• ɪᴍᴘᴇᴅᴀɴꜱ@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    Yeah as a Norwegian I’ve always been a bit weirded out when thinking about chocolate spread for more than two seconds. Tbf, I feel like you’re making it out to be more normal than it is (but idk how it is in Sweden or Denmark). Among adults I very very rarely see chocolate spread on bread. Among children however… Not great for their nutrition. I think most parents think “better they eat something than nothing” but I’d argue maybe that’s not always the case.

    On another note: holy crap the regional chocolate spread (nugatti) is like 10 times better than nutella. Nutella households are weird.

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      7 months ago

      Big agree on Nugatti. It’s so much better. I feel similarly about kvikk lunsj over kitkat.

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      7 months ago

      To be fair I definitely think Nutella used to have better ratios because it used to taste better.

      I make my own now with far more hazelnuts

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          I can’t remember which one I used last but if you look up a “healthy” one it’ll usually give you a better ratio of nuts to sugar. There are tons of recipes out there for homemade Nutella, so it’s kind of a process of trial and error to play with the ratios to find what you like best

          I find the homemade stuff tastes way better since it’s more like hazelnut butter with chocolate

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      7 months ago

      I think most parents think “better they eat something than nothing” but I’d argue maybe that’s not always the case.

      yeah, it’s more a “we finally got them to eat something. calories are calories dammit” on our end.