Comments on: The original Nutella http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html Thu, 10 May 2012 17:18:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: tosolinipaolo http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-16 tosolinipaolo Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:38:11 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-16 You may wish to do a search online and may be Ferrero's web site as I can't give you a proper answer to your question, sorry. You may wish to do a search online and may be Ferrero's web site as I can't give you a proper answer to your question, sorry.

]]> By: Anonymous http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-17 Anonymous Wed, 26 Aug 2009 18:43:21 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-17 Hi!<br />Could you please let me know if Nutella is suitable for vegetarians. Whey powder, one of the ingredients, is invariably a by-product of the cheese making process which mainly uses animal rennet and I'm not sure whether Ferrero uses vegetarian whey.<br />Thanks Hi!
Could you please let me know if Nutella is suitable for vegetarians. Whey powder, one of the ingredients, is invariably a by-product of the cheese making process which mainly uses animal rennet and I'm not sure whether Ferrero uses vegetarian whey.
Thanks

]]> By: Anonymous http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-18 Anonymous Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:37:27 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-18 Where can I find the Italian version of nutella in Bellevue, wa? I know I can get it in Seattle...but I'd rather not make a trip there just for a jar of nutella! Where can I find the Italian version of nutella in Bellevue, wa? I know I can get it in Seattle…but I'd rather not make a trip there just for a jar of nutella!

]]> By: Anonymous http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-19 Anonymous Sat, 19 Apr 2008 14:02:20 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-19 Almost forgot... Complimenti per il blog, per la prima volta vedo smitizzare alcune assurdità tutte americane come la Pasta Alfredo (e che dire del Chicken Parmesan?). Adoro gli americani, proprio per questo mi dispiace che le loro idee sull'Italia siano tanto confuse... andate avanti così e salvate più gente possibile dai prodotti fasulli che girano negli USA! ;) Almost forgot… Complimenti per il blog, per la prima volta vedo smitizzare alcune assurdità tutte americane come la Pasta Alfredo (e che dire del Chicken Parmesan?). Adoro gli americani, proprio per questo mi dispiace che le loro idee sull'Italia siano tanto confuse… andate avanti così e salvate più gente possibile dai prodotti fasulli che girano negli USA! ;)

]]> By: Anonymous http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-20 Anonymous Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:46:04 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-20 Italian Nutella doesn't contain peanuts at all (and I'm just shocked Ferrero made a different USA version)! It contains nuts and it's all related to Ferrero's native italian region (wich is also mine, I live in Turin): Piemonte. Piemonte's nuts are considered the finest in the whole world (it's all thanks to our particular climate and soil), here the "gianduja" chocolate was invented: for the first time ever, chocolate and nuts were mixed together. Ferrero started selling a gianduja-like chocolate, very similiar to Nutella, in small shops (it didn't even had a label on it). After World War II Ferrero started exporting its products and slowly became a giant, they also created the famous kids-oriented Kinder brand. They STILL use nuts from Piemonte for their italian products. Italian Nutella doesn't contain peanuts at all (and I'm just shocked Ferrero made a different USA version)! It contains nuts and it's all related to Ferrero's native italian region (wich is also mine, I live in Turin): Piemonte. Piemonte's nuts are considered the finest in the whole world (it's all thanks to our particular climate and soil), here the "gianduja" chocolate was invented: for the first time ever, chocolate and nuts were mixed together. Ferrero started selling a gianduja-like chocolate, very similiar to Nutella, in small shops (it didn't even had a label on it). After World War II Ferrero started exporting its products and slowly became a giant, they also created the famous kids-oriented Kinder brand. They STILL use nuts from Piemonte for their italian products.

]]> By: Paolo and Francesca Tosolini http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-21 Paolo and Francesca Tosolini Tue, 27 Feb 2007 13:56:59 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-21 The Italian Nutella contains nuts (13% of total ingredients). I just double checked the label as I'm in Italy right now. The Italian Nutella contains nuts (13% of total ingredients). I just double checked the label as I'm in Italy right now.

]]> By: Marie http://italyfromtheinside.com/2005/12/original-nutella.html#comment-22 Marie Mon, 26 Feb 2007 13:09:20 +0000 http://123italy.softduit.com/2005/12/the-original-nutella.html#comment-22 H E L P ?!!!<br /> Can anyone tell me if there is peanut oil,or peanuts in Italian Nutella? Our daughter grew up on both Italian and states versions until she has come down with terrible reactions to peanuts.She is in Rome studying from Feb. to May, 2007. She would love to eat the Nutella if there is no peanut or peanut oil or perhaps soy in it.<br />Thanks so very much.<br /> Ciao,<br /> Marie H E L P ?!!!
Can anyone tell me if there is peanut oil,or peanuts in Italian Nutella? Our daughter grew up on both Italian and states versions until she has come down with terrible reactions to peanuts.She is in Rome studying from Feb. to May, 2007. She would love to eat the Nutella if there is no peanut or peanut oil or perhaps soy in it.
Thanks so very much.
Ciao,
Marie

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