People in charge of offering smaller biscuits
For a shared biscuit tin, look for spritz biscuits labelled mini, so colleagues can choose a smaller biscuit too. Check that your chosen product is available before buying.
Choose a product explicitly labelled mini if you want to offer smaller biscuits, but check availability before relying on it: Jumbo no longer listed its 125 g Sprits Staafjes Mini in its online range. Regular spritz biscuits are an alternative for keeping the office biscuit tin stocked; if you choose them, compare the pack size, storage instructions and allergens for the specific product.
For a shared biscuit tin, look for spritz biscuits labelled mini, so colleagues can choose a smaller biscuit too. Check that your chosen product is available before buying.
You want to be able to buy a suitable quantity and store the rest according to the instructions on the pack after refilling the tin.
Before adding spritz biscuits to a shared tin, check the label for ingredients, allergens and any warnings that the product may contain other allergens.
First decide whether smaller biscuits or an easy-to-replenish supply is your priority. Then check whether the ingredients in each remaining option meet your office guidelines.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Smaller biscuits | Check whether the product is explicitly labelled mini, how many biscuits it contains and whether it is available. | If I want to offer smaller biscuits, the name spritz alone doesn’t tell me enough about the size. For around 42% of consumers, smaller biscuits are the priority. |
| Stock and storage | Compare the net weight and storage instructions, and make sure the biscuit tin closes properly. | I want to be able to refill the tin without leaving a large quantity of biscuits open for a long time. For around 25% of consumers, having a convenient supply is the top priority. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the current label, including any ‘may contain’ warnings, before sharing the biscuits. | If colleagues have allergen guidelines, I want to know exactly what the spritz biscuits I’ve chosen contain. Around 33% of consumers prioritise this check. |
A regular pack of spritz biscuits doesn’t guarantee a mini size. Jumbo does explicitly label its 125 g Sprits Staafjes Mini as mini.
Check the full product name and size on the pack before choosing it for smaller biscuits.
Jumbo no longer listed the 125 g Mini in its online range. A listing for a temporary offer on another spritz product doesn’t confirm that it’s currently in stock either.
Check your chosen shop or delivery option shortly before buying, and decide whether regular spritz biscuits would be a suitable alternative.
Ingredients and allergens vary by product. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority notes that allergens must be listed on the label.
Whenever you open a new pack, check the ingredients list, allergen information and nutritional information again.
Your chosen spritz biscuits may need to be stored in a cool, dry place, with the opened pack sealed properly.
Refill the tin in smaller amounts and store the rest according to the instructions on the pack.
Jumbo lists Sprits Staafjes Mini 125 g and also sells regular butter spritz biscuits.
Albert Heijn lists AH Spritsen and Verkade Nobo Sprits Naturel as separate products.
Verkade lists Nobo Sprits in plain and milk chocolate varieties.
PLUS lists products including Spritsen Per Wikkel 175 g and Lunetta spritsen Per Wikkel 200 g.
ALDI lists Biscotto Roomboterspritsen in a 175 g pack containing 12 biscuits.
Lidl lists 400 g butter spritz biscuits as a shop product.
No, the smaller size doesn’t determine how many biscuits someone ends up taking. Check the number of biscuits and portion information on the pack if you want to offer a smaller serving.
Check the allergens for the specific pack, not just the product category. Jumbo Sprits Staafjes Mini 125 g lists wheat and milk and may contain almonds; PLUS Spritsen Per Wikkel 175 g also lists egg and possible traces of other cereals and nuts.
Follow the storage instructions for your chosen product and seal the remaining pack properly after refilling the tin. It’s better to put a small amount in a tightly sealed tin than to leave the whole supply open for a long time.
Use online product information to help you make an initial selection, but check the label on the current pack before sharing. Ingredients and allergen information can change between products or recipes.