If you want to fill one serving plate with spritz biscuits for a work meeting without opening lots of packs, start with a 300–400 g pack. Smaller 150–200 g packs are a better choice if you want to offer different flavours or expect to use fewer biscuits. For every variety you choose, check the current packaging for ingredients, allergens and storage advice.
You want enough biscuits for a shared coffee break without opening lots of individual packs. A 300–400 g pack is a good starting point; how much you need also depends on the number of people attending and what other snacks you’re serving.
You want to know which ingredients matter to the group before serving. Check the exact variety for ingredients such as milk, wheat, egg and soya, and read any warnings about nuts or sesame.
You’re considering adding a chocolate or decorated variety alongside classic butter spritz biscuits. Compare the pack size and ingredients too: you may need several smaller packs for a larger group.
First decide how many biscuits you want to serve. Then choose varieties that suit the ingredients you need to consider for this group.
| What to consider | What to check when buying | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Amount to share | Compare the net weight and, if listed, the number of portions. Albert Heijn lists twenty 20 g portions for its 400 g round butter spritz biscuits; this doesn’t equate to a fixed number of people. | I want to fill one serving plate without opening lots of packs before the meeting. Around 42% of consumers prioritise having an amount that’s easy to share. |
| Allergens | Check the ingredients and allergen information on the current packaging for the exact variety you’ve chosen, including any warnings about traces. | If colleagues with different dietary requirements are joining us, I want to know which biscuits are suitable for them before serving. Allergen information is a priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Flavour and leftovers | Choose between one classic variety and several flavours, comparing the pack size and storage advice once opened. | I want to offer more than one flavour without opening more packs than necessary. This matters most to around 25% of consumers. |
The packs mentioned range in size from 150 g to 400 g. You may need several smaller packs to fill a serving plate.
Compare the net weight with what else you’re serving alongside the biscuits. Use the stated number of portions to help you plan, not as a guarantee that one pack will be enough for a particular number of colleagues.
Ingredients vary by variety. As well as milk and wheat, some may contain egg or soya; warnings about possible traces can vary too.
Check the label on every pack you’re serving. If you’re unsure about someone’s dietary requirements, ask them rather than relying on the product name.
The pack and variety available in shops and as part of special offers may differ from what you’ve seen before.
Just before buying, check which variety is available at your chosen shop and read the label when you receive it.
The spritz biscuit products mentioned should be stored in a cool, dry place, with the pack sealed tightly after opening.
Put out what you think you’ll use during the meeting, then seal the rest tightly again.
AH offers, among other things, 400 g packs of round butter spritz biscuits for anyone looking to fill a larger serving plate.
Nobo Sprits Naturel and a milk chocolate variety offer two different flavour options.
ALDI lists 175 g packs of Biscotto butter spritz biscuits, as well as plain and chocolate varieties in 300–400 g packs.
PLUS sells 175 g packs of butter spritz biscuits and 200 g packs of Lunetta spritz biscuits.
Lidl presents Sondey as a brand of biscuits and snacks.
It depends on the pack size, the number of people attending and what else you’re serving. Albert Heijn lists twenty 20 g portions for its 400 g round butter spritz biscuits. Use portion sizes like these to help you plan, not as a fixed number of colleagues per pack.
Read the label for the exact variety: the products mentioned include ingredients such as milk, wheat, egg and soya, while some packs warn of possible traces of nuts or sesame. Don’t rely on the allergen information for another flavour from the same brand.
Check the current packaging of the product you’re actually serving. Albert Heijn and PLUS state that product information can change, so always recheck the details on the variety you’ve chosen, especially the allergen information.
Store any leftover biscuits in a cool, dry place and seal them tightly after opening. Follow the storage advice on the packaging; for its round spritz biscuits, for example, Albert Heijn recommends keeping them in a sealed tin.
