Thoughts on Nutella
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Its awesome! This thread is making me really want Nutella
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The small packets helped my portion control in the past.
http://www.amazon.com/Nutella-Individual-Single-Weight-ounces/dp/B000QCOALC
I never have it in my house anymore. Either because we just bought it and ate the whole jar in less than a day or because I know I will do that so I don't buy it.0 -
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You can buy it in bulk at Costco... and by "can" I mean I have done so... and by "have done so" I mean I do so... It's delicious demon magic0
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I bought a small jar to make chocolate whipped cream for my boyfriend's cake. There's still 1/4th of the jar left. I hadn't touched it since February. It's too sweet, just tastes like regular melted chocolate and I really don't understand why people like it so much.0
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Overpriced, slightly waxy tasting sugar bomb. I've had better chocolate.0
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This thing is so awfully tasty!! I don't know the evil mind who's actually behind Nutella but he owe all of us a big apology.
I could steal a kid's treat while passing in the streets if I'd smell Nutella. And they'd better not try to resist.0 -
Meh. Even my toddler won't eat it.
*ducks and backs out slowly*0 -
Lookingformyself wrote: »This thing is so awfully tasty!! I don't know the evil mind who's actually behind Nutella but he owe all of us a big apology.
I could steal a kid's treat while passing in the streets if I'd smell Nutella. And they'd better not try to resist.
He died long ago. Have you ever tried Ferrero Rocher chocolates. It's his recipe as well. They're to die for.
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I like it occasionally but it's too sickly to eat regularly. I can keep a jar in the cupboard for weeks.0
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My daughter is addicted to the stuff but I have always found it to be like Sunny D, junk food hyped as healthy. Give me natural nut butters any day.0
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They need to make bottles of that stuff that are about the size of 5 hour energy shots. So I don't go crazy and eat the entire jar.0
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Trader Joes makes a version of it with almonds that it pretty tasty.. but like everyone here I have no control so I keep it out of the house
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my niece and nephew have given each other bruises fighting over the nutella. personally, I don't get it. it's way too sweet for my liking. I prefer peanut butter (my all-time desert island food) or dark chocolate almond butter.0
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Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I don't care how good you think it tastes, if you want a healthy lifestyle you will eventually realize that refined sugar - and Nutella by deduction - is poison!
Keep polluting your bodies and craving that crap...
Just don't complain when you can't understand how 2000 calories a day keeps you overweight and diabetic...0 -
I adore it, so I don't buy it often. When my hubby does, I make him keep it on the shelf that I can't reach! I'm 5'3" and he's 6'6". Tim Hortons here just introduced a whole line of Nutella treats, and that has been rough... they have these delicious little pastries that taste like the donuts my grandmother used to make, filled with Nutella!!0
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chrishyde14 wrote: »Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I don't care how good you think it tastes, if you want a healthy lifestyle you will eventually realize that refined sugar - and Nutella by deduction - is poison!
Keep polluting your bodies and craving that crap...
Just don't complain when you can't understand how 2000 calories a day keeps you overweight and diabetic...
You couldn't be more wrong for your first post. Congratulations!
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Liquid candy....0
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annnnndddd......here we gochrishyde14 wrote: »Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I don't care how good you think it tastes, if you want a healthy lifestyle you will eventually realize that refined sugar - and Nutella by deduction - is poison!
Keep polluting your bodies and craving that crap...
Just don't complain when you can't understand how 2000 calories a day keeps you overweight and diabetic...
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Here is an interesting blog posting from an Australian nutritionist:
http://foodwatch.com.au/blog/additives-and-labels/item/nutella-the-full-correct-list-of-ingredients.html
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Here is an interesting blog posting from an Australian nutritionist:
http://foodwatch.com.au/blog/additives-and-labels/item/nutella-the-full-correct-list-of-ingredients.html
I wouldn't call that interesting. Not sue who would think of Nutella as a health food. It's a treat. Saturated fat isn't inherently bad so the nutritionist is just flat out wrong in that article.
Plus, I can get the nutrition facts right off of their website so I'm not sure what the hoopla is about it.
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chrishyde14 wrote: »Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I don't care how good you think it tastes, if you want a healthy lifestyle you will eventually realize that refined sugar - and Nutella by deduction - is poison!
Keep polluting your bodies and craving that crap...
Just don't complain when you can't understand how 2000 calories a day keeps you overweight and diabetic...
Strong first post.
Anyway. I don't like chocolate, and I don't like hazelnuts, sooo....Nutella doesn't do it for me. However, I have made Nutella salted caramel brownies for friends, and my understanding is that several pairs of underpants had to be changed after tasting them.0 -
chrishyde14 wrote: »Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I stopped you where you should have stopped yourself.
definitely agree on the "strong first post" front. 0 -
Heat a cup of almond milk in a pan and add one-two spoons of nutella. Tasty homemade hot chocolate.
I wish people wouldn't keep it in the fridge0 -
chrishyde14 wrote: »Main ingredient in Nutella = SUGAR
DISGUSTING!
I don't care how good you think it tastes, if you want a healthy lifestyle you will eventually realize that refined sugar - and Nutella by deduction - is poison!
Keep polluting your bodies and craving that crap...
Just don't complain when you can't understand how 2000 calories a day keeps you overweight and diabetic...
I stay around 1500 cals/day, have maintained for a year now and still enjoy Nutella. Wow judgemental much?0 -
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asflatasapancake wrote: »I've never had it. I may not try it just to spite the people who rave about it. Yeah, I'm that guy.
Cut off your nose to spite your face More for me!
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Here is an interesting blog posting from an Australian nutritionist:
http://foodwatch.com.au/blog/additives-and-labels/item/nutella-the-full-correct-list-of-ingredients.html
I wouldn't call that interesting. Not sue who would think of Nutella as a health food. It's a treat. Saturated fat isn't inherently bad so the nutritionist is just flat out wrong in that article.
Plus, I can get the nutrition facts right off of their website so I'm not sure what the hoopla is about it.
The ads empasize the healthy ingredients such as skim milk, hazelnuts and cocoa. To me that is marketing it as a healthy food to feed your children.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbmueS6sHPM
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I eat nutella straight out of the jar until its gone.0
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It is tasty. I don't buy it though because it is too much money/calories for me when there are lots of other things I prefer to use my money/calories on.
If you like it and can fit it in your goals then go for it.0
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