Who are these packs for?

Vegan snacks to take on the go

If you want to pack sealed bags in a lunchbox or take them with you, check the contents of each bag and the vegan information for that exact pack. Sligro lists the Duyvis Provençale box of 20 × 45 g as vegan.

Planning a vegan drinks gathering

For guests, you can choose small bags to hand out or larger bags to put on the table. The weight of each bag and the number of bags determine how much you open at once; PLUS lists the 300g Provençale bag as vegan.

Choosing your own portion size

A sharing bag is handy if you want to weigh out your own portions for a lunchbox or bowl, but you’ll need to portion it out and store it after opening. Check the vegan claim and storage advice for the specific flavour and pack.

What should you look for when choosing?

Individual snack bags

Choose these if: you want to take sealed bags with you or hand them out individually. Sligro lists the Duyvis Provençale box of 20 × 45 g as vegan.

Bear in mind: each bag contains a fixed 45 g, and the pack is made up of individual bags.

Case of sharing bags

Choose this if: you want to open a larger bag on several occasions. Foods & Goods lists a case containing 8 bags of 275 g.

Bear in mind: these are larger sharing bags, not small individual portions; check that the case contains the current vegan-listed variant.

One large sharing bag

Choose this if: you want to divide the quantity yourself or serve the nuts from a bowl. PLUS lists the specific 300 g Provençale bag as vegan.

Bear in mind: you’ll need to portion it yourself and store the opened pack according to the label; this isn’t a multipack.

What to consider What should you check? Who is this important for?
Vegan status by variant Check the vegan claim, ingredients, and the exact flavour and pack. I want to be sure that the specific flavour and pack I’m buying suit my vegan diet. Around 33% of consumers prioritise the vegan suitability of the exact variant.
Sealed bags to take with you Check both the number of bags and the contents of each one; 45 g is the pack size, not a general serving recommendation. If I want something to take with me or hand out without weighing it myself, individually sealed bags are practical. Around 27% of consumers give these grab-and-go portions top priority.
Sharing quantities Check the number of inner bags and the weight of each one; a large bag isn’t an individual portion. For guests or several drinks gatherings, I want enough to share without small snack bags. Around 27% of consumers prioritise sharing and having enough in stock.
Portioning and storage yourself Follow the storage advice on the specific pack; for Duyvis Provençale, a light-proof, airtight container is recommended after opening. If I want to choose my own portion size, I also need to think about storing what’s left. Around 13% of consumers give this flexibility and storage after opening top priority.

A vegan claim doesn’t automatically mean a product is suitable for someone with an allergy. The Duyvis Provençale portion multipack contains peanuts and wheat and may contain milk; check the ingredients and warnings separately.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming a familiar brand name means a product is vegan

    Suitability can vary by flavour and pack. The AH Borrelnoten cocktail 250 g product checked lists milk and whey powder, while PLUS lists the specific 300 g Provençale bag as vegan.

    Check the ingredients and vegan information for the exact pack, rather than relying on the brand name alone.

  • Confusing a case of large bags with individual portions

    The case listed by Foods & Goods contains eight bags of 275 g; that’s a different format from the 20 bags of 45 g Sligro lists for Duyvis Provençale.

    Check both the number of inner bags and the weight of each one, then choose based on whether you’re handing them out, portioning them yourself or serving them from a bowl.

  • Assuming vegan means allergen-free

    The vegan-listed Duyvis box contains peanuts and wheat and may contain milk. A vegan claim doesn’t replace allergen information.

    If you have an allergy, check the current ingredients and warnings separately from the vegan claim.

  • Automatically choosing a small bag for young children

    The product information for the Duyvis portion multipack warns that it poses a choking risk to small children; the small pack size doesn’t remove this risk.

    Don’t use bag size as a safety measure, and follow the warning on the pack.

Brands and retailers for reference

Duyvis

The Provençale portion multipack is a specific option for taking along or handing out individually.

  • Sligro lists the box of 20 × 45 g as vegan; PLUS lists the individual 275 g Duyvis Provençale bag as vegan.
  • These claims apply to the variants mentioned. If buying a case of 8 × 275 g, check that the current contents match the vegan-listed variant.

Albert Heijn

Albert Heijn sells the Duyvis portion multipack and also has its own party nuts.

  • Albert Heijn’s product page lists the Duyvis Provençale box with 20 bags of 45 g.
  • The AH Borrelnoten cocktail 250 g product checked contains milk and whey powder; this doesn’t automatically tell you about other AH flavours.

Jumbo

Jumbo lists various larger bags of party nuts, including a 500 g Provençale value pack.

  • A large bag may suit you if you want to portion it yourself or share it from a bowl.
  • The product range information doesn’t confirm that this variant is vegan or comes in individual bags.

PLUS

PLUS provides vegan information for specific Provençale variants from PLUS and Duyvis.

  • The 300 g PLUS Provençale bag and the individual 275 g Duyvis Provençale bag are listed as vegan.
  • The 300 g bag isn’t a multipack; a claim for an individual bag doesn’t automatically confirm what’s in every case.

Aldi

Aldi lists Trader Joe’s party nuts in flavours such as oriental, Provençale and cocktail, in 300 g bags.

  • The bag size and flavours mentioned may help if you’re looking for a larger bag.
  • The product information doesn’t confirm that they’re vegan or come in individual portions.

Lidl

Lidl’s page for Duyvis Borrelnootjes lists a 200 g pack.

  • The size may be worth considering if you’re looking for a standard bag to portion yourself.
  • The product information provided isn’t enough to establish which flavour or vegan recipe applies.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a vegan product still say that it may contain milk?

Yes. Sligro lists the Duyvis Provençale box as vegan and also says that the product may contain milk. This kind of warning is different from milk being an ingredient, but the vegan claim doesn’t mean the product is suitable for someone with a milk allergy.

Are twenty 45 g bags twenty recommended lunch portions?

No. The 45 g is the contents of each bag, not a general dietary recommendation. Choose a size based on how much you want to take with you or hand out.

Are small portion bags automatically suitable for young children?

No. The product information warns that they pose a choking risk to small children. A small bag doesn’t remove this risk.

How should I store an opened bag of party nuts?

Follow the storage advice on the specific pack. Duyvis Provençale should be stored in a cool, dry place, and an opened bag should be kept in a light-proof, airtight container; PLUS advises storing the 300 g Provençale bag in a cool, dry, dark place.

Are the AH Borrelnoten cocktail 250 g vegan?

The AH Borrelnoten cocktail 250 g product checked isn’t: its ingredients list includes milk and whey powder. Check other flavours and packs separately.