nutella

Like I said, though, I tend to slather it on (mainly because Nutella is so damn good )—so I'm really getting 1.5-2 servings of Nutella per slice.

The 100 meter Nutella breast-stroke is going to be the next Olympic event you know!

How do you differentiate a good housekeeper from someone who's going to steal my nutella?

Toast with Nutella only on sundays, but my mothers jam was so much better...

My guilty snack - peanut butter and nutella sandwiched between two tortillas.

When I was a kid some of my friends' moms bought cheaper Nutella alternatives (e.g.

However conversely, Nutella is actually cheaper in the U.

I don't go off on rants as to why Nutella is far superior, or why peanut butter is just peanuts for the toothless etc.

Interestingly, Nutella doesn't do well in warmer temperatures.

I don't know about you, but I put it on thick—maybe a serving-and-a-half per slice, which according to the Nutella website is 570 calories.

Cause I see kebab and nutella crepes stands at every corner.

Okay wow I had no idea that Nutella was that high.

I love the fact that (in the UK at least) Nutella is marketed as a "hazelnut spread", presumably so that parents can give it to their kids without all that pesky guilt that surrounds giving your children chocolate.

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Now I have 4 of those for every day + 2 snacks of whatever I want (this was my "cheat" meal, so fruits or some sort of yogurt, or some celery to be dipped in nutella, etc, something to keep me sane).

You understand, as the author points out, what your body does and does not need, and that many of your feelings of "hunger" (for food, or more figuratively anything) are triggered by your officemate talking about nutella, or hearing some bad news that makes you anxious, or any number of things that you can control if you become aware of them.

I mean, that's a bit less than two slices of toast with Nutella.

Nutella is awesome--it tastes great, is shelf-stable, long-lasting and packs in very good calorie density.

I assume by calories you mean kilocalories in which case you are probably looking around 1000 KJ (kilojoules) for two slices of toast with Nutella.