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[mofi]

Originally Posted by Babaloo

hehe...it's not a US version...it's Nutella with a label in English

Acutally US nutella and European nutella do taste difference. The quality of the chocolate in most european countries is much better.

[MaripositaII]

Originally Posted by mofi

Acutally US nutella and European nutella do taste difference. The quality of the chocolate in most european countries is much better.

Thank you! Exactly what I was trying to "hint" at with reference to the mess Hersheys made of Cadbury chocolate.

[Sue]

But I don't think ANY Nutella is actually MADE in the US, is it?

[mofi]

Originally Posted by Sue

But I don't think ANY Nutella is actually MADE in the US, is it?

I'm not sure, but they don't taste the same. I had a jar from Norway which was 10 times better then the stuff I can buy here.

[mofi]

According to Nutella.ca, Nutella in Canada is made in Canada and has been made here for 30 years.

[mofi]

From the Nutella Canada Website.
Q: Where is NUTELLA® made?
A: NUTELLA® is made by Ferrero Canada Inc., which is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario and is a subsidiary of Ferrero International. Ferrero International is a world leader and innovator and one of the top 5 confectionery companies globally. Ferrero Canada's main production plant is located in Brantford, Ontario and supplies North America with NUTELLA®.

[Sue]

Yup. I guess they make it here, too. Huh. Well, I still like it.

I wonder where the stuff the you get in Mexico is made. You can find it in the stores.

[Rissask]

Originally Posted by Sue

Yup. I guess they make it here, too. Huh. Well, I still like it.

I wonder where the stuff the you get in Mexico is made. You can find it in the stores.

Probably the stuff you buy in Mexico is made in the US, by the looks of this page. Check out the ingredients, which vary slightly from country to country - that maybe explains the taste differences.

[Susie Q Roo]

Yeah, the US site says this:

Where is Nutella made?
Nutella is made by Ferrero U.S.A., Inc., which is headquartered in Somerset, New
Jersey. Other manufacturing plants that produce Nutella are also located worldwide.

Oh, and THIS PAGE will tell you where you can buy it at home, Mariposita.

And is it just me, or is this shirt a wee bit naughty? I think I want it.

[Sue]

Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

Yeah, the US site says this:



Oh, and THIS PAGE will tell you where you can buy it at home, Mariposita.

And is it just me, or is this shirt a wee bit naughty? I think I want it.

Ooooo. That IS naughty. Snicker.

[Susie Q Roo]

I was trying to find the nutritional information for it, and found THESE RECIPES for making your own homemade Nutella!

[MaripositaII]

Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

I was trying to find the nutritional information for it, and found THESE RECIPES for making your own homemade Nutella!

OMG! Not only do you show me the cutest, naughty T-shirt but recipes? Gracias. I wonder what kind of grinder would get the nuts to the point where the mixture is at least fairly smooth? No way will it be like the commercial form I guess, but close...and more Hazelnuts? An added bonus to home made! You're a gem

[Sue]

I checked my Nutella this morning and it says "made in Canada."

[mofi]

Originally Posted by Sue

I checked my Nutella this morning and it says "made in Canada."

Yah apparently the Canadian Plant supplies North America.