Nutella

[Jlynn217 54]

Is it a yes or a no

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Well technically you cant eat whatever you want, there is no "NO" food exception carbonation.

However, I suggest you read the nutrition label on it before making your decision. In a nutshell, Nutella is awful for you nutritionally.

[vmarlau 207]

Yummy I love Nutella !

[LouisianaLiLi 231]

I eat it...but I use it as an afternoon "pick me up" before my workout. 1 Tbsp. maybe 2x/week.

[Jlynn217 54]

I know nothing is 'not allowed' just wanted a general consensus. It's better than say chocolate fronting right? Like if I made a diabetic recipe of cake it would be a healthier choice than canned icing?

[Jlynn217 54]

Of a healthier choice for strawberry dip than the fruit choc

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No, it's not a better choice than frosting. Nutella is much worse.

You need to start comparing nutritional labels, it's an enlightening experience

[cheryl2586 3,053]

Nutella is full of sugar and fat. I would rather eat a laughing cow cinnamon cheese spread for 45 calories then a spoonful of that crap. You definitely need to read labels. Just because its says nuts does not mean its Protein.< /p>

[honk 780]

Definitely a no! Way too high in fat and calories. If you're going to have candy it would be better to choose dark chocolate because at least that has health benefits.

[meyouus 415]

Thanks Missy for clearing that up with posting the labels. Sure shed light for me, even though I don't eat Nutella.

[wallflower 188]

Don't freakin do it! It's a slippery slope