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Nutella

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  • Pyramidal plastic boxes filled with gold-wrapped Ferrero Rocher chocolates arranged closely together.
    Ferrero Group
    / Expansion and European foothold (1950s–1970s)

    …recipe, giving it the name Nutella. The product, an instant hit upon release, would become one of Ferrero’s most iconic products worldwide. As a spreadable product, Nutella helped move chocolate from occasional desserts or between-meal treats into everyday mealtimes. Its name—combining the descriptive “nut” with the Italian suffix “-ella”—gave it…

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    …recipe, giving it the name Nutella. The product, an instant hit upon release, would become one of Ferrero’s most iconic products worldwide. As a spreadable product, Nutella helped move chocolate from occasional desserts or between-meal treats into everyday mealtimes. Its name—combining the descriptive “nut” with the Italian suffix “-ella”—gave it…

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