For an Easter brunch, first choose an amount that suits the occasion, then decide whether you’d prefer plain biscuits, milk chocolate or Easter decorations. The spritz biscuits mentioned here come in packs of biscuits; don’t assume you’re buying a single individually wrapped bar. For a seasonal option, check that it’s available and read the label on the pack you choose for ingredient and allergen information.
If you only want a modest amount of spritz biscuits for your Easter brunch, compare the net weight and, where stated, the number of biscuits. Even a 150 g pack contains more than one biscuit, so check the label for storage instructions once opened.
A plain or butter spritz biscuit could be just what you’re looking for if you don’t want a chocolate coating or Easter decorations. If butter is important to you, check the ingredients for the specific variety.
A milk chocolate coating or decoration could help you decide, especially if the biscuits will be on display on your Easter table. Before buying a seasonal variety, check that the specific version is available.
For an Easter brunch, start by choosing an amount that suits you. Then compare the flavour and presentation, and finish by checking the label on the variety you’ve chosen.
| What to consider | What should you check? | Who is it for? |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity | Compare the net weight and the number of biscuits, if stated. | I don’t want to be left with lots of biscuits after my brunch. For around 25% of consumers, choosing a pack size that suits their needs would therefore come first. |
| Classic flavour | Check the ingredients if you specifically want a butter spritz biscuit. | If I’m looking for a plain biscuit to enjoy with coffee or tea, I don’t need a chocolate coating or decorations. For around 25% of consumers, that classic flavour would be the deciding factor. |
| Chocolate or decoration | Check the coating or decoration on the variety, and whether an Easter version is available. | If the biscuits are going on display on the Easter table, I might prefer chocolate or decorations. Around 25% of consumers would prioritise this kind of flavour or presentation. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the ingredients and allergen information on the pack of the exact variety. | If I need to avoid certain ingredients, I can’t rely on the product name. For around 25% of consumers, the information on the label would be the deciding factor. |
A 150 g or 175 g pack may contain more biscuits than you want for one occasion, even if you’re only buying one pack.
Compare the net weight and number of biscuits before choosing a flavour. If you need individually wrapped biscuits, check the pack for individual wrappers.
Plain, chocolate and Easter varieties may differ in their ingredients and allergens. The appearance or brand name won’t tell you exactly what’s in the variety you’re buying.
Read the label on the pack you’re actually buying. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says that allergens must be listed on the label.
PLUS reported that its Easter cream spritz biscuits weren’t available at the relevant store; Albert Heijn listed the AH Excellent Easter spritz biscuits as discontinued.
Check with your store or delivery location shortly before planning your Easter brunch. A standard plain or chocolate variety could be an alternative if flavour matters more to you than Easter decorations.
Verkade offers NoboSprits Original and NoboSprits Melk, giving you a choice between a classic spritz biscuit and a milk chocolate variety.
PLUS offers standard 175 g packs of spritz biscuits, as well as a separate Easter cream spritz biscuit.
ALDI lists Biscotto butter spritz biscuits in a plain version and a chocolate version.
The AH Excellent Easter spritz biscuits are an example of a decorated Easter variety: Albert Heijn lists four biscuits with yellow chocolate and sprinkles.
This product is a good option if you’re looking for milk chocolate spritz biscuits for your Easter brunch. The pack contains 150 g of biscuits; check the pack if you need a single individually wrapped biscuit.
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An option if you’d like spritz biscuits coated in milk chocolate for your Easter brunch. The pack contains 150 g; check the label for ingredients and allergens, and check the pack to see whether the biscuits are individually wrapped if that matters to you.
No, don’t assume that: the products mentioned are sold as packs of biscuits. If you’re looking for exactly one individually wrapped biscuit, check the net weight, number of biscuits and whether the pack contains individual wrappers.
Yes. Read the allergen information for the variety you’re buying, as ingredients can differ between versions. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says that allergens must be listed on the label.
No, the product name or decorations aren’t enough to tell you. Check the current ingredients, allergens and any statements on the packaging of the exact product.
Follow the storage instructions on your pack. The product information mentioned recommends storing the biscuits in a cool, dry place; for the AH Excellent Easter spritz biscuits, Albert Heijn also advised closing the pack securely after use.
Not without checking current availability. PLUS reported that its Easter cream spritz biscuits weren’t available at the relevant store, while Albert Heijn listed the AH Excellent Easter spritz biscuits as discontinued. So check with your store or delivery location shortly before buying.
