Small nutella fact

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bookhoarder · 9 years ago · FIRST

And I hate it either way.
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kibblesmydog · 9 years ago

GASP! HOW COULD YOU

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divergent_panda13 · 9 years ago

What about Canadian? Is it the American kind?

kassdestruction · 9 years ago

I think so...

typicalfrenchgirl · 9 years ago

Well Canada is in America not in Europe

kibblesmydog · 9 years ago

Canada is in America so naturally it is the American Nutella

divergent_panda13 · 9 years ago

Ok thanks. I assumed it meant the United States of America, not North America.

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deviledapple · 9 years ago

well now i feel robbed

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hithereguys · 9 years ago

i cant eat the American version... lol allergies suck

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kamatsu · 9 years ago

Now to figure out which one Australia gets...

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asianchocolate · 9 years ago

The Italian one is different as well

amazingchocolate · 9 years ago

Yes! Nutella has a slightly different taste (and consistency) in every country. I live in the Netherlands, but I prefer the Italian one, because it's more liquidish than the Dutch one. And it has more of a hazelnut taste.

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asianchocolate · 9 years ago

Yes, that's it! I love how it tastes.

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firewalkermarr · 9 years ago

Thank God I'm European

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guest · 9 years ago

Lol

guest · 9 years ago

What about sugar content? The American one has such strong sugary taste. And it sends my blood sugar into outer space.

kibblesmydog · 9 years ago

Nutrition Facts (per one gram)
Sugar: 9001 grams

potatoninja · 9 years ago

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potatoninja · 9 years ago

Fuck, now I want european nutella

rawr_ · 9 years ago

the Australian kind has tons more hazelnut than americans

f__kyeahhamburg · 6 years ago

Hooray for non-fair trade cacoa and palm oil

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