Samantha Kanterman, executive pastry chef of Burlock Coast in Fort Lauderdale, suggests using pistachio cream to give ...

If you’ve never had Nutella, stop reading this, hop into your car or on your motorcycle or in your transporter, and get your booty to the store. Buy a jar, stick a spoon in it and let your taste ...

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Millions of Italians can now say they own a one-of-a-kind Nutella jar. In February, 7 million jars appeared on shelves in Italy, all of them boasting a unique label design. And here’s a weird ...

The website CookingLight shares some ways of how you can use that tiny bit of Nutella that is left on the sides and bottom of the jar. One way is to make Nutella hot chocolate by pouring hot water ...

Using an empty Nutella jar as the base of a sweet and creamy beverage seems like the kind of thing we should've been doing since the product was invented in 1961. But alas, we can only look toward ...

After some recipe variations and another name change, Nutella was launched in 1964. The spread’s familiar jar that we know today was launched in Germany one year later. In 2014, The Guardian ...

If you love Nutella but don’t want a full jar of it sitting at home, these mini Nutella jars may be for you. The Italian hazelnut-flavored spread has been winning fans for decades. If you’re ...