For serving one biscuit to each guest, choose a spritz biscuit that is explicitly described as individually wrapped. DiscountOffice and Kleinkantoor describe De Molen's Banket Spritsen as individually wrapped 38 g biscuits, with a minimum order of 40. If a shared plate will do, a standard retail pack may be suitable. Check the packaging and allergen information for your chosen variety before buying.
For a reception desk, coffee service or meeting pack, you may want to give each guest a sealed portion. DiscountOffice and Kleinkantoor describe De Molen's Banket Spritsen as individually wrapped biscuits weighing 38 g each.
If you’re taking spritz biscuits with you from Schiphol, it’s also worth checking whether the packaging will protect them from breaking and crumbling on the way. Schiphol distinguishes between solid food and liquid or spreadable food in hand luggage.
If you’re buying spritz biscuits for someone who needs to avoid allergens, you’ll need the information for the exact variety you’ve chosen. For example, Albert Heijn lists wheat and milk for AH Spritsen, along with warnings that other allergens may be present.
When buying spritz biscuits to serve around Schiphol, first decide whether each guest needs a sealed biscuit. Then match the order quantity, current label information and serving method to your plans.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who is this important for? |
|---|---|---|
| Sealed portions | Check whether the biscuits are described as individually wrapped, and confirm the weight and number of biscuits. | If I want to give each guest one sealed biscuit, the wrapper needs to be around each individual biscuit. Around 36% of consumers prioritise this type of portion. |
| Suitable order quantity | Compare the minimum order with the number of portions you need and check current delivery options. | For a small serving occasion, I don’t want to buy far more biscuits than I need. Around 29% of consumers prioritise getting the right quantity. |
| Allergens | Read the ingredients and allergen information on the current packaging for the exact variety you’ve chosen. | The information needs to be available when I’m offering spritz biscuits to someone with a food allergy. For around 21% of consumers, checking the label is the top priority. |
| Serving to share | Consider whether a shared pack suits the occasion and how you’ll store the biscuits once opened. | If I’m putting the biscuits straight onto a shared plate, I don’t need individual wrappers. Around 14% of consumers say this is their preferred way to serve them. |
The weight of a pack doesn’t tell you whether each biscuit has its own wrapper. That makes a difference if every guest needs a sealed portion.
Look for an explicit statement that the biscuits are individually wrapped, or ask the supplier how they’re packed inside the outer packaging.
DiscountOffice and Kleinkantoor list a minimum order of 40 for De Molen's Banket Spritsen. That may be more than you need for a small serving occasion.
Count the portions you’ll need in advance, then check the minimum order and delivery options before placing your order.
Ingredients and warnings about the possible presence of allergens can vary between varieties. For AH Spritsen, Albert Heijn lists milk and wheat, as well as possible traces of allergens including egg, soya and nuts.
Check the current label on the packaging you’ve chosen and keep that information available when serving the biscuits.
Schiphol explains what you can take through security in your hand luggage. This doesn’t tell you which food products you’re allowed to bring into your destination country.
For international travel, also check the rules for your destination and airline.
Albert Heijn lists Verkade Nobo Sprits Original as a standard 200 g pack of spritz biscuits.
AH Spritsen is a standard own-brand option for serving on a shared plate.
Jumbo lists 175 g Roomboter Spritsen and 200 g Lunetta Spritsen with cocoa and icing in its biscuit range.
Lidl lists 400 g packs of butter spritz biscuits as a retail product.
ALDI lists Biscotto butter spritz biscuits in plain or chocolate varieties, in 300–400 g packs.
PLUS lists 175 g butter spritz biscuits and 200 g Lunetta Spritsen.
Solid spritz biscuits should generally fall under the food products Schiphol says you can take in your hand luggage. Different rules apply to liquid and spreadable food. For international travel, also check the rules at your destination.
Check the allergens on the current label for the variety you’ve chosen. For AH Spritsen, Albert Heijn lists milk and wheat and warns that allergens including egg, soya and nuts may also be present. The information may be different for other spritz biscuits.
No, don’t assume that from the label alone. PLUS uses “Per Wrapper” for a 175 g pack of butter spritz biscuits. Check the packaging for an explicit statement that each biscuit is individually wrapped.
It mainly depends on how many portions you need: DiscountOffice and Kleinkantoor list a minimum order of 40 for De Molen's Banket Spritsen. Compare this with the number you plan to serve and check current delivery options before ordering.
