Iso Nutella

[norgeskog]

Someone gave me a jar of this stuff and I do not know what to do with it. Anyone have any recipe ideas? I googled it but when they said it was for savory dishes it did not make sense. I would appreciate any suggestions.

 

[Ishbel]

Someone gave me a jar of this stuff and I do not know what to do with it. Anyone have any recipe ideas? I googled it but when they said it was for savory dishes it did not make sense. I would appreciate any suggestions.

In the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Germanic countries, Nutella is usually spread on croissants or rolls or toast and eaten as a breakfast item.

I've also seen people stir it into hot milk in a bowl and then dip sweet French-style brioche, or raisin rolls into it!

I've never heard of it being used as an ingredient in savoury dishes, though.

 

[middie]

just like ishbel said... most people eat it on toast, bagels, croissants. i never seen any recipes using it though.

 

[luvs]

when i ate chocolate i put it on toast.
it's good with graham crackers and pretzels, too.

bet it'd be yummy warmed up and poured over ice cream!

 

[middie]

another thought. because it's a chocolate/hazelnut spread maybe stir it in some coffee?

 

[abjcooking]

Gida on everyday italian has a recipe where she puts it on grilled pineapple. She uses nutella on some of her other dessert dishes.

 

[Raine]

Try this.
Nutella

 

[Raine]

Another

Nutella recipes

 

[norgeskog]

Thanks all you wonderful hinters. I have found a use. My first choice is heated over icecream, will try when I get the ice cream. I also will look at the other recipes and will try on toast. Thanks again.

 

[kyles]

If you make bread, you can make a soft white dough, roll it into a flat square shape, spread with nuttela, sprinkle chopped hazlenuts and grated chocolate on it, roll it up and slice into rounds, let it have its second rising, then pop it in the often, delicious chocolate scrolls.

A simpler idea is to melt it in the microwave for a couple of seconds, then serve with fruit as a no mess easy chocolate fondue, especially good with strawberries. Nuttella is surprisingly quite healthy, lower in fat than peanut butter, and it's delicious!! I adore it and always keep a jar in the cupboard.

 

[norgeskog]

If you make bread, you can make a soft white dough, roll it into a flat square shape, spread with nuttela, sprinkle chopped hazlenuts and grated chocolate on it, roll it up and slice into rounds, let it have its second rising, then pop it in the often, delicious chocolate scrolls.

A simpler idea is to melt it in the microwave for a couple of seconds, then serve with fruit as a no mess easy chocolate fondue, especially good with strawberries. Nuttella is surprisingly quite healthy, lower in fat than peanut butter, and it's delicious!! I adore it and always keep a jar in the cupboard.

Thanks kyles, glad you are back, missed you.

 

[Zereh]

I like to just dip a spoon into the jar and eat it plain ...

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Z

 

[Charlotte]

Nuttella

Nuttella is surprisingly quite healthy, lower in fat than peanut butter

REALLY? WOW I never knew that!! My girls love the stuff! Took me years to learn to like the taste... I should get some again I suppose...

Thanks!

 

[Rumplestiltskin]

Low GI Nutella

Low GI (Glyceimic Index) as well.
It is made from Hazelenuts (and plenty of them) and chocolate.

 

[Charlotte]

another WOW !

Low GI (Glyceimic Index) as well.

Now THAT is a surprise! I do know however that different ways of food combining affect their GI level... many times you combine a high GI food with a low GI food and it lowers the total GI- takes longer for the body to process those foods.

 

[norgeskog]

I knew they were made from hazelnuts and chocolate, but the product does not taste like either one.