For lunchboxes and on the go
If you want to divide pretzels between several lunchboxes or take individual portions with you, look for separately wrapped packs. Lorenz Snacks' Saltletts Mini Brezel multipack contains three 40 g portions.
For lunchboxes, journeys or handing out individual portions to guests, a multipack with separate servings makes sense: Lorenz Snacks offers Saltletts Mini Brezel in a 3 × 40 g pack. For a sharing bowl, a single larger bag may be more practical. In either case, check the total quantity you need and, if necessary, the ingredients and nutritional information on the pack you buy.
If you want to divide pretzels between several lunchboxes or take individual portions with you, look for separately wrapped packs. Lorenz Snacks' Saltletts Mini Brezel multipack contains three 40 g portions.
If everyone will be helping themselves from one bowl, the total quantity matters more than a set number of individual portions. EDEKA24 and ALDI SÜD each sell pretzels in a 250 g bag. Plan how much you need for your group and follow the storage instructions after opening.
If you need to avoid certain ingredients or compare nutritional values, check the ingredients list, allergen and may-contain statements, and salt per 100 g on the specific pack. The Federal Centre for Nutrition identifies these labels as important information on packaged foods.
First decide whether you need separate portions or a sharing bowl. Then check the pack size and labelling.
| Criterion | What to check | Who it matters to |
|---|---|---|
| Separate portions | Check the number and weight of the individual packs, as well as how they are actually arranged inside. | If I’m packing several lunchboxes or handing out pretzels on the go, I want to plan the portions individually. This is the main priority for around 40% of shoppers. |
| Quantity for a sharing bowl | Compare the net weight with the size of your group and check the storage instructions for any leftovers. | For a group snack, I want to provide enough pretzels without handing out individual packets. This is the first priority for around 30% of shoppers. |
| Ingredients and nutritional values | Check the ingredients, highlighted allergens, may-contain statements and salt per 100 g on the pack you buy. | If I’m shopping for people who need to avoid certain ingredients, or want to compare salt levels, I need the details from the specific pack. This is the main criterion for around 30% of shoppers. |
Lorenz Snacks' multipack contains 3 × 40 g, giving a total of 120 g. The Gut & Günstig pretzel bags at EDEKA24 and SUNSNACKS bags at ALDI SÜD each contain 250 g. For a sharing bowl, this difference matters more than the number of individual packs.
Decide separately on the total quantity you want and the number of individual portions you need. You can combine both formats if you need pretzels for a bowl as well as lunchboxes.
Lorenz Snacks notes that Saltletts Mini Brezel may carry different labelling in shops. This means the pack you actually buy is the one to check, especially for allergens.
Before eating, check the ingredients list, highlighted allergens and any may-contain statements on that pack.
What’s available may vary by shop or retailer. If you need a particular format for lunchboxes or a sharing bowl, an out-of-stock item could affect how you plan quantities.
Check availability before you shop and, if necessary, have an alternative with a suitable pack size or portion format in mind.
Lorenz Snacks offers Saltletts Mini Brezel in a 3 × 40 g multipack, as well as in 40 g and 150 g bags. The multipack is worth considering if separate portions are important.
EDEKA24 sells Gut & Günstig pretzels in a 250 g bag. This format is an option if you’re planning a sharing bowl rather than separate portions.
ALDI SÜD lists SUNSNACKS pretzels with sea salt in a 250 g pack. As with the other option, you’re planning for a sharing bowl with one bag, not a set number of individual portions.
These bags are options for a sharing bowl or for taking with you. If you specifically need individually wrapped portions for lunchboxes, check how each product is packed inside before treating it as a multipack.
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For a snack platter or a break, if you’re planning around a 100 g bag. If you need separate portions for lunchboxes, check how it’s packed inside. Check the ingredients and allergens on the specific pack.
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For sharing, if you want to plan the quantity around a 200 g bag. If you need individual portions for lunchboxes, check how it’s packed inside. If you have allergies, check the pack labelling.
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For taking with you, if a 150 g bag suits your plans. For lunchboxes, check how it’s packed inside, and read the ingredients, any may-contain statements and the salt content on the specific pack.
Look for separate packs with a clearly stated number of portions and pack size. For example, Lorenz Snacks' Saltletts Mini Brezel is available in a 3 × 40 g pack. If you’re packing for people with allergies, also check the ingredients and any may-contain statements on the pack you buy.
First, compare the net weight and portion format with the number of people and the sharing bowl you have planned. The Federal Centre for Nutrition also identifies the ingredients list, highlighted allergens and nutritional information as important details on packaged foods. Check these on the specific product you choose.
Compare the salt figures using the same basis, usually per 100 g, and consider how much you’ll serve. The nutrition table on the pack you buy is the definitive source.