

Nutella Deals & Offers
6 active deals8,500 commentsAll Nutella Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022

![3 x Ferrero Nutella Biscuits Resealable 276g Pouches - £7 Delivered [Best Before 25/06/2022] @ Yankee Bundles](https://images.hotukdeals.com/threads/raw/3xxKR/3929882_1/re/300x300/qt/60/3929882_1.jpg)
remmber to use code YBFIRST for 5% off
If you order 2 lots of these, delivery will be free. So you can get 6 packs for £12 :D
These really are dangerous. Best biscuits
fine i guess I've to get some
Could always try these (shock)

Yeah they have them in Farmfoods I think they were £2.99 a pack. Seen 2 days ago.x nom nom. Yu
These or blissfuls?
This one is made in UK, usually inferior quality (when compared with Italy/France). (If you do not agree, just compare a UK made Kitkat with one from a different country).
Get them from farmfoods or sainsburys with better dates and not being forced to buy three
I got one of these a while back for a £1 using a voucher, they are incredibly moreish (lol) But I don't get the high price, why is this almost £3 now (annoyed) Amazing biscuits but can't recommend due to the unrealistic pricing :(

For reference after fairly extensive taste tests amongst a few friends the general consensus was that we actually preferrred the Lidl own brand version (Chocco Nussa) They are still pretty similar.
350g? Wasnt it usually 400g ?
These are available at food warehouse if anyone is interested
Fab thanks ordered (y)
It's 2x 950g rather than 2kg https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B008NF1YZE/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B008NF1YZE&pd_rd_w=livi0&pf_rd_p=fc28fb1f-eaf1-44ba-8c0f-8dc8e483696d&pd_rd_wg=kBdls&pf_rd_r=RKSXJH3Y16B9PS0KYJ3C&pd_rd_r=51cc69f2-ccb5-4ee7-a226-dcc0fe8ab3fc&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyM1FQNlMxQzBUSTBGJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMzM0NDcyM1RBMk5QWE9BOTNVOCZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwOTQ0NjQzMlpaSEJQRjBIOVpPTyZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbF90aGVtYXRpYyZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

If consumers stop buying palm oil products, they'll rip up forests to grow something else instead.
A pleasant, but unlikely scenario really!
Or consumers just stop buying products containing palm oil that’s not sustainable produced.
None of those listed in my yogurt. It's mostly cow's milk, fruit and a bit of sugar, and only 3 or 4 other minor ingredients. Just trying to balance Enterpart's claim that "HALF OF ALL DESERTS IS SUGAR".
blahblahblah1234: Hmmm, not sure I can agree with you (confused) My yogurt has 11.7% sugar and 1.7% fat, and the rest seems pretty healthy. Some of the humour here has gone over your head. There's no need to get all SHOUTY and rude. Just to add... fat IS healthy. We need it to absorb some vitamins etc. The low fat products are made of water and cord flour or similar GMO powders instead of natural ingredients. So don't be scared if there is natural fat in your food that comes from milk or meat(and not processed corn seeds etc.)

it contains palm oil, which is not good.
Too much Hazelnut in it for my liking ;)
This is crazy. Beginning of 950g instead of 1000g to hide price rise.
Nutella: Everybody's Favourite Spread
Nutella is a hazelnut and chocolate spread that is manufactured by the Italian company Ferrero. Available in jars or in handy snack containers, Nutella is a favourite among kids and adults all over the world.
This buyer's guide will explain how to find the cheapest Nutella deals, as well as suggesting some potential gift purchases for Nutella fanatics.
The World-Famous Hazelnut Cream
Nutella is one of modern Italy's greatest exports. It was probably first produced commercially in 1965 although its origins lie further back in time. Just after WWII, baker Pietro Ferrero created a spread named Pasta Gianduja on his Piedmont premises. At the time, Ferrero was seeking to economise. The post-war Italian economy couldn't afford to import much chocolate, and Ferrero thought that hazelnuts might make his stocks go further. He had no idea how right he was.
This Gianduja soon became a proprietary product called “supercrema” which formed the basis for Ferrero's sweets. In a slightly altered form, it became Nutella in 1965, and Ferrero began exporting it all over the European continent, where its unique blend of nuttiness, chocolate and sheer sweetness became a breakfast staple.
These days, it has lost none of its popularity. In fact, Ferrero consumes a whopping 25% of the global hazelnut supply, and have opened plants in North America, Australia, Brazil and a variety of European nations.
How is Nutella Made and What's In It?
The frustrating answer to this question is that we don't really know how Nutella is made, although we have a pretty good idea. That's because Ferrero closely guards its trade secrets, aiming to prevent the competition emulating their hazelnut infused delicacy.
However, they are fairly upfront about the ingredients, which include sugar, chocolate, hazelnuts, palm oil, milk, lecithin and vanilla. If you don't already know, lecithin is what's known as an emulsifier. It also helps to make the mixture smooth and even, and you'll find it in almost all commercially made spreads for these reasons.
The precise way that these ingredients are turned into Nutella spread remains a mystery. We know that the cacao needs to be processed and the butter removed. We know that the nuts need to be cleaned, inspected, roasted and ground. Then the chocolate, milk, nuts, vanilla and lecithin are mixed together to create a paste. Palm oil is also added to keep the mixture nice and stable at room temperature.
Beyond that, we're not sure. But what's clear is that the process has been taking place for decades and produces a reliable, popular product.
The Different Types of Nutella Products
Nutella makes a wide range of products based on their iconic spread, and here are the main options available for UK confectionery fans:
Nutella spread – the family favourite that we are all familiar with, classic Nutella comes in a variety of sizes and containers. You can choose from tiny 15g containers, which are essentially taster packs (and would be great for kids' lunch boxes). Moving up the scale, you'll find the famous 200g and 400g jar products, which are the most common way to consume Nutella. However, if you have a ravenous family to feed or you are a genuine Nutella super-fan, there's only one way to go: their 750g and 1kg jars provide months worth of hazelnut and chocolate goodness, and this can help you save money if you need to buy Nutella in large amounts.
Nutella and Go – If you are all about snacking, Nutella and Go is the product for you. Realising that most Nutella fans loved the spread on toast or bread, Ferrero has launched a product that allows consumers to do just that, wherever they happen to be. Each Nutella and Go pack comes with 35g of Nutella spread, along with 13g of breadsticks, which are perfect for dunking in the gooey chocolate spread. If you're looking for a lunchtime treat for the kids or something to snack on after a hard session at the gym, check out Nutella and Go. Snacks hardly come more inviting.
Ferrero Rocher – Nutella is made by the Italian confectionery giant Ferrero, who also make the famous Rocher sweets, which have been a huge hit in the UK. Each Rocher contains a helping of Nutella, so if you like to eat your spread with a wafer crust or you want to give a decadent chocolate gift, why not choose a Ferrero Rocher set? With white, dark and milk chocolate varieties available, there should be a taste for everyone.
Nutella Recipes and Gift Ideas
What if your spouse or children adore Nutella, and you want to incorporate the spread into a Christmas or birthday gift? Well, aside from wrapping up a tub of the spread (which isn't a very creative gift idea), there are some things you might want to try, although they may require a little bit of creativity on your part. Here are some popular suggestions.
Nuttella cheesecake – A party favourite and pure decadence on a plate, Nutella cheesecake is easy to make. To whip one up, you'll need a pot of Nutella (with at least 400g of spread), 250g of digestive biscuits (any brand will do), some chopped hazelnuts, 60g of icing sugar, 75g of butter and 500g of cream cheese (Philadelphia will do just fine). Then, mix up 15g of the Nutella, digestives, hazelnuts and butter in a food mixer, then place this in the base of a round, spring-opened baking dish. To make the cheesecake filling, mix the cheese and icing sugar together with the rest of the Nutella, then spread it over the top of the digestive base. Chill it for 4 hours and it should be ready to serve.
Nutella cookies – Nutella cookies are the perfect option when you need to feed an army of young sweet lovers. Again, making them is easy. To do so, you'll need 275g of Nutella, 60g of chocolate chips, a large egg and 70g of plain flour. First, preheat an oven to 180 degrees and grease a baking tray. Now, mix together the flour, egg and Nutella in a bowl until the mixture is smooth, then add the chocolate chips. Form this dough into small clumps, about 2-3cm in width. Place them on the baking tray and cook them for 8-10 minutes. Then cool them on a cookie rack and they're ready for the party.
Nutella accessories – Nutella gift ideas aren't all about slaving away in the kitchen. There are also some nifty accessories around that the Nutella 'nuts' (no pun intended) would appreciate. For instance, you'll find special spreaders that are ideal for smearing Nutella on a freshly toasted slice of bread. Some places sell Nutella wall art and t-shirts (for real fans), and Ferrero has also come up with a Nutella cookbook, which is a must for any fans of the spread.
Pancakes with Nutella
[shortcode id="20366236"/]Is Nutella Fattening?
Unsurprisingly for such a sweet, delicious and addictive treat, Nutella is a fairly calorific food. On average, 100g of Nutella contains 546kcal (around 5 bananas). However, even the most passionate fan would struggle to consume 100g of Nutella in one sitting (although many of us have tried). A recommended serving size of 15g contains just 81kcal, and is enough to coat a slice of bread for a Nutella sandwich – so, eating the spread doesn't have to be a catastrophe for your waistline.
If you struggle with portion control, there are some things you can do that will allow you to continue to enjoy Nutella and fight weight gain. Most importantly, you could switch from larger jars to 15g sachets. These portion-sized containers will make you remember the recommended intake, and help to limit your consumption... at least in theory.
Similar Products for Nutella Fans
Nutella is delicious, but is it the only chocolate spread on the scene? Far from it. Although no-one knows the exact recipe for Nutella, many have sought to imitate it over the years, some successfully, and some dismally. Here are a few popular competitors:
Rawtella – An interesting new alternative to Nutella, Rawtella is available from fitness specialists Protein Works and has been formulated to provide more nutrients than Ferrero's popular spread. There's no palm oil in Rawtella, which will please environmentalists, but there are more calories in this than in Nutella, at 622 per 100g. Having said that, it contains three times as much protein, which is why it's catching on with gym bunnies and bodybuilders.
Pip and Nut – A small artisan producer from the UK, Pip and Nut makes a delicious range of nut butters including a limited edition chocolate and hazelnut variety. At 648kcal per 100g, it's on the fattening side, but with roasted hazelnuts and pure cacao, it tastes pretty impressive and contains plenty of protein as well. As with Rawtella, there's no palm oil in Pip and Nut's spread – another plus for the environment.
Biona – One of the UK's biggest makers of sustainable foodstuffs, Biona produce a gorgeous hazelnut and chocolate butter using 100 percent organic ingredients. At 567 calories per 100g, it's on par with Nutella, and just as smooth. It's also slightly higher in protein, which could be helpful for growing children.
Jim Jams – Firmly targeted at a younger demographic, Jim Jams hazelnut spread comes in a low-sugar variety and is available from HotUKDeals merchants like Holland and Barrett. At under 500 calories per 100g, it's the least calorific of the lot, is rich in protein and gluten-free. However, it does contain (sustainable) palm oil, so bear that in mind.
Tips on Finding Nutella Deals
How can you buy Nutella as cheaply as possible? Well, don't just head straight to the nearest supermarket and grab a jar off the shelf. It may be tempting, but this isn't a great solution for bargain hunters.
Instead, think about taking advantage of money-off or multi-buy offers. Head to the Nutella HotUKDeals listings and you'll find a constantly changing range of discounts from major UK merchants like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Waitrose and Lidl as well as online sellers like Amazon and delivery firms like Ocado.
If you've become a fan of Nutella and Go, supermarkets like CostCo regularly run generous multi-pack savings, which is a good way to save money on lunches. The key thing is to stay on top of current deals and pick the best ones as soon as they become available.
If you have a birthday coming up and need to buy Nutella in bulk for cookies or cakes, think about ordering in advance when deals are available, not just before the event. Remember, you can store Nutella for months without it going bad, so buy when the product is cheap, not just before you need it.
Nutty Chocolate Delights with the Nutella Discounts at HotUKDeals
Nutella is one of the most delicious spreads around. Whether you love to smear it all over croissants in the morning, dunk breadsticks in it at lunchtime or turn it into irresistible cheesecakes for parties and dinners, you can always find the cheapest Nutella products at HotUKDeals.

this. https://www.nutella.com/us/en/inside-nutella/quality-and-ingredients/palm-oil#:~:text=The palm oil in Nutella® is carefully treated during,from plantations subject to deforestation. https://www.nutella.com/us/en/inside-nutella/sustainability/palm-oil Any deals with nutella or amazon inevitably have the haters who have baseless or inaccurate claims to back up their hate for them.
For prime, yeah as the vast majority of people here have prime and most things aren’t worth paying £5 postage for on Amazon if you don’t have prime.
This has sustainable palm oil.
Have we given up having to put postage costs on these deals now?
4.99 Lidl for 1

Same in asda
Tesco Clubcard price is the same until 8th March
Same price in Morrisons £5.70/KG. Pancake day is 1st March so expect Lidl to sell Nutella on the cheap at or just after that date, usually £4 or £4.50 for a 1KG. Tbh they regularly sell at a good price.
The most l'd be comfortable to pay for these!(ignore the pricey 'From Prices' every store likes to display to reduce from)

I think it's you won't be able to develop diabetes any cheaper than this deal...
https://www.trolley.co.uk/product/nutella-hazelnut-chocolate-spread/VMF578

I bought this a few weeks ago and have used about 20 times. The rivets for the handle are already loose so there's a wobble. And the pan edge is not coated so you have to scrub quite a lot to remove burnt fat that gets there when you flip the pancake. Aside from that it's a very functional pan, very light and easy to use. The non stick works well but you will still need to oil between pancakes. I use a pressurised cake release spray can to get a fine mist. My pancake art however is shocking
Ok for induction? Its OK I found out it us not suitable for an induction cooker
Lovely!
Amazon also have the sausage dog one, but not in stock for awhile https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-B6799042-Sausage-Pancake-Aluminium/dp/B083PKDB99/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1YESBO6KT2LZP&keywords=tefal+pancake+pan&qid=1645299831&sprefix=tefal+pancake+pan,aps,73&sr=8-3

I tried the Aldi brand not bad
I often spread peanut butter and marmite (equivalent from aldi) onto separate toast, ends up joining up when it goes in (y)
Marmite peanut butter is amazing. I hated things like marmite cheese etc. but with the peanut butter they got it right.
So 75g better value infact!(but a huge jar)
Best price for Nutella is currently £4.99 for the 950gram jar in farmfoods.

Same in Sainsbury's.
Also in morrison small heath
I was in Tescos earlier today £2.00 for clubcard members

Just seen. £1.88 at Sainsburys using their Smart Shop service tied in with Nectar
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53 to 58p per 100g is the general price, irrespective of size or store

For some reason grocery store items in the UK never clearly display size/weight. Yes they display them, but never in obvious or universal positions, I find it most depressing. Glad to see these online adverts really overblowing the size/weight.
Saw it in Iceland for 2 today as well
Such dear stuff this!(reduced from £2.90)

Decent, shame don’t live near a store

Good price for the Nutella, especially with current grocery prices increasing all the time
I'm in love with the Biscoff spread and have been caught sticking a spoon in to just get a hit!!!

Don't worry, you're not losing your marbles... Checked and got it on s&s for 6.37 last March. (highfive). Perhaps I need my head checked tho as still to open them :S
Sure I had 2 for £7
Yes, I saw this yesterday and that's what made me check Amazon's prices. Shame not many people are getting the 25% off voucher to get it down to £3.92 per jar.
Try Costcos own brand, my little one said it’s nicer than Nutella
These are £4.99 each in Lidl at the minute too

It's got electrolytes!
Remember buying these from corner shop in the 90's, the small flat plastic thingys with a foil covering, eat with a tiny plastic spoon 😋
livestrong.com/article/132886-adverse-effects-palm-oil/ https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/palm-oil#TOC_TITLE_HDR_8 Take Home Message Palm oil is one of the most widely used oils in the world. However, the effects of its production on the environment, health of wild animals and lives of indigenous people are deeply concerning. If you want to use palm oil, purchase ethical, RSPO-certified brands. Additionally, since you can get similar health benefits from other oils and foods, it’s probably best to use other fat sources for most of your daily needs. For me its simple, Palm oil is solid in room temperature and I don't feel comfortable having it regularly just like fatty red meat. Each person's physical activity and their dietary needs are different but for me its a big no-no if I have a choice
How is Google what's wrong with palm oil?

Sorry you have lost me, where did I say Costco was cheaper? anyway I now buy the Costco Hazlenut spread which is half the price of Nutella and just as good (y)
1KG is £4.74 and this is £1.70 so it's 5p difference unless you have 15% off voucher which makes this deal better
No I shop in Costco
Do you run a shop?
Very small jars, I'm used to 1kg ones.

Good deal but same on Amazon. Can also do S&S with Amazon for another 15% off
Lovely stuff and price!(ideal deal)
Noted sir.
In case you're even vaguely interested, it's Turkish for "bring" (nerd)
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Good 4 u mate… I’m happy for ya.
Exactly! What a load of rubbish. Things are bad enough as they are and they think there are lots of people willing to pay extortionate prices for a limited range of items.