Nutella anywhere???

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Alex, it's widely available here in New England. If you can't find it and want/need a few jars,
please email me privately.

Stace (who would be happy with a jar and a spoon, at the moment)

You can find it here. I know for sure that Cardullo's in Harvard Square has it. I'm pretty sure that
Trader Joe's (various locations) carries it as well.

Christine

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Aleks Kalezic said:

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!!

Nutella is available in most grocery stores here in southern Ontario.

Aleks Kalezic said:

Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Is there a Wegman's in Bloomsburg? They ought to carry Nutella -- look with the peanut butter or
with the 'international' foods.

Peggy in snowy NE Pa.

Christine said:

You can find it here. I know for sure that Cardullo's in Harvard Square has it. I'm pretty sure
that Trader Joe's (various locations) carries it as well.

Christine

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every
night!!! someone please respond!!! Alex

Cost Plus and Costco carry it, too, as well as most health food stores and local supermarkets (in
the peanut butter aisle.)

gloria p

I too got addicted to Nutella when I lived in Germany. It's great with bananas. They now have it in
all the grocery stores here in Chicago (finally)!! Before it was widely available here I found it in
German specialty stores. There are alot of Germans in Pennsylvania so hopefully you can find such a
store. Good luck! Roberta
P.S. There is no substitute!

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Nutella is a pretty standard supermarket item - what's difficult to find is the Israeli chocolate
spread that I got hooked on while I was over there. It's cocoa and palm oil, that's it! I've seen it
exactly once in North America, just before Passover when a supermarket with a large Kosher section
must have just bought a case of random Israeli food to sell.

Aleks Kalezic said:

Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Is Nutella fattening? I've been loooking for a new bread spread and this sounds like it might be it.

I'm tired of Apple Butter, Peanut Butter and Butter (including all of butter's cheap imitations),
this Nutella might be it. But mind you, I'm a Californian and I must maintain my GQ image in order
to fit in with the Jonses.

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know where
I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

ive seen it at nearly every large grocery store i've been to here in metro detroit. next to the
peanut butter. yum.

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On 26 Jan 2004 19:02:48 -0800, [email hidden] (Aleks Kalezic)

Quoted message said:

Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know where
I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

Look again in your supermarkets--it's near the peanut butter.

Rebus Knebus said:

P.S. There is no substitute!

There is another brand of chocolate hazelnut spread called NOVI here in Italy that is SOOOO much
better. No added oils which is the one thing that I don't like about Nutella, the added veg oils
aftertaste is gross IMO. If you ever happen to see NOVI, try it!

Cristina
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Not Available wrote in message <[email hidden]>... Is Nutella
fattening? I've been loooking for a new bread spread and this sounds like it might be it.

I'm tired of Apple Butter, Peanut Butter and Butter (including all of butter's cheap imitations),
this Nutella might be it. But mind you, I'm a Californian and I must maintain my GQ image in order
to fit in with the Jonses.

nutella is (IIRC), hazelnut paste, cocoa, sugar, and oil. not exactly something you want to be
eating if you're looking for something non-fattening.

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Nutella is available in most grocery stores here in southern Ontario.

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The same in California. It's in every supermarket, in the peanut butter section.

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Quoted message said:

Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

As repeated by everyone here -- it is in all the grocery stores here in Virginia. Our eating habits
are not too much different than Pennsylvania.

An aside: I found at the Haag Hotel in Shartlesville, Pennsylvania, an applebutter that is
absolutely delicious (I don't recall the brand, but is unlike any other applebutter I have ever
bought in that it is thick and nothing is added.

I picked up a jar of Nutella to show my husband in BJ's (VA) a couple of weeks ago as he had never
heard of it, and I believe I saw that it was made with HYDROGENATED oil (a no-no for lots of
persons, specifically me).

I just saw on Food Network last night that it is one of the favorite kid treats, nutella on bread.

Here is a favorite spread of mine filled with oil, (but not hydrogenated) but delicious. You can buy
both items in a mid-eastern store: Mix Tahini and Carob Molasses together and spread on bread --
yum! They even make Date Molasses -- you could give that a try, too, with Tahini. Now, one grocer
said this to me regarding the tahini and carob molasses: Eat it with a Majhool date -- now that's
just a little too decadent for me!

Dee

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 22:02:06 -0800 (PST), [email hidden] (Not

Available) said:

Is Nutella fattening? I've been loooking for a new bread spread and this sounds like it
might be it.

Just happen to have a jar handy: Serving size - 2 Tblsp; calories - 200; fat calories - 90;
sugar - 21gm

*Not* diet food.

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Hi!

I came from Europe and I got addicted to Nutella (famous chocolate spread)! I used to eat it for
breakfast every day and now I can't find it here (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania). Does anyone know
where I can find it or what the best substitute for it is, because I dream about it every night!!!
someone please respond!!! Alex

We've eaten Nutella in our family for as long as I can remember. I didn't even know it was a
european thing until I went there. Just check the peanut butter aisle in your supermarket. My mom
used to make Nutella and Fluff sandwiches for us on snow days.

M.

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Is Nutella fattening? I've been loooking for a new bread spread and this sounds like it
might be it.

I'm tired of Apple Butter, Peanut Butter and Butter (including all of butter's cheap imitations),
this Nutella might be it. But mind you, I'm a Californian and I must maintain my GQ image in order
to fit in with the Jonses.

ROFL. As a fellow Californian, I sympathize. Nutella has 200 calories per 2 Tbsp serving. Same
serving has 11 g fat (less than butter), 2 g saturated fat, only 15 mg sodium (not bad), and 23 g
carbs. It's made from hazelnuts, with cocoa added in for the chocolate. It's very smooth, moreso
than creamy peanut butter, and rich. A little goes a long way!

kimberly

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We've eaten Nutella in our family for as long as I can remember. I didn't even know it was a
european thing until I went there. Just check the peanut butter aisle in your supermarket. My mom
used to make Nutella and Fluff sandwiches for us on snow days.

Have you tried Nutella & Fluff on graham crackers? Yum!

--Charlene

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il Tue, 27 Jan 2004 10:26:13 -0800, "Nexis" ha scritto:

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ROFL. As a fellow Californian, I sympathize. Nutella has 200 calories per 2 Tbsp serving. Same
serving has 11 g fat (less than butter), 2 g saturated fat, only 15 mg sodium (not bad), and 23 g
carbs. It's made from hazelnuts, with cocoa added in for the chocolate. It's very smooth, moreso
than creamy peanut butter, and rich. A little goes a long way!

Yes, If you're lucky a jar may last 2 days ... ;-)

I love it on bananas or apples, although it's a bit rich consumed on its own. And it tastes heaps
better than peanut butter. imho

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