Who are these sizes for?

People hosting a crêpe night

When you’re serving several guests, the total weight and the number of pieces tell you different things. Auchan, for example, offers a 30-piece Vendôme assortment weighing 375 g, as well as a 1 kg Jacquot assortment.

Parents preparing lunchboxes

Individually portioned sweets can be easier to divide between several bags than a box designed for sharing at the table. Check the packaging and allergens for the product you choose.

People comparing labels

Sugars per 100 g, ingredients and allergens can help you assess each recipe. The DGCCRF states that Nutri-Score is voluntary in France, while a nutrition declaration is required for prepacked foods, subject to certain exemptions.

What should you look for before buying?

First decide whether you’ll mainly serve the fruit jellies at the table or divide them between lunchboxes. Then check the label for the recipe you’ve chosen.

What to consider What to check Who is it for?
Quantity and serving Net weight and number of pieces, where stated. If you’re serving fruit jellies to several guests, you’ll want enough to go round without having to count out portions at the last minute. Around 45% of consumers would prioritise quantity and serving.
Portions to take away Number of units and whether they’re individually wrapped. If you’re filling several lunchboxes, you’ll want portions that are easy to separate rather than one box to share. Around 33% of consumers would prioritise this.
Label and allergens Sugars per 100 g, ingredients and allergens for the exact product. Before offering sweets to other people, you’ll want to be able to check the ingredients and identify any allergens. This would be the top priority for around 22% of consumers.

Things to bear in mind

  • Ruling out a box because it doesn’t display Nutri-Score

    According to the DGCCRF, displaying Nutri-Score is voluntary in France. However, prepacked food must still include a nutrition declaration when one is required.

    Compare the nutrition information per 100 g and the ingredients list. Use Nutri-Score as an extra source of information if it appears on the packaging.

  • Confusing a pack for taking away with a sharing box

    The Andros Sport x6 pack weighs 180 g, compared with 375 g for Auchan’s 30-piece Vendôme box. Six units won’t meet the same serving needs as a large assortment.

    Estimate how many guests you’ll have before choosing the weight or number of pieces. Save smaller packs for portions on the go or as an extra treat for the table.

  • Assuming fruit sweets are suitable for everyone

    Fruit jelly product listings checked at E.Leclerc and Monoprix mention gluten or traces of gluten and nuts, depending on the product.

    Ask your guests about their dietary requirements and check the allergens on the packaging of the product you’ll be serving.

  • Relying on a limited-time offer to plan your evening

    ALDI France’s 1 kg assortment offer ran from 29 September to 5 October 2026, while stocks lasted. A product appearing in a catalogue doesn’t guarantee it’ll be available through your chosen online grocery service, either.

    Confirm the offer and availability at the store or collection point where you plan to shop.

Retailers and brands to compare

Auchan

Two sizes to consider depending on the number of guests: Vendôme, 30 pieces weighing 375 g, and Jacquot, 1 kg.

  • The number of pieces in the Vendôme pack makes it easier to plan how you’ll serve them.
  • The 1 kg size is best suited to when you need a larger quantity. Check the storage instructions after opening.

E.Leclerc

The Nos Régions ont du Talent range includes a 300 g assortment and 180 g Provençal fruit jellies.

  • The 180 g product is sold in individual sachets.
  • Its product listing warns of traces of gluten and nuts. Check the label on the product you buy.

Carrefour

Its fruit jelly range lets you compare different weights and recipes before choosing a size.

  • The range checked included products weighing 180 g, 190 g, 300 g and 990 g.
  • A product listed in the catalogue may show as unavailable for collection. Check your chosen collection point.

Aldi

ALDI France featured a 1 kg Seasons Best assortment as part of a limited-time offer.

  • This size could suit a table where you’re expecting plenty of guests.
  • The offer ran from 29 September to 5 October 2026, while stocks lasted.

Monoprix

The products checked were mostly smaller packs: Andros Sport x6 and Gayelord Hauser, with five individually wrapped bars.

  • The five Gayelord Hauser bars are described as individually wrapped.
  • Gluten information varies by product. Check the packaging before serving.

A Joybuy option for portions on the go

This fruit jelly pack could be a handy way to split six units between lunchboxes or add a few extra sweets to your evening spread. Its total weight is not the same as that of a large sharing box.

Andros Sport fruit jelly pack x6, 180 g

Andros Sport, fruit jellies x6, 180 g

This pack of six fruit jellies could work well if you want to share out portions to take away rather than put a large box on the table. It weighs 180 g in total. Check the packaging for details of how each unit is wrapped and for the product’s allergens.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Nutri-Score required on fruit jellies in France?

No. The DGCCRF states that Nutri-Score is voluntary in France. A nutrition declaration is required for prepacked food, subject to the exemptions set out in the regulations.

What should you check on the label before serving fruit jellies?

Check the net quantity, ingredients, allergens and nutrition information for the product you’ve chosen. To compare boxes of different sizes, look at the sugars per 100 g rather than just the quantity in the pack.

How should you store a large box after your evening?

Follow the storage instructions on the packaging, particularly once it’s been opened. The product listings for the Vendôme and Jacquot assortments at Auchan recommend storing them away from heat and moisture.

Are individually wrapped portions always suitable for people avoiding gluten?

No. The Andros Sport and Gayelord Hauser product listings checked at Monoprix mention gluten or cereals containing gluten. A Provençal product listed at E.Leclerc warns that it may contain traces of gluten. Check the packaging for the product you’re buying.