Around 22% of consumers are said to prioritise practical management of shared supplies. |
| Allergens and ingredients | Read the ingredients and allergen information for the exact variant, including any precautionary warnings on the packaging. | If you’re catering for allergies or other dietary requirements, the information for each variant is key. Around 21% of consumers are said to prioritise label suitability when buying. |
| Flavour choice | Compare the flavour description and ingredients; don’t rely on a flavour name alone to determine allergens or suitability. | If choosing the right flavour for a break-time snack is your priority, the product description can help you compare variants more easily. Around 21% of consumers are said to prioritise flavour when buying. |
Albert Heijn lists the 125 g bag of Duyvis Provençale as containing 4–5 servings. The multipack, on the other hand, contains 20 individual bags of 45 g.
Check the packaging format and the number of inner bags, not just the number of servings listed.
You’ll need to portion out a sharing bag yourself and store it according to the pack instructions once opened.
Duyvis Provençale lists peanuts and wheat; the PLUS Mild variant we looked at also lists milk and celery, among other ingredients. Information therefore varies by product.
Check the current ingredients and allergen information for the exact variant. Keep this information to hand if you decant a sharing bag into another container.
Voedingscentrum distinguishes between unsalted nuts and savoury coated peanuts; a smaller pack doesn’t change the product category.
Don’t use information about unsalted nuts to describe savoury coated peanuts. Check the packaging for product-specific details.
The packs we looked at range from individual bags to sharing bags.
The range includes examples of Duyvis packs and own-brand savoury coated peanuts.
The Cocktail variant we looked at is a 300 g bag for sharing.
Lidl lists savoury coated peanuts in its Dutch range.
The Dutch range page we looked at describes Trader Joe’s savoury coated peanuts.
The PLUS Mild variant we looked at is a 300 g bag for sharing.
These two Duyvis Tiger Nuts products are 275 g variants for sharing. The product descriptions identify them as seasoned peanut snacks; check the ingredients and allergen information on the exact pack.
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The product description presents this 275 g bag as a snack to share.
It lists BBQ paprika, peanuts and wheat as ingredients, and says it may contain traces of milk, nuts, soya and mustard.
The product description recommends storing it in a cool, dry place.
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The product description presents this 275 g bag as a snack to share.
It lists peanuts and wheat as ingredients, and says it may contain traces of milk, nuts, soya and mustard.
The product description recommends storing it in a cool, dry place.
No, the 125 g bag of Duyvis Provençale we looked at is a sharing bag. Albert Heijn lists an average serving of 30 g and 4–5 servings per pack; the separate multipack contains 20 bags of 45 g.
Follow the storage instructions on the packaging for the variant you buy. For the 125 g bag of Duyvis Provençale we looked at, Albert Heijn recommends storing it in an airtight, lightproof container after opening.
Check the ingredients and allergen information on the packaging for the exact variant. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergen information must appear on the label of prepacked products.
In the Netherlands, new rules for warnings about allergens that unintentionally enter food have applied since 1 January 2026. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority gives examples such as ‘May contain X’ and ‘Not suitable for people with an X allergy’. So check the current packaging and don’t rely solely on older online shop information.
Check whether the pack actually contains individual bags and how many grams each one weighs. A sharing bag that lists several nutritional servings doesn’t mean those servings are individually wrapped.
