[ARCHIVED THREAD] - NUTELLA!!!! (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 6/28/2011 9:37:56 AM EDT
HOLY SHIT WHY HAVEN'T I EVER EXPERIENCED THIS GREATNESS BEFORE NOW??!!?11?/
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Oh yeah! Nutella is awesome. I remember eating it on warm bread or in saltines when i was a kid while watching cartoons after school. Memories, oh sweet, chocolatey hazelnut memories. 
And you do a quick Wiki on it and you see how the recipe varies between some countries (US consumed Nutella differs from Italian or even the Russian version). Regardless, the stuff is awesome. GOnna buy a tub of it the next time i am around town. |
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this. In france my breakfast was almost always:
Croissant with Nutella, cheese, some fruit slices. Nasty, Nasty coffee. still jones for that breakfast now and then... Quoted:
When traveling, it's the best breakfast EVER. (Brings back memories of Europe, Germany, Austria..) (on a croissant) When at home... I have it about once a month, usually as a desert on a non toasted piece of bread. |
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Nutella's good stuff.  Nutella's what is good stuff? You forgot a word. The only thing worse than a grammar nazi is an incorrect grammar nazi. ETA: Nutella is awesome; just don't mistake it for anything of nutritional value. It's mostly sugar. I wasnt aware that one could make a contraction out of the word "nutella". AND: It was a joke sparky. Relax. |
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Wow, been eating it for close to 40 years now, my kids are addicted to the stuff, put it on waffles, toast, bread, croissants, bananas...
Luckily Costco carries it in bulk or I'd go broke trying to feed them with the little jars you can buy at the grocery store. 
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Nutella's good stuff. Nutella's what is good stuff? You forgot a word. 
It is a grammatically correct and accepted use of apostrophes to indicate an omitted letter, not just the possessive form. Just because it is most often used in common contractions such as don't, or it's, or could've doesn't mean it cannot be used to indicate an omitted letter in many other words or phrases. While more informal, the use is entirely grammatically correct. nutella's good stuff = nutella is good stuff I officially demote your Grammar Nazi rank from obersturbahnfuhrer to lowly feldwebel. Please turn in your rank insignia to the duty sergeant. |
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Loved that stuff when I lived in Italy for a couple years as a kid. Then I saw it on the shelves at the local HEB. I resisted the urge to get a jar for a long time... but finally gave in last year.
Hell, I had some on a slice of bread last night. Oh, and "nutella's" would be a contraction of "nutella is". Just like "John's gonna go to the store" is basically "John is going to go to the store." |
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Quoted: Quoted: 2 Eggo waffles + Nutella= Sandwich of AWESOME I do the same thing but I add peanut butter. I'm considering also adding marshmallow fluff but my taste buds might be overwhelmed by the awesome. Nutella and Fluffanuter Sammich......so sweet it hurts my teeth. |