Nutella
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- proper noun
- /nʊˈtɛlə/
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Nutella
- I get a cone of Nutella and cookies.
- Nutella, the chocolate hazelnut
- Nutella sandwich
- jar of Nutella
And I decided to go for Nutella and dark bueno first.
- And I decided to go for Nutella and dark bueno first.
- So he saw a TikTok that showed a healthy Nutella Starbucks coffee drink pack.
- It's it's kind of fluffy, but it's wet because Nutella is, it's like fluffy.
- I've, I've had posts, you know, things like avocado toast versus Nutella toast, just displaying the simple facts.
- Toasty Nutella on toast in brackets.
- Oh my gosh, why is Nutella so hard to open?
Examples
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I want to try the Red Velvet Cake Ice Cream, Pumpkin Gelato, and Nutella Ice Cream.
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I got Nutella, strawberry and Oreos in a crepe.
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Oh my gosh, why is Nutella so hard to open?
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Yeah, sure, get some Nutella.
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This could take me a while, but I do have a Nutella cronut to keep me going.
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OK, here is my Nutella Frappuccino.
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We've got blueberry and Nutella muffins.
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I went through obsessive stages with toast; for years, I had three pieces of toast every morning with butter and Nutella, two pieces for afternoon tea, and two after dinner.
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The highlight of my day was sitting with Angus on the side of the road, in the very hot shade, busting for the toilet and eating a tub of Nutella with our fingers, so exhausted that all we could do was laugh.
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I love spreading Nutella on my toast for breakfast.
Synonyms
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A smooth spread made from crushed nuts
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nutella comes from the English word nut and the Italian ending -ella, which means 'little'. The name gives the idea of a small, tasty nut, and that fits because Nutella is a sweet hazelnut chocolate spread from Italy.