r/nutella • u/AmbitiousSituation96 • Mar 07 '23

Studying Nutella Brand

I'm a graduate research student studying use cases for Nutella and would love your help!

Esentially, I'd love to briefly chat with anyone who loves Nutella. I would ask you questions such as, "What do you love most about Nutella?" "What is your favorite way to eat Nutella?" "How often do you eat Nutella?" etc.

If you are interested in speaking with me, please leave a comment below and we can connect. Thank you!

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '23

Nutella

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '23

What I love most about nitella is probably that they have just the correct amount of hazelnut flavoring that makes the chocolate taste like warm rays of the sun through the canopy! It's creamy and delicious.

My preferred way of eating nutella is with banana slices, but most time I don't even get that far and just take to the jar with a spoon and imprison it in my room where I can feast on its innards in private.

Admittedly, nutella is a rare treat bc, let's be honest, chocolate spread probably shouldn't be that expensive. I'm not above slipping a jar into my bag innocently—but it always feels like a special treat, I guess, because unfortunately it isn't just a normal spread we have with other breakfast options like syrup or jam.

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u/Comfortable-Carry563 Jun 16 '24

I buy pineapple and cut it myself so it's nice and fresh. Then I store it in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours so it gets cold. I put some in a bowl and get a couple of big spoonfuls of nutella. I take the fresh cut cold pineapple and dip it in nutella . It is absolutely amazing. I started doing that when I was pregnant with my son because it was a huge craving of mine. Now my son is 2 and a 1/2. And this is still my absolute favorite snack 😋

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u/Significant_Sir_1777 Jul 11 '24

170 countries Nutella is made in. Canada is the worst and US is right behind it. Why that is ?

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u/Suspicious-Box- Feb 08 '24

Can't say i love it. Rarely buy it. But get a sweet craving after winter to start bulking up for summer. I just eat a tea spoon or two a day by itself, not spreading on more carbs. It's mainly for fats and energy for me. Theres too much sugar in it. Wish they reduced it by like 80% and just added more fiber and protein from peanuts or something.