Anyone likes this yummy chocolate spread?? I used to eat it when I was a kid and now I eat it straight from the jar; It's so yummy

It's good.

The first time I tried it was when I went on vacation to Italy this summer. It's really good.

Yes. It's yummy.

It looks weird and its got hazelnut in it.. yet I feel the need to try it.

I like it

I had never even heard of it until my freshman year in French but I love the stuff.

Its alright
My niece and Nephew however LOVE it

i never heard of it. I guess I'm the only one so far.:confused:

Originally posted by TheHappyBurgerMeister
i never heard of it. I guess I'm the only one so far.:confused:
me either??

It's a German (I think) product, so it's available all over Europe. I haven't seen it anywhere in the states, however.

It looks and would taste really good and creamy!!

Originally posted by Czas na Zywiec
It's a German (I think) product, so it's available all over Europe. I haven't seen it anywhere in the states, however.

Yeah I was first introduced to it when I was in Germany. They do have it here but it's kind of hard to find.

I like it.

Originally posted by Czas na Zywiec
It's a German (I think) product, so it's available all over Europe. I haven't seen it anywhere in the states, however.

You can find it at specialty food stores :)

http://www.tareasya.com/images/kinder/nutella.jpg

Originally posted by TheHappyBurgerMeister
i never heard of it. I guess I'm the only one so far.:confused:

No, you're not. I haven't, either. :lol:

For the ones trying to find it it's on the aisle where the jam and jellies are. They don't sell it at specialty stores only; I buy it at Walmart :)

Originally posted by I'maDESIlover
For the ones trying to find it it's on the aisle where the jam and jellies are. They don't sell it at specialty stores only; I buy it at Walmart :)

yea, they sell it everywhere. it is in the grocery stores here.

Originally posted by I'maDESIlover
For the ones trying to find it it's on the aisle where the jam and jellies are. They don't sell it at specialty stores only; I buy it at Walmart :)

It depends where you live - sometimes they have it at regular supermarkets, but sometimes you have to look :)

Originally posted by Czas na Zywiec
It's a German (I think) product, so it's available all over Europe. I haven't seen it anywhere in the states, however. Its in the peanut butter aisle.

Here's a link to a Nutella locator near you:lol:
http://www.nutellausa.com/locatornet.htm

Originally posted by I'maDESIlover
Here's a link to a Nutella locator near you:lol:
http://www.nutellausa.com/locatornet.htm


IT IS SOLD AT ALBERTONS HERE THANK YOU

Hey desilover, you can make your own too. I saw the guy on Good Easts make cashew butter the other day! :)

Originally posted by Lodee
Hey desilover, you can make your own too. I saw the guy on Good Easts make cashew butter the other day! :)

Really? I love Alton Brown! but I wouldn't try to make it at home. Is more the time I'll waste trying than just taking the car and riding to the store 5 minutes away:lol:

yeah, me too. I love cooking shows but I hate to cook!:rolleyes:

Originally posted by Lodee
yeah, me too. I love cooking shows but I hate to cook!:rolleyes:

That's my girlfriend. :D There's nothing better than "heat and serve':cool:

Except maybe No Heating Required! :lol: :lol:

OMG Nutella is the greatest thing ever. I bought some around the holidays, but I was too scared to try it. I finally opened it a week ago and :drool: tastes JUST like a Ferrero Rocher which is my faaaaaaaavorite chocolate candy.

I've seen it here for years (since childhood) but have never been able to bring myself to even try it. I like hazelnut and chocolate, but can't picture spreading it on BREAD! BLAH! It was huge with my Italian friends. You can get it in any grocery store here - next to the peanut and jams.

It's a German (I think) product, so it's available all over Europe. I haven't seen it anywhere in the states, however.


I've always thought it was Italian, but when I go to their different websites, nothing confirms it for sure - just that its really popular all over Europe!

I've seen it here for years (since childhood) but have never been able to bring myself to even try it. I like hazelnut and chocolate, but can't picture spreading it on BREAD! BLAH! It was huge with my Italian friends. You can get it in any grocery store here - next to the peanut and jams.
don't try it--yo'ull quickly get addicted. I can't keep it in the house or i've weigh a ton!!!!!!

I use to eat it on crackers, like a Ritz... or on cookies!

don't try it--yo'ull quickly get addicted. I can't keep it in the house or i've weigh a ton!!!!!!

I use to eat it on crackers, like a Ritz... or on cookies!


I've got a sample packet in my pantry right now!! Its funny though I used to like Ferrero Roche (or however you spell it), but have gone off it lately.

I've always thought it was Italian, but when I go to their different websites, nothing confirms it for sure - just that its really popular all over Europe!
Yeah, Nutella is Italian. It's made by the same company that makes the Ferrero Rocher candies. It's hugely popular in Europe - according to their site, Nutella outsells all brands of peanut butter combined worldwide.

I was absolutely obsessed with Nutella when I was living in Germany. I still ate it frequently until a few years ago, although this topic makes me want to go eat a nutella sandwich right now. :o

I love it! SO GOOD. :drool:

I love it! SO GOOD. :drool:

Ditto! :D Me and my friend Maggie were feeling inventive one day, so we made peanut butter and nutella cookies. :drool: So bad for you..yet SO GOOD!

LOL! This reminds me of my leadership class! I think everyone there has eaten Nutella at least once. Sometimes, some people would just bring whole jars of it with crackers and eat that for lunch! :lol:

I've always thought it was Italian, but when I go to their different websites, nothing confirms it for sure - just that its really popular all over Europe!

Heh, I assumed it was German because most chocolate/candies in Poland come from there. I never bothered to check where it was made on the label, though. I've still never seen it sold here. Not in Colorado, at least.

Heh, I assumed it was German because most chocolate/candies in Poland come from there. I never bothered to check where it was made on the label, though. I've still never seen it sold here. Not in Colorado, at least.


I'll send ya down some! You can get it EVERYWHERE here! I think I've even seen it at CostCo in huge jars! :lol:

Heh, I assumed it was German because most chocolate/candies in Poland come from there. I never bothered to check where it was made on the label, though. I've still never seen it sold here. Not in Colorado, at least.
Ditto. Not in my neck of the woods, anyway. They'd probably have some in Fargo and definitely in Minneapolis.

And I don't even like hazelnut so I really don't think I'd like Nutella anyway.

i never heard of it.

Same here

I'll send ya down some! You can get it EVERYWHERE here! I think I've even seen it at CostCo in huge jars! :lol:

I think I'll pass. The stuff is okay, but too much chocolate at once is just :barf:

I think I'll pass. The stuff is okay, but too much chocolate at once is just :barf:


I know! And I find the chocolates too sweet anymore. I'll stick to my peanut butter or Cheez-Whiz thanks! :lol:

I thought at first you were talking about Gnutella, but misspelled it. I've never seen Nutella but it sounds good!

Oh my god, I love Nutella....spread on some Wonder Bread with peanut butter :drool: :liplick:

Oh my god, I love Nutella....spread on some Wonder Bread with peanut butter :drool: :liplick:
god now i'm hungry :drool: