Choose Original or Plain if you want to serve spritz biscuits without a chocolate coating, or Milk if the milk chocolate layer is the reason you’re choosing that variety. Double Chocolate also contains chocolate pieces, but Albert Heijn lists this variety as discontinued. If you’d like to hand out biscuits individually or need to take allergies into account, check the inner packaging and the label on the pack you buy.
Which spritz biscuits are right for you?
For hosts who want to serve plain biscuits
You’re looking for spritz biscuits without a chocolate coating that you can offer guests from a pack. PLUS lists Verkade Sprits Naturel in a 150 g pack; check separately whether the biscuits are individually wrapped inside if that’s important for handing them out.
For guests who prefer chocolate
Choose between the milk chocolate coating on Nobo Sprits Milk and the chocolate pieces and milk chocolate coating on Double Chocolate. Check whether your preferred variety is available before planning your get-together around it.
For planners who need to check allergens
You want to know which ingredients and warnings are listed on the pack you’ve bought before serving the biscuits. Wheat and milk are relevant for the varieties described; for the chocolate varieties, check for soya too, and read any warnings about nuts and sesame.
What should you look for when choosing?
First decide whether you want to hand out loose biscuits or need individually wrapped ones. Then choose the flavour and check the label before serving to guests with a food allergy.
| What to consider |
What to check when buying |
Who is this important for? |
| Portions and handing them out |
Check the pack size and whether the biscuits are individually wrapped. The nine-portion information shown for the Original and Milk packs described doesn’t tell you how many individual wrappers are inside. |
I want to be able to hand each guest a biscuit, but a nutritional serving shouldn’t be mistaken for an individual wrapper. For around 40% of consumers, ease of handing them out is the top priority. |
| Flavour |
Original or Plain has no chocolate coating; Milk has a milk chocolate coating. Albert Heijn describes Double Chocolate as having a milk chocolate coating and chocolate pieces, but lists this variety as discontinued. |
If I want to serve a classic spritz biscuit or a chocolate one, that preference determines my choice. For around 30% of consumers, flavour is the most important factor. |
| Allergens |
Read the current label for each variety: look for wheat and milk, and for soya in the chocolate varieties. Also check for warnings about possible traces of nuts and sesame. |
If a guest has a food allergy, I want to check the pack I’ve bought before putting the biscuits out. For around 30% of consumers, checking allergens is the top priority. |
Common mistakes
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Mistaking a serving for an individually wrapped biscuit
A serving size shown on a 150 g pack doesn’t mean that each biscuit is individually wrapped. This matters if you want to give every guest their own wrapped biscuit.
Before buying, check the packaging or product photos for details of any inner wrappers.
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Assuming every spritz biscuit has the same allergens
Wheat and milk are relevant for the Original and Plain varieties described. Milk and Double Chocolate also contain soya; warnings about possible traces of nuts and sesame may be relevant too.
Read the label on the pack you’re actually serving for each flavour.
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Mistaking a product page for a guarantee of availability
Albert Heijn lists Verkade Nobo Sprits Double Chocolate as discontinued. So a variety being described doesn’t necessarily mean it’s an option for your get-together.
Check current availability before deciding which variety to serve.
A relevant brand to consider
Verkade
The Nobo Sprits range offers a choice of Original or Plain, Milk and Double Chocolate. Compare the specific variety, not just the brand name.
- Verkade provides ingredient and nutritional information for Original and Milk; retailer pages list 150 g packs.
- Ingredients and allergens vary by variety. Check the current label and availability; Albert Heijn lists Double Chocolate as discontinued.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I serve these spritz biscuits to someone with an allergy to wheat, milk, soya, nuts or sesame?
First check the label for the variety you’ve chosen, rather than relying on the flavour name alone. The Original and Plain varieties described list wheat and milk; soya is also relevant for Milk and Double Chocolate. Also read the warnings about possible traces of nuts and sesame on the pack you’ve bought. According to the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, allergen information for pre-packed products must be shown on the label.
How should I store an opened pack of spritz biscuits?
Store the Plain and Milk varieties described in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack after opening. Follow the storage instructions on the pack you buy.