Customer Reviews

Nutella Hazelnut Spread (750 g)

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If you have never had Nutella, put it on your bucket list. It is sooo good. Especially on Crepes, but even on a piece of bread. The best thing and if you haven't tasted Nutella then you might as well say I haven't been to europe Paris; your life will always be missing something..Et oui C'est dommage pour vous!

Not the European Nutella that was specified..its from canada, in the same plastic jar Costco sells, for over twice the price. Ripoff!

Zomg - this stuff is unbelievably good.. never had it before. It came in a 750g small glass jar.. w/ Russian ( so it appeared ) writing on it. Did not appear to be the !@#$# version of it they sell here in the states.

I ate it Directly out of the Jar :).. why put something sooo good on bread/toast? :)

These big 750 g jars are a great deal when compared to the tiny little jars available in US grocery stores. Buying the two pack was totally worth it.

NUTELLA Hazlenut Spread is the second most scrumptious chocolate I have ever had. Might as well tell the truth -- Belgian Chocolates, (often made with hazelnuts, just as Nutella is made), -- are the very, very best chocolates I have ever found....and ever hope to find!

However, Belgian chocolates are also very, very, very, very (VERY!)expensive! Belgian chocolates taste SO good because they are made by hand, from the VERY FRESHEST INGREDIENTS POSSIBLE! Belgian chocolates usually come in a box. They do not come in a glass or plastic bottle. They are made into shapes....usually sea-shells or leaves.... Filled or solid, they are little easily-bitten-into, all-too-quickly-eaten, semi-hard morsels of yumminess! But, again, very, very, very, very, VERY expensive semi-hard morsels of yumminess!

Years ago, in NYC, there was an ad on TV for a company called "The Ritz Thrift Shop". First, one saw a rich,(blonde), woman taking her fur coat TO the Ritz Thrift Shop, (with accompanying lingering, luxurious, laid-back music). Then a younger, hipper, and presumably poorer young lady, (a brunette), comes into the shop, happily buys
the fur, and goes on her way by descending into the subway! A parallel can be drawn, using creative recipes with NUTELLA, to make
truly delicious confections and drinks! Putting NUTELLA, chocolate malt powder, some milk, (and perhaps some extra sweetening), in a blender can produce the most delicious and aristocratic-tasting drink! Substitute Nutella wherever possible, when the recipie calls for "chocolate", and you can't go wrong! A 7-layer-cake, (or torte), made with Nutella is out of this world! And the glass bottle keeps it staying the freshest possible!

Like it's namesake, (Cinderella), Nutella can do just about everything expensive Belgian chocolates can do.....and maybe more....for far less money! Yummy!!!!!