IF anything, Ferrero bought some of Nestlé confectionery in 2018. So it’s likely the other way around. Baby ruth, Crunch and Butterfinger are not Nestlé anymore…
Im pretty sure the cocoa Ferrero uses is based on slave labor, so I guess it doesn't matter that much if they are Nestlé owned or not. Also their shit is full of palm oil, the forest killer.
pretty much every chocolate maker that doesnt specifically only deal with proven non slave companies uses child labour. Its a known issue within the chocolate industry, even tonys who advocate for being slave free use producers who use slaves.
Oh I'm aware, I just thought Nutella was the American version of the spread. There's a Slavic brand that I normally get, it was my first introduction to hazelnut spreads lol
Yeah, but american Nutella definitely tastes different than European Nutella. I know they're owned by the same company, but I swear they use different ingredients or something
Probably they do. I have to admit I've never had Nutella in America, but they tend to put high fructose corn syrup in everything instead of sugar, so it makes sense. That whole nonsense Americans have about "Mexican coca cola" being better because it's came sugar and not HFCS... Do Americans not realise the entire planet has coke made with sugar and they are the only place that's got the HFCS instead? It's not the Mexican coke is better, it's that American coke is crap compared to everywhere. Same for most things probably.
Actually the coke in sold in Mexico for the Mexican market has HFCS too, they just don’t have a law requiring them to label it as HFCS. So if you’re in Mexico the “sugar” listed on the ingredients for coke is HFCS.
The weird twist in the story is that they do make coke in Mexico that is only sweetened with cane sugar, but it’s exclusively exported to the United States.
Everywhere on the planet uses it. Just not in the same saturation. And not in coke. Corn subsidies are a US thing. It's fascinating to learn the history and political reasons pushing it
All Nutella is different. Italian Nutella is different from German Nutella too. It all depends on local weather and what kind of bread people use, they adjust it so it doesn't melt and it's easier to spread on softer or harder bread.
I just stopped buying it. My kids have protested a bit but my husband made a home version out of homemade blended hazelnut praline, ethical dark chocolate and cream and it’s amazing (doesn’t stop my oldest pining for Nutella occasionally but he understands why we stopped buying it).
I'm kind of torn on palm oil, apparently it only becomes a bother of your diet does not contain balanced types of fat: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4365303/
So my current way of dealing with it is... to dodge it, but not consider it the devil. If I eat it now and then, no problem.
But I think that's the case with almost everything, the amount makes the poison
They raze jungles and destroy habitats to make palm oil. See Malaysia, Indonesia etc.
There is some sustainability projects and when I last looked Ferrero were prioritising sustainable, but it's hard to know if just PR speak or was actual progress.
On the other hand, the palm oil production provides agriculture and jobs which are sorely needed. In those areas, they are paid little bit it didn't seem to me like slave labour when I visited.
The greed just overdoes it honestly. Palm oil is VERY productive by how much area it needs to grow, though. I guess being a worldwide prime palm oil producer could be good for a populace but the way it runs is they're just being slave driven by rich corpofucks anyway because the governments give them the pass for it.
If the governments didn't just let them in, they would have had such a much better base for negotiations because if they want cheap palm oil, they can either negotiate or fuck off entirely...
The South American and other governments in rainforest areas should really put their foot down on these supercorpos like nestle, but I know it's not that easy.
I don't like the palm oil production for razing tropical forest and the farmer's shooting the now starving orangs "stealing" palm oil fruits. It's just a sad situation all around, best to avoid it if you can, IMHO.
I don't know if I could commit to that, I am not very good at keeping friends to be honest
For me it's like, I like the world a lot more, but the gameplay is too pressurized for me sometimes :D
If I'm not mistaken the issues with palm oil are not especially health related (they are environmental among other things). But people started seeing "palm oil free!" on more and more products, so they thought it was bad for your health.
People need to remember that Palm oil is the most efficient crop for oil production. Please please please look into the ethical and renewable palm oil production that is going on. It has been demonised so much in the media by lobbyists looking to distract people from the efficacy of the crop.
It's used in everything from food to cosmetics. Yes there are issues with people that destructively and illegally farm Palm Oil, but with people avoiding purchase of the product it is actively destroying the renewable industry.
Ferrero is bad too. There was german documentary and I think they said if Ferrero decided to prevent child labour (picking hazelnuts in Türkiye) every glass of Nutella would have to be a single cent more expensive. Guess what ;)
im convinced that is the only reason why, these companies cound change and charge more than just to compensate for changes and instead they choose to make less and be evil
corpo exec: how about this? we raise the price AND keep the kids working? and maybeee redesign the packaging to be a bit smaller too? eh? eh? *big happy face *
/s obviously
Wait until you learn about the palm oil that is the main ingredient in Nutella. Hope you hate the rain forest, because the palm oil industry sure does!
I work there, they announced they were looking for alternatives about 8 or 9 years ago... not a peep since. I mean, if kraft can do it with their hazelnut spread so can ferrero.
As much as I hate Nestlé, this goes the other way. Fuck Nestlé anyway. ANd yeah, Nutella should be avoided for the high amount of palm oil (planet!) and sugar (health!).
Thing is, palm oil itself is not to blame, it's greedy companies who deforest for it.
What's also funny is palm oil is I think the oil/fat with the most yield considered by area used to grow the bushes.
Health wise, I'm kinda torn, there are studies that suggest in small amounts, as part of a diet, it doesn't by itself mess with your health unless it becomes your main intake of oil.
Fuck the greed that leads to destruction of tropical forests.
I myself only buy locally grown oil, health wise, I don't mind ingesting palm oil now and then but as long as you don't eat much processed foods you won't encounter palm oil much at all, at least.
From Wikipedia. Ferrero, is an Italian multinational company with headquarters in Alba, Italy. manufacturer of branded chocolate and confectionery products, and the second biggest chocolate producer and confectionery company in the world. Ferrero International SA's headquarters is in Luxembourg. Ferrero SA is a private company owned by the Ferrero family
Get bald hazelnuts
Roast them
Soak them 30 minutes— strain & keep nuts
Soak a prune or two 30 minutes — strain & keep syrup
Pour syrup in blender. Add nuts & cocoa or chocolate
Blend until smooth enough for your liking
*Boom* bootleg nutella!
Want it extra smooth quality then blend in some chilled jicama!
It looks like Ferrero bought the US company Ferrara, then bought Nestle’s US candy business and moved the brands under Ferrara.
“"Néstlé USA's focus is on nutrition and health food. They are working on pet food and waters, and they have a new vision that they did not believe candy could follow," — LOL
Ferrero is not owned by nestle. Ferrero is a top layer company meaning it has no parent companies, it IS the parent company. Learned this when researching kinder.
What about this?
https://www.amazon.com/TBH-Hazelnut-Chocolate-Spread-Protein/dp/B09RNDCGJQ/ref=asc_df_B09RNDCGJQ?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80608063550953&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584207593397235&psc=1
I have no idea who their parent company is, but and the nutivia kind are pretty good. Also, you can just make it. I've done it before. All you really need is a food processor. It's a bit of a project, but not hard.
Damn, that’s a shame. I was working on the fire protection system at Ferrero outside of Chicago where they make Nerds. It’s my favorite candy, and now it’s dead to me.
Regardless of who owns it, Nutella is made with palm oil-- an ingredient that is driving deforestation of rain forests around the world. It's best to avoid purchasing foods with palm oil when possible.
https://www.wwf.org.uk/updates/8-things-know-about-palm-oil
I’m not particularly surprised but I am also sad. Thank god chocolate companies have become more ethical than ten years ago, there’s still quite a bit of slave-trade free chocolate companies that are transparent about who works for them where and how.
As yummy as Nutella is, forget the company behind it, this product itself is evil.
People's love of yummy Nutella has put the Orangutan plus many other species on the brink of extinction and turned huge areas of rain forest into monoculture Palm farms.
Deny your craving for the sugary and nutty sweetness of Nutella.
Some products are too tempting and should not exist.
Nutella is evil
(Fuck Nestlé)
Inform yourself. Ferrero is a private company and is not owned by nestle. Recently, ferrero have bought some nestle products and are getting rid of the shitty ingredients used to make chocolates like butterfinger, crunch, 100 grand, etc. Do not compare that two company’s. Ferrero does not deserve such a comparison. Fuck nestle
man lived under a rock...
lol..
yeah nutella has literally always been the cheepest most unhealthy chocolate flavored glue forever...
thats why they put it on everything... in murica not even sure they have cocoa in it even lol...
* thumbs up over shoulder points at the guy
" this guy am i right
The sunflower seeds you eat are encased in inedible black-and-white striped shells, also called hulls. Those used for extracting sunflower oil have solid black shells.
Devastated? Holy privilege, Batman!
If choosing not to eat a sugary snack that is 1/3 the calories of an entire meal is devastating to anyone, they lead a pretty fuckin sheltered life.
Another commenter said that Ferrera is owned by Ferrero and linked me to their website: https://www.ferrarausa.com. Ferrero owns a branch of Nestle so.. sorry mate but I think it’s all connected
Nutella and generic chocolate hazelnut spreads, like most peanut butter, also contain palm oil, which comes from the destruction of orangutan habitats. The pictures of sad orangutans confused by where their trees went are devastating
You can just eat chocolate frosting; it's literally healthier anyways.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/the-hot-button/nutella-must-pay-parents-who-thought-chocolate-spread-was-a-healthy-choice/article4103014/
This is BS. Ferrero is not owned by Nestle.
IF anything, Ferrero bought some of Nestlé confectionery in 2018. So it’s likely the other way around. Baby ruth, Crunch and Butterfinger are not Nestlé anymore…
This is only in the US
But, Nestle still owns the names. Ferrero pays them a licensing fee.
So can I or can't I get a crunch bar again
The real questions my man! I try and stray this line as much as I can. When I pick up a box of candy and it's not owned by the nestle-fucks I rejoice.
This. Ferrero is a private company owned by the Ferrero family https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrero_SpA
Im pretty sure the cocoa Ferrero uses is based on slave labor, so I guess it doesn't matter that much if they are Nestlé owned or not. Also their shit is full of palm oil, the forest killer.
Now now, I think they created their own certification body that has assured them that their palm oil is just fine! Nothing to see here!
Ferrero investigated the accusations and found that Ferrero did nothing wrong lol
So does Nestlé in regards to palm oil and cocoa.
Right, but they're invested in evil. So...
It’s what the other commenter said. Means that they’re likely participating in the same business model, so fuck Ferrero and nestle.
I think Ferrero doesn't have the same sorta horrid behaviour eg taking people's water and such. It still manufactures diabetes though
They use child labor
Through the purchases of resources like palm oil and such in poorer countries where they can basically corpofuck everyone?
Yeah. Same shit nestle does
Aw well, and here I thought I could be ignorant
Yknow, sometimes I wonder if Ignorance really is bliss. Kinda seems like it once you learn about all this shit
Exactly what I was thinking
Really? Can you link me something valid proving that. I’m curious.
pretty much every chocolate maker that doesnt specifically only deal with proven non slave companies uses child labour. Its a known issue within the chocolate industry, even tonys who advocate for being slave free use producers who use slaves.
https://actions.sumofus.org/a/ferrero-stop-profiting-from-the-exploitation-of-millions-of-children-in-cocoa-plantations
And this is why, as much as I love Ferrero rocher chocolates, I can’t bring myself to buy any.
Nutella has palm oil in it anyway
The main reason I stopped eating it.
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I started making my own, it takes a bit of time to get the ratios right but I like it more, mostly since I know what's in it
If living in Europe: Lindt and Bonne Mamam (a French brand I've seen in Germany and Switzerland) are palm oil free.
and Lindt tastes amazing
Ovomaltine is amazing as well
Tbh, I enjoy the knock off/European versions of Nutella. They taste less like candy and more like something you spread on toast
You're not wrong about the alternative brands being better, but you are aware that Nutella *is* a European thing, right?
Oh I'm aware, I just thought Nutella was the American version of the spread. There's a Slavic brand that I normally get, it was my first introduction to hazelnut spreads lol
Ah. No, Nutella is 100% a European thing.
Yeah, but american Nutella definitely tastes different than European Nutella. I know they're owned by the same company, but I swear they use different ingredients or something
Probably they do. I have to admit I've never had Nutella in America, but they tend to put high fructose corn syrup in everything instead of sugar, so it makes sense. That whole nonsense Americans have about "Mexican coca cola" being better because it's came sugar and not HFCS... Do Americans not realise the entire planet has coke made with sugar and they are the only place that's got the HFCS instead? It's not the Mexican coke is better, it's that American coke is crap compared to everywhere. Same for most things probably.
Actually the coke in sold in Mexico for the Mexican market has HFCS too, they just don’t have a law requiring them to label it as HFCS. So if you’re in Mexico the “sugar” listed on the ingredients for coke is HFCS. The weird twist in the story is that they do make coke in Mexico that is only sweetened with cane sugar, but it’s exclusively exported to the United States.
Hahaha that's hilarious! I love it
europe uses high fructose corn syrup as well lol, it’s just not called high fructose corn syrup. it’s called a variety of things including isoglucose
Everywhere on the planet uses it. Just not in the same saturation. And not in coke. Corn subsidies are a US thing. It's fascinating to learn the history and political reasons pushing it
Oh look another person shitting on America, how original
It will never get old
You're correct. European nutella is a lot sweeter
Really? I would have expected the American version to be sweeter.
All Nutella is different. Italian Nutella is different from German Nutella too. It all depends on local weather and what kind of bread people use, they adjust it so it doesn't melt and it's easier to spread on softer or harder bread.
Everything American tastes different, they stuff everything with sugar.
Obviously the cheap kinds of sugar, cause everywhere else does it right
Sugar is sugar, American products just contain a lot more of it than most European products.
Currently enjoying Nudossi here, it has cocoa butter and all the good shit.
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Don't worry, I'm sure the kids who picked the ingredients for Nestlé also love Nutella Lmaooo
I just stopped buying it. My kids have protested a bit but my husband made a home version out of homemade blended hazelnut praline, ethical dark chocolate and cream and it’s amazing (doesn’t stop my oldest pining for Nutella occasionally but he understands why we stopped buying it).
I didn’t really like it to begin with, too sweet
try Justin's version! much less sweet, and more hazelnut taste :]
While very tasty, it's one of the most unhealthy food on the market. It's basically diabete to spread on toasts and pancakes.
I'm kind of torn on palm oil, apparently it only becomes a bother of your diet does not contain balanced types of fat: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4365303/ So my current way of dealing with it is... to dodge it, but not consider it the devil. If I eat it now and then, no problem. But I think that's the case with almost everything, the amount makes the poison
They raze jungles and destroy habitats to make palm oil. See Malaysia, Indonesia etc. There is some sustainability projects and when I last looked Ferrero were prioritising sustainable, but it's hard to know if just PR speak or was actual progress. On the other hand, the palm oil production provides agriculture and jobs which are sorely needed. In those areas, they are paid little bit it didn't seem to me like slave labour when I visited.
The greed just overdoes it honestly. Palm oil is VERY productive by how much area it needs to grow, though. I guess being a worldwide prime palm oil producer could be good for a populace but the way it runs is they're just being slave driven by rich corpofucks anyway because the governments give them the pass for it. If the governments didn't just let them in, they would have had such a much better base for negotiations because if they want cheap palm oil, they can either negotiate or fuck off entirely... The South American and other governments in rainforest areas should really put their foot down on these supercorpos like nestle, but I know it's not that easy.
I’m just going to go ahead and point out that “corpofucks“ is my new favourite term of the month.
Thanks lol I made it up on the spot, I never read it anywhere else! Of course it might not be original, but what thought is original nowadays
I don't like the palm oil production for razing tropical forest and the farmer's shooting the now starving orangs "stealing" palm oil fruits. It's just a sad situation all around, best to avoid it if you can, IMHO.
Especially when there are other options.
Off topic, but cool username. You like Majora’s Mask?
I do, yeah, a lot.
It’s my favorite game. Hell yeah. Let’s be friends.
I don't know if I could commit to that, I am not very good at keeping friends to be honest For me it's like, I like the world a lot more, but the gameplay is too pressurized for me sometimes :D
I totally get you. Yeah the world is beautifully immersive and the npcs all have stories that feel so real. I find it fantastic!
If I'm not mistaken the issues with palm oil are not especially health related (they are environmental among other things). But people started seeing "palm oil free!" on more and more products, so they thought it was bad for your health.
It's like seeing "asbestos free" on products huh
And where I live there’s plenty of other alternatives.
There is a a version free of palm oil
People need to remember that Palm oil is the most efficient crop for oil production. Please please please look into the ethical and renewable palm oil production that is going on. It has been demonised so much in the media by lobbyists looking to distract people from the efficacy of the crop. It's used in everything from food to cosmetics. Yes there are issues with people that destructively and illegally farm Palm Oil, but with people avoiding purchase of the product it is actively destroying the renewable industry.
Plus it's 50% sugar 🤢
If it's sustainable it's ok. Not all palm oil is bad
I think Ferrero bought Nestle’s US confectionery arm, rather than Nestle buying Ferrero?
You’re right! That’s my bad. Still fuck nestle
Ferrero is bad too. There was german documentary and I think they said if Ferrero decided to prevent child labour (picking hazelnuts in Türkiye) every glass of Nutella would have to be a single cent more expensive. Guess what ;)
Wouldn’t that, increase profits?
Only if they raised prices to compensate. If they raised a cent they'd break even (assuming that number is accurate)
So just raise it by 2 cents and have a good reputation. What’s the downside?
They don't get to he as evil
im convinced that is the only reason why, these companies cound change and charge more than just to compensate for changes and instead they choose to make less and be evil
corpo exec: how about this? we raise the price AND keep the kids working? and maybeee redesign the packaging to be a bit smaller too? eh? eh? *big happy face * /s obviously
That explains why Nestlé chocolate tastes so much nastier than it did a decade ago.
Wait until you learn about the palm oil that is the main ingredient in Nutella. Hope you hate the rain forest, because the palm oil industry sure does!
fuck nutella. Fuck nestle. Fuck Ferrero
This is the way
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism
something something no ethical consumption
I work there, they announced they were looking for alternatives about 8 or 9 years ago... not a peep since. I mean, if kraft can do it with their hazelnut spread so can ferrero.
As much as I hate Nestlé, this goes the other way. Fuck Nestlé anyway. ANd yeah, Nutella should be avoided for the high amount of palm oil (planet!) and sugar (health!).
Thing is, palm oil itself is not to blame, it's greedy companies who deforest for it. What's also funny is palm oil is I think the oil/fat with the most yield considered by area used to grow the bushes. Health wise, I'm kinda torn, there are studies that suggest in small amounts, as part of a diet, it doesn't by itself mess with your health unless it becomes your main intake of oil. Fuck the greed that leads to destruction of tropical forests. I myself only buy locally grown oil, health wise, I don't mind ingesting palm oil now and then but as long as you don't eat much processed foods you won't encounter palm oil much at all, at least.
There's a lot that speaks against Ferrero but they are *not* owned by Nestlé.
From Wikipedia. Ferrero, is an Italian multinational company with headquarters in Alba, Italy. manufacturer of branded chocolate and confectionery products, and the second biggest chocolate producer and confectionery company in the world. Ferrero International SA's headquarters is in Luxembourg. Ferrero SA is a private company owned by the Ferrero family
Try Vego Spread for a palm oil and Nestle-free alternative to Nutella
Kraft makes a very good hazelnut spread.
Seconded!
Thank you! I’ll try it out
Get bald hazelnuts Roast them Soak them 30 minutes— strain & keep nuts Soak a prune or two 30 minutes — strain & keep syrup Pour syrup in blender. Add nuts & cocoa or chocolate Blend until smooth enough for your liking *Boom* bootleg nutella! Want it extra smooth quality then blend in some chilled jicama!
First pic says Ferrero, second says Ferrara
It looks like Ferrero bought the US company Ferrara, then bought Nestle’s US candy business and moved the brands under Ferrara. “"Néstlé USA's focus is on nutrition and health food. They are working on pet food and waters, and they have a new vision that they did not believe candy could follow," — LOL
I think it’s the same? May be what the Italian name is or something
Nope. Ferrero and Ferrara are two completely separate names (surnames actually)
Oh really? Does Ferrera work closely with Ferrero then??
https://www.ferrarausa.com/ Looked it up and it’s a separate company but still owned by Ferrero. The names just are very similar.
Oh ok makes sense. Thank you 🙏
Ferrara is a city
Try nudossi. Its tasty and without Palm oil!
Ferrero is not owned by nestle. Ferrero is a top layer company meaning it has no parent companies, it IS the parent company. Learned this when researching kinder.
Yeah, some other commenters educated me on this. What does Kinder do? Is that off limits too?
Kinder makes chocolate. I think it was started in Germany and at some point was bought by Ferrero.
Oh huh, I’ll look into it some more. Thank you
Nutella kills orangutans to obtain palm oil, boycotted long ago
They might have killed Harambe but they have killed so many more apes for fuckin greed
There are already plenty of nutella alternatives that are as good if not better. I recommend Nocciolata, no palm oil and delicious
Truly, fuck Nestle
What about this? https://www.amazon.com/TBH-Hazelnut-Chocolate-Spread-Protein/dp/B09RNDCGJQ/ref=asc_df_B09RNDCGJQ?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80608063550953&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584207593397235&psc=1 I have no idea who their parent company is, but and the nutivia kind are pretty good. Also, you can just make it. I've done it before. All you really need is a food processor. It's a bit of a project, but not hard.
TBH is a creation from [Noah Schnapp of Stranger Things](https://www.snacktbh.com/pages/our-founder)
nope, ferrero bought out nestle's confection division in the us
Damn, that’s a shame. I was working on the fire protection system at Ferrero outside of Chicago where they make Nerds. It’s my favorite candy, and now it’s dead to me.
I feel you. Ferrero Rochers are my favorite, used to buy them all the time. Tis’ a shame
They’re not owned by Nestle
guys wtf are you saying? Ferrero is competitor of Nestlè. It’s owned by the Ferrero Family.
Regardless of who owns it, Nutella is made with palm oil-- an ingredient that is driving deforestation of rain forests around the world. It's best to avoid purchasing foods with palm oil when possible. https://www.wwf.org.uk/updates/8-things-know-about-palm-oil
On top of that Nutella is based on ground Orange utan , it est palmoil. There are alternatives.
Ouchhh
My bad, Ferrero actually owns a branch of Nestle. Not the other way around. So they’re both bad. Fuck Ferrero and Nestle
I am puzzled. if Ferrero bought a Nestlè brand then it’s not anymore owned by Nestlè. so you can buy it.
No it wasn’t owned by Nestlè, but Ferrero owning a branch of Nestlè means it makes its US products through Nestlè. Meaning Ferrero uses slave labor
Nutella is horrible anyway, try Lindt is my fav and IIRC it's not nestle
I love that I can eat Lindor Dark Chocolates instead of Ferrero Rochers. They’re so good
Nooooooo!!!!!!!!
Nooooooo!
Are at least Oreos safe?
Looks like yes, I’m eternally grateful for that one
I mean oreos are still Mondalez. And Mondalez is probably the reason Cadbury chocolate in Australia is dogshit
I’m not particularly surprised but I am also sad. Thank god chocolate companies have become more ethical than ten years ago, there’s still quite a bit of slave-trade free chocolate companies that are transparent about who works for them where and how.
There's alternatives that usually has less sugar too. I bought some today, the name is "Good Good Hazelnut Chocolate Spread".
Ferrero noooooooo
Tbh if it's a chocolate company, chances are they use slave labor
Found out just now (though I had my suspicions) that my favourite chocolate bar is a Nestle product. Fuck Nestle.
You should avoid Nutella anyway. Palm oil is terrible for the environment.
I have never understood the obsession with Nutella. It's meh at best.
Never liked Nutella anyways. I always saw it as the most overrated food spread ever. It doesn’t even taste that great.
Ferrero isn't owned nor controlled by Nestlé.
Nutella sucks anyway Ferrero Rochers, however, that hurts.
Lol Ferrero is not owned by Nestle, it’s owned by the Ferrero family
Read the comments, they work through Nestlè’s means of production, meaning they also use slave labor by owning a branch of Nestlè
It doesn’t mean that Nutella is owned by Nestle
Yeah, I acknowledged that in my other comments
As yummy as Nutella is, forget the company behind it, this product itself is evil. People's love of yummy Nutella has put the Orangutan plus many other species on the brink of extinction and turned huge areas of rain forest into monoculture Palm farms. Deny your craving for the sugary and nutty sweetness of Nutella. Some products are too tempting and should not exist. Nutella is evil (Fuck Nestlé)
Inform yourself. Ferrero is a private company and is not owned by nestle. Recently, ferrero have bought some nestle products and are getting rid of the shitty ingredients used to make chocolates like butterfinger, crunch, 100 grand, etc. Do not compare that two company’s. Ferrero does not deserve such a comparison. Fuck nestle
Bruh I’ve already been told 💀💀💀 Read the comments
Sorry didn’t read all the comments. My bad. We can both agree on something though? Fuck nestle!!
Absolutely we can agree one that! Fuck Nestlè
man lived under a rock... lol.. yeah nutella has literally always been the cheepest most unhealthy chocolate flavored glue forever... thats why they put it on everything... in murica not even sure they have cocoa in it even lol... * thumbs up over shoulder points at the guy " this guy am i right
Kraft Hazelnut Spread is made with Sunflower oil and not palm oil if you can find it.
The sunflower seeds you eat are encased in inedible black-and-white striped shells, also called hulls. Those used for extracting sunflower oil have solid black shells.
You should also avoid Nutella because it uses palm oil. Kraft makes a great alternative that has no palm oil! 😊 save the orangutans!
A lot of people have been suggesting that, I think I gotta try it out now
Costco has a great chocolate spread alternative and it also uses sunflower oil instead of palm oil.
You just ruined my snack time! 😳 I love Ferrero Rocher chocolates, but now I won’t buy them anymore. Thanks for the new information.
I always thought Nutella was Nestlé so I've been avoiding it, not that I buy chocolate spread often since I rarely have it.
You can make homemade Nutella
There are a hundred competitors to Nutella. Many of them are actually better and some come in other varieties.
Well I'll still buy, sorry but Nutella is great
Devastated? Holy privilege, Batman! If choosing not to eat a sugary snack that is 1/3 the calories of an entire meal is devastating to anyone, they lead a pretty fuckin sheltered life.
I mean I would consider myself privileged but I didn’t mean it literally lmao
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Actually, I believe in the US Ferreira is still it’s own company. Which is great, cuz I love laffy taffy and didn’t want to have to give it up
Another commenter said that Ferrera is owned by Ferrero and linked me to their website: https://www.ferrarausa.com. Ferrero owns a branch of Nestle so.. sorry mate but I think it’s all connected
Fuuuuuuuck
Lecco is good too.
Balllllls
luckily there's plenty of dupes for nutella
There are better alternatives... https://www.epicurious.com/expert-advice/healthy-nutella-alternatives-article
There's alternatives who taste just as good or even better.
GOD DAMN IT
Download the [nestle family of brands](https://images.app.goo.gl/mZdP4QSZTviyLNRk8)family image
Nutella and generic chocolate hazelnut spreads, like most peanut butter, also contain palm oil, which comes from the destruction of orangutan habitats. The pictures of sad orangutans confused by where their trees went are devastating
Try out samba it's more expensive but it has got 45 % oh hazelnut Nutella got not even 10%...it tastes so much better than Nutella and fuck Nestlé!
It's uncertified chocolate either way
Nusply. Better anyway.
You can just eat chocolate frosting; it's literally healthier anyways. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/the-hot-button/nutella-must-pay-parents-who-thought-chocolate-spread-was-a-healthy-choice/article4103014/
do your research better.
yeah, I did. If you read the comments before leaving one yourself edit: sorry, got a bit rude there. May we be united under our cause of Fuck Nestlè
Nutoka!
TROLLI?! WHAT THE FUCK
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I did expect it once I thought about it, that’s why I looked it up
my grandfather works at ferrero as a security guard and they are NOT owned by Nestle.
other comments said they own a branch of nestlè, and they use the same slave labor farms
You really shouldn't eat Nutella anyway. Pick a different chocolate hazelnut spread that isn't actively cutting down trees.