Well Nutella is gluten free anyway, so even people that have decided they've got a gluten intolerance can eat it on toast :wink:

is ut chocolate free aswell? :smile:

its like the pound shop syndrome :smiley: call it a bargain and people pay £1 for a 79p item - same with this stick gluten free on something like this to get the allergy sufferers to buy it :smiley: and that's coming from someone who was diagnosed with coeliacs at six years of age :P - but hey, if its a deal, and you like it, then buy it by all means :smiley:

Does it make it any better for you or is it for people who have some sort of allergy?

its more for people who have allergy as it will still contain plenty of fat and sugar

It's in the free from aisle so aimed at those with restricted diets but it doesn't have added sugar and is made with more natural ingredients than others such as Nutella....basically isn't full of rubbish.
My children have multiple allergies and they love this.

its like the pound shop syndrome :smiley: call it a bargain and people pay £1 for a 79p item - same with this stick gluten free on something like this to get the allergy sufferers to buy it :smiley: and that's coming from someone who was diagnosed with coeliacs at six years of age :P - but hey, if its a deal, and you like it, then buy it by all means :smiley:

is ut chocolate free aswell? :smile:

Can't know it til you've tried it :wink:

*Knock even :-p

Totally agree....so many times our deliveries have been substituted or failed for our free from items and I'm sure people just see it being a pound so buy it!

hey silverfox...... u can eat proper Nuttela anyway ??.... sainsburys product aimed at dairy free diets?

Nutella contains milk.

It doesn't actually state that it's 'dairy free'

Well Nutella is gluten free anyway, so even people that have decided they've got a gluten intolerance can eat it on toast :wink:

Looks like all the fun has been sapped out of this product!!!

Is it possible to buy products with added gluten?
I'm on a diet and need the extra protein.

Thanks, good deal! I was wary at first but I checked the ingredients against regular chocolate spread and they are almost the same- tastes much the same too. The only real difference is that skim milk powder has been removed.

Edit: I just found out that milk has no gluten in it anyway! Marketing this product as "Gluten Free" feels like a mild scam to me, but for £1 I'm not complaining.

The description to totally wrong, here's the allergen info:

Hazelnuts.
May contain traces of soya,
milk, peanuts, and tree nuts.

Official Manufacturer Link