Sugar, Modified Palm Oil, Hazelnuts, Cocoa, Skim Milk, Reduced Minerals Whey (from Milk)Soy Lecithin: an Emulsifier, Vanillin: an Artificial Flavor.
With skim milk & cocoa. The original creamy, chocolaty hazelnut spread. Spreadably delicious on: whole wheat,... (show more)
I still remember the first time I ever had nutella... It was at summer camp when I was about 12, and two German girls had brought care packages around. They explained this incredible food and then we carefully passed out crackers slathered in the spread.
Ever since then, nutella has been in my pantry. Whenever I'm down or have friends over without a dessert, nutella is there for me!
Did you know it was GLUTEN FREE? Yes, indeed and so yummy. It is a great way to change up your GF Waffles. I am going to post a link to an amazing GF Brownie recipe that I have used to make GF brownies that are TO DIE!
http://goingglutenfree.blogspot.com/2007/06/not-giadas-nutella-brownies.html
Nutella has a variety of uses and they're all deliciously bad for you. It's one of those products that also sells itself hence so many pastry and crepe shops using it in their concoctions. I've had incredible nutella milkshakes and mouthwatering nutella and bananna crepes. Fair warning, Nutella is a powerful, sticky, messy chocolate that will be both a curse and a blessing. It's got a nutty, decadent, and memorable taste -- and as Emma said it is a chocolate spread that goes great on everything. Yum!
Delicious-- fantastic for those of us with uncontrollable chocolate cravings. A great dip for pretzels and strawberries.
Absolutely delicious hazelnut/chocolate creamy goodness, but LOADED with sugar!
A healthier alternative would be to mix some dark cocoa powder (usually found in the baking section) and some Splenda in a bit of natural almond butter. Too thick? Try mixing in a little milk.
While not quite as decadent as the real deal, my NOTella still has that rich, nutty taste with less sugar, more protein, and all those wonderful "good fats" from the almond butter.