Nutella - with or without butter?


  

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  1. 1. Do you put a layer of butter between Nutella and bread?

    • Yes.
      32
    • Sometimes.
      4
    • No.
      68
    • I'm one of the sinners who eat Nutella straight out of the jar.
      14
    • No Nutella for me, thanks.
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The real question is pronunciation:

 

Nutt-ella

New-tella

 

I literally had a war over this.  Had to redecorate the kitchen after the ensuing battle.

 

you and whoever you fought with must have nothing better to do with your life, to fight over it.

it is Nut-ella by the way.  it is ######ing made from NUTS.  of course it is NUTella.

you are welcome.

 

(i know that "official" pronanciation is new tella, btw, but still. it is NUTella)

Well if you eat nutella might as well put butter on it. it is not like any of the two would make it unhealthier than it already is

don't believe whatever bullcrap was fed to you.   butter from grass fed healthy free range cows, is one of the natures best foods!  same with eggs. 

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im not crazy about nutella or anything, but I recently tried these new fried nutella pastry pockets from tim hortons, and oh my

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Good grief. Nutella is bad enough on its own (yet so good). Your pastry makes me think of this:

 

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Where's the option to forgoe the Nutella? I prefer buttered toast.

 

It's a poll about Nutella, and whether or not you put butter under it. Why would there be an option for no nutella? then there might as well not be a poll....

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