Correction: Will someone tell me why I don't eat Nutella at home? It has been brought to my attention that it exists in the U.S. by numerous people. I have lived all my life without this elixir? Ridiculous.
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Hello, my name is Zander Abranowicz. I am 16 years old, and a student at Fox Lane High School in Bedford, New York. I am currently living in Italy for the second half of my junior year, studying and experiencing Italian culture in full immersion. This blog is a compilation of my journal, notes, photographs, and sound bytes of my experience abroad.
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hehe, my friends in Germany always give me a hard time about my Nutella consumption at their house when I visit. I helped them finish off a 2 kilo (!!!) jar that was issued at the Millineum (2000 grams of Nutella, eh?). Great on toasted bread, with butter, or a slice of good cheese, mmmmmmm. the only possible downside is an unproven correlation between Nutella consumption and zits... yikes!
I have seen it at various grocery stores in the US, Whole Foods, et al, but don't forget the carbon footprint of such luxuries! (I use it as one excuse to get back to Europe ;-))
update, dude, they have it at WALMART now!
best to just pretend you can't get Nutella here. take it from experience- you will eat FAR TOO MUCH if it's always around!
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