Thread: War on NUTELLA ???

Not sure what category to put this under... but how can ANYONE take away the world's most beloved chocolate spread ???

Stores Are Pulling Nutella After Report Links It To Cancer | The Huffington Post

Not sure what to make of it, but i have severe doubts that after decades all of a sudden Nutella is a cancer risk ?

And i highly doubt that hardcore fans will move away from it.. IF they can still buy it. (i don't eat sweets very much, but i know a lot of people who will be HORRIFIED by this news.)

I like Nutella and get the little lunch packs with the crunchy sticks.

Originally Posted by NeoVsMatrix

Not sure what category to put this under... but how can ANYONE take away the world's most beloved chocolate spread ???

Stores Are Pulling Nutella After Report Links It To Cancer | The Huffington Post

Not sure what to make of it, but i have severe doubts that after decades all of a sudden Nutella is a cancer risk ?

And i highly doubt that hardcore fans will move away from it.. IF they can still buy it. (i don't eat sweets very much, but i know a lot of people who will be HORRIFIED by this news.)

Tons of things have palm oil in them. Those "soft" cookies from the store? Look at the ingredients.

Originally Posted by syrenn

Sloppy cook.

Originally Posted by syrenn

I like this video from your link better.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8NS0K-...tGlw0CtI_ksKgQ

It's worrying. I don't think I would feed palm oil to my little kid, if I had one.

Originally Posted by Rasselas

Tons of things have palm oil in them. Those "soft" cookies from the store? Look at the ingredients.

Palm oil is responsible for massive deforestation in Asia, as I remember.

Saw a story where they are clearing lots of forest to grow this stuff.

All about M O N E Y as usual...

Originally Posted by NeoVsMatrix

Not sure what category to put this under... but how can ANYONE take away the world's most beloved chocolate spread ???

Stores Are Pulling Nutella After Report Links It To Cancer | The Huffington Post

Not sure what to make of it, but i have severe doubts that after decades all of a sudden Nutella is a cancer risk ?

And i highly doubt that hardcore fans will move away from it.. IF they can still buy it. (i don't eat sweets very much, but i know a lot of people who will be HORRIFIED by this news.)

That means Gianjura, which is the heavy hazelnut candy with cacao, and Ferraro Rocher, is going to go away also, I doubt it, it's a popular snack/breakfast in Europe, just like the Dutch breakfast of bread, unsalted butter and chocolate shots.

hagelslag:

Eating Sprinkles the Dutch Way: Hagelslag on Bread | Serious Eats

Originally Posted by Rasselas

Tons of things have palm oil in them. Those "soft" cookies from the store? Look at the ingredients.

And those ARE baked at high temperatures.