to think that the Nutella people have an inflated sense of their own importance?

[cashewfrenzy]

On the site if the jar it says that it wants to celebrate by sharing "unique Nutella stories" ... Apparently there's a special moment behind each slide of bread with Nutella.

Am I missing something?

My special unique moments involve hiding in the kitchen, mumbling to the kids that they can watch more cartoons if they leave me alone for a minute, eating it off a spoon. Hardly treasured special moments

Nutella is banned in my house because of their use of Palm Oil - Stop buying Please!!! Rain Forests are being destroyed and animals driven to near extinction

i really dont think nutella belongs with bread i just eat it with a spoon

We were allowed it very rarely as children. My mother used to buy the little individual pots like you get Philadelphia in so that we could have it at Christmas. So it was special for us. We generally have a pot in the cupboard now but very rarely use it and I never give it to the children, they don't even really know it's there. I just stir a smudge into my porridge in secret.

Nutella spread on a digestive biscuit.

I bought cadburys chocolate spread as I was catering for kids and wanted a nut free buffet. It was rank. Nutella tastes much better!

No, scoop nutella on a spoon. Put spoon in whole into a cup of milky coffee. Let heat do its work, at the end of the coffee eat now softened spoon of nutella.

You are welcome.

Lidl Choco Nussa. 750g jar. £2. Nicer than Nutella and apparently no palm oil. AND spreads more easily.

Not what Nutella's marketing department wants to hear though...