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Whether you’re looking to bake a loaf of delicious Nutella ® banana bread or serve up some tasty Nutella ®-infused pancakes around the breakfast table, we have plenty of easy, homemade Nutella ® recipes to help you celebrate special moments with your family and loved ones. Check out the “Get Inspired” section of our website for our full list of our favourite Nutella ® recipes.

With its creamy texture and rich, hazelnut taste, Nutella® is the perfect topping to any breakfast food. Spread some Nutella® on your toast, crepes, pancakes, waffles and more to start your morning with a smile! Or, try some Nutella® with breadsticks or pretzels for a tasty on-the-go snack.

Nutella®’s iconic recipe remains the same, all over the world. At Ferrero, we make Nutella® by combining the freshest, most high-quality ingredients possible in order to bring you an exceptional taste experience. We make Nutella® using just seven ingredients: Sugar, palm oil, hazelnuts (13%), skim milk powder (8.7%), fat-reduced cocoa (7.4%), emulsifier, lecithin (soya), artificial vanillin. Together, these ingredients deliver Nutella®’s signature creaminess and rich, hazelnut flavor. Check out the “Quality and Ingredients” section on our website to learn more. A full listing of Nutella®’s ingredients and nutrition facts can also be found on our Nutella® jar labels.

There are no peanuts or peanut ingredients, in Nutella® spread or Nutella® to Go products.

Nutella® spread is gluten free whereas our Nutella® to Go contains breadsticks or pretzels and is not gluten free.

Higher temperatures may cause the product to separate. If you stir well, the product should reconstitute.

Texture of Nutella® changes when refrigerated or kept in a colder environment below 65 degrees. We recommend you keep your product at ambient temperature (65-75 degrees) for the next 24 hours and it will soften.

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