Nutella can be eaten on toast, with fruit, or on a crêpe. Two more ways to enjoy the chocolate hazelnut spread.
The firm is releasing two new US products on Feb. 5 to mark World Nutella Day, a fan-created event. Both goods are new to Americans yet enjoyed by many worldwide.
Nutella B-Ready, the first item, is a light, crispy wafer shell filled with Nutella and puffed wheat chips.
The individually wrapped, bar-shaped snack will be sold in 2-count packs for $1.89 or 6-count packs for $3.99 at major stores. This spring, major club stores will sell a 36-count bundle for $13.99.
Nutella Biscuits are golden biscuits filled with Nutella. Each biscuit has a "n"-stamped heart, like a sandwich cookie.
A 20-count resealable package of cookies will cost $4.79. If your mouth is watering, both new goods are available nationwide and online this month.
The company's first new U.S. goods in 11 years are Nutella B-Ready and Biscuits. Nutella & GO!, a snack pack comprising breadsticks and Nutella, was debuted in 2012.
"We are happy to be releasing Nutella B-Ready and Nutella Biscuits in the U.S.," said senior vice president of spreads.
The cookie aisle has more than Nutella's new snacks. Oreo introduced its next limited-time flavour last week.
The new "Most Oreo Oreo" cookie has two chocolate wafers sandwiched between two "Most Stuf" crème with ground-up Oreo crumbs.