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Photo of the Day: Pear and Nutella for World Nutella Day

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Sara Rosso made a beautiful tower of sliced pear smothered with hefty Nutella splodges in preparation for next Tuesday's World Nutella Day. If you have a blog, you can participate too!

7 Comments:

Mmm....look forward to the Nutella Day round-up on Feb 5th---thanks for heads-up!

That pear looks cool, but impossible to eat. My guess is, the moment you push down on it with a knife to cut it, the middle layers will shoot out the sides.

The best way to eat Nutella, IMHO, is with a large spoon. In the dark. When there's no one to bear witness.

that's a gorgeous photo...

i'd agree with seyo, except when you've got a housemate who's just as dotty about nutella as you are... then you kind of just egg each other on to find new ways to consume more of the stuff

Seyo has it right. But I'll eat mine in broad daylight. With a spatula. So I get every last morsel from the jar. I have no shame.

That is, of course, once I get past this wicked morning sickness and actually feel like eating chocolate again...

For the holidays, my wife made these wonderful cookies, basically glorified, and thin, shortbread, but chock full of chopped hazelnuts, and then smearing a Nutella-like spread on top of one and topping it with another cookie. They rocked.

Actually, though, we use the Racconto hazelnut spread because, IMO, it tastes more of hazelnuts and less of chocolate. Not that chocolate's bad, but, if I'm using a hazelnut spread, darn it, I want to taste the hazelnuts! :D

I remember living in Spain, instead on one choice of nutella brand.. there would be a whole section of hazelnut chocolate spreads.. yum... the one with cream swirl was yummy...

nutella on saltine crackers is heavenly

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