As we all know nutella price was hiked recently where 400 grams selling for £2.50 and imported from poland 350 grams for 1.69 from some home bargains
Lidl currently doing 1kg local uk pack for in store for £3.99
Grabbed around 3 will get some
MoreThere are around 50/60 in stock in kennedy centre Belfast
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OB1 to awastedyouth
10 Sep 1519#9
nah, haven't you seen the adverts? It's made of milk and hazelnuts and makes a very healthy breakfast.
nublets2k
10 Sep 158#1
I'm gonna need a bigger spoon!
millarcat
10 Sep 155#2
Looks like i'll be going to Lidl later...
brilly
10 Sep 153#14
screw you.. a portion is a jar! :stuck_out_tongue:
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nublets2k
10 Sep 158#1
I'm gonna need a bigger spoon!
millarcat
10 Sep 155#2
Looks like i'll be going to Lidl later...
keiran5517
10 Sep 15#3
Not in our leaflet this week
oscarneill1 to keiran5517
10 Sep 15#4
Is this nationwide?
Rusty82
10 Sep 15#5
Hot! :laughing:
I have a serious addiction to this stuff!
#morbidlyobeseandlovingit
PSmith222
10 Sep 153#6
Lidl's own brand tastes just as good and is even cheaper -all the time. If you're going there to buy one of these also buy one for their own brand Choco Nussa and do a taste test.
vanityfair to PSmith222
10 Sep 152#23
You are so right. I bought them both at the same time and did a taste test exactly the same with possiby Lidl's own having a slight edge.
vanityfair to PSmith222
10 Sep 15#24
You are so right. I bought them both at the same time and did a taste test exactly the same with possiby Lidl's own having a slight edge. Yup, they didn't mention anything about sugar just healthy milk and nuts so deffo healthy
siliconbits
10 Sep 15#7
I think it is time for some nutella.
awastedyouth
10 Sep 151#8
yum, 57% sugar - roughly 5 teaspoons of sugar per slice of bread
OB1 to awastedyouth
10 Sep 1519#9
nah, haven't you seen the adverts? It's made of milk and hazelnuts and makes a very healthy breakfast.
eset12345 to awastedyouth
10 Sep 152#11
as opposed to say marmalade at 90% sugar, or cheaper jams at 60 or 70% sugar, its 'healthy' compared to the majority of other spreads.
yrreb88 to awastedyouth
10 Sep 15#13
Where's the 5 teaspoons come from? A portion is 15g so 2 teaspoons. The equivalent portion of butter is about 110 calories whilst this is 81.
Heaven forbid people taste something other than plain bread though. :stuck_out_tongue:
knack
10 Sep 15#10
Looks like a Lidl NI deal.
helenka2k to knack
22 Sep 15#48
I found it at Milton Keynes today at the same price :smiley:
brilly
10 Sep 152#12
lol? did you forget the 31.6% fat?
the rest of jam is water
nutella has twice the calories found in jam
[marmalade generally has the same sugar as jam (maybe you are mixing up %fruit)]
brilly
10 Sep 153#14
screw you.. a portion is a jar! :stuck_out_tongue:
yomanation
10 Sep 15#15
Actually, even plain bread has too many calories. Going by this logic, we should eat nothing.
amadahmed2
10 Sep 15#16
15 grams which contain 8.1 grams of sugar. I've been told per tea spoon is 2.5g - thus, 3 and a quarter spoons.
P.s. 15g for one slice is too much anyways, you can fit that on to two slices. 15g is equivalent to one full table spoon. So, 81 calories spread across two slices is not that bad. 4g of sugar per slice, mind - which works out to as I've said above 3 and a quarter teaspoons of sugar spread across two slices.
samera82
10 Sep 152#17
I don't think you can attach healthy to nutella. Enjoy it if you love chocolate, but it's not healthy. The amount of hazelnut is small in comparison to the oil and sugar.
amadahmed2
10 Sep 15#18
I've just done some research. 8 grams is equivalent to 1.6 teaspoons - according to "convertunits.com". So, would that mean the 8g of sugar per 15g of nutella is only 1.6 teaspoons?
yrreb88 to amadahmed2
10 Sep 151#20
It's generally accepted that 4g is 1 teaspoon so 8g is 2 teaspoons of sugar. Certainly not 5 as someone posted earlier.
That site is converting teaspoons of water to grams too. :wink:
iibdii
10 Sep 15#19
Eary this year it was 3.50 in UK and 3.99 in NI now i cant check the UK prices and not sure if its only NI or whole UK but its a special edition pack size so they wont be just making for NI only
Raimonds
10 Sep 15#21
Loads of Nutella! :smiley:
jamesellis86
10 Sep 15#22
I bought a 1kg jar from Germany in August for 4€. Slight difference in nutrition stats and ingredients. For UK this is ok in price.
c-traxx
10 Sep 15#25
I just hope there will be some left when i finish work :disappointed:
awastedyouth
10 Sep 15#26
Slap your bread on a digital scale before and after spreading nutella. I guarantee most people use far more than the suggested 15g serving, especially kids.
iibdii to awastedyouth
10 Sep 15#27
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All i know is a standard 400 gram lasts two days sometimes 3 and if it pancakes sunday then need a jar a day
immy12
10 Sep 15#28
Cheers :smiley:
frydan
10 Sep 15#29
nice deal
otterboxer
10 Sep 15#30
id use this on 1 slice of toast cmon make bigger jars!
bojangles
10 Sep 15#31
Wish they done the 5kg jars in this country.
229mel to bojangles
10 Sep 151#33
Like you aren't fat enough already...
rbcuk
10 Sep 15#32
Thanks
F1_
10 Sep 15#34
Look way I see it.. When you feel like junking.. Instead of eating junk food like crisps and mars etc... Try Nuts with Nutella... Tastes proper Bhoom! Plus its healthier than the other option and filling! Them Fats are partially healthy Fata from Hazlenuts. So Tis' All Goood
229mel to F1_
10 Sep 15#36
the whole 6% nuts in it sure are ''healthy'' .. Sheeps gonna sheep
brainbug100
10 Sep 15#35
Don't have to eat it in one go you know
brainbug100
10 Sep 151#37
Love it when the food police are out in force. Quick run for the hills, save the children, don't eat anything bad for you...ever. Really winds me up
Heated by the way
splender to brainbug100
11 Sep 15#38
Food police were the parents,grandparents and relatives. They are outsourced partially now to government , agencies, health trusts because people are not trusted without two tiers of parental guidance plus relatives around them offering healthy sensible advice. Other amateur food police take action as they are sick and tired of paying ever spiralling tax increases in the indirect form of flight tax, green taxes, levy this and duty plus cut backs for national health as a whole.
soldierboy001
11 Sep 15#39
Don't forget to buy the other reasonably priced items in the store that are as good if not better than other supermarket products. As proved often in blind taste tests.
geeko
11 Sep 15#40
Excellent to dip your deep fried butter sticks in :smiley:
soldierboy001 to geeko
11 Sep 15#41
What is a deep fried butter stick please?
iibdii
11 Sep 15#42
Possibly meant deep fried mars bar
briandead21
11 Sep 15#43
Not at my Lidl but I did find the 350g jar for £1.65 at Aldi
Yeah I think i'll give it a miss, Thanks for replying.
bibizizi
11 Sep 15#46
Good for bulking.
iibdii
13 Sep 15#47
went for more but was none on shelf, asked the guy and he said, promotion ended so removed it, might get at even cheaper at lidl clearance event which takes place once or twice a month
iibdii
28 Sep 15#49
If any one still looking this. Asda doing them for £5 which is still good value
stay
30 Nov 15#50
£4 in asda
soldierboy001 to stay
30 Nov 15#51
Price profiteers.
iibdii
2 Dec 15#52
Its back in lidl for same price
Libya
27 Dec 16#53
I'm ganna buy one jar tonight.
soldierboy001 to Libya
27 Dec 16#54
Good luck on a 15 month old post.
iibdii
27 Dec 16#55
Actually I have seen it at same price at festive aisle couple of times in last couple of months
Sometimes £4 and sometimes £5
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Opening post
Lidl currently doing 1kg local uk pack for in store for £3.99
Grabbed around 3 will get some
MoreThere are around 50/60 in stock in kennedy centre Belfast
Top comments
All comments (55)
I have a serious addiction to this stuff!
#morbidlyobeseandlovingit
Yup, they didn't mention anything about sugar just healthy milk and nuts so deffo healthy
Heaven forbid people taste something other than plain bread though. :stuck_out_tongue:
the rest of jam is water
nutella has twice the calories found in jam
[marmalade generally has the same sugar as jam (maybe you are mixing up %fruit)]
P.s. 15g for one slice is too much anyways, you can fit that on to two slices. 15g is equivalent to one full table spoon. So, 81 calories spread across two slices is not that bad. 4g of sugar per slice, mind - which works out to as I've said above 3 and a quarter teaspoons of sugar spread across two slices.
That site is converting teaspoons of water to grams too. :wink:
All i know is a standard 400 gram lasts two days sometimes 3 and if it pancakes sunday then need a jar a day
Heated by the way
Sometimes £4 and sometimes £5