#52
Posted: 9/5/04 at 4:46pm
If I had to choose a way to die, I'd have Nigela Lawson be my live-in lover and chef. She could cook me all her heart-attack-inducing recipes.
#53
Posted: 9/5/04 at 10:51pm
I went to the US open today and they had crepes with nutella!
It cost 7 dollars and fifty cents for a small crepe, but hey--I got on TV!
It cost 7 dollars and fifty cents for a small crepe, but hey--I got on TV!
#54
Posted: 9/6/04 at 11:48am
I'm glad the cake was a hit, Undiscovered, and I agree about Nigella cooking you to death. That would be the way to go.
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#55
Posted: 9/6/04 at 11:50am
If you guys ever get to the Paris hotel in Las Vegas they make the BEST crepes. The one I had with Nutella was to die for!!
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#56
Posted: 9/6/04 at 2:10pm
My friend's stepdad is French--he just moved here a few years ago, so he knows how to make crepes--I can't wait till the next time I go over there!!
#57
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:19pm
Just giving this a ba-bump as I had the nutella cake over the weekend and it was just the most incredible thing I have ever had the pleasure of eating. Had it warm when it was freshly baked and then it was stored in the fridge. When it was cold, it had a very fudge-y and sticky texture, like a brownie. Only so much better.
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#59
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:25pm
Maybe I should buy some Nutella and just eat it straight out of the jar....
#60
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:32pm
Undi - you did indeed. My word, it's truly special. My arteries may never recover, but I'll die happy.
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#61
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:33pm
arteries, schmartiers...
As my favorite bakery states:
Life is short. Eat dessert first
As my favorite bakery states:
Life is short. Eat dessert first
#62
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:33pm
Nutella is divine. I think I have some in the kitchen. That'll be a nice little mid-day pick me up!
#63
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:35pm
I can't keep it in my apt.
It is delish and once I had the worst pms and was eating it with a spoon.
Not a good thing!
It is delish and once I had the worst pms and was eating it with a spoon.
Not a good thing!
#64
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:35pm
I was raised on it. I was raised in England, and always thought it was an American thing, since I don't really remember lots of people eating it, and my parents are American. Anyway, when I moved to the United States, I was happy to find it in every single supermarket.
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#66
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:40pm
Is there any other way than eating it right out of the container with a spoon?
#69
Posted: 5/16/05 at 12:59pm
Maybe that's why they made a sad face, because they have such a low nutella tolerance.
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#71
Posted: 5/16/05 at 1:04pm
melted nutella on profiteroles...
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#73
Posted: 5/16/05 at 2:52pm
EEW....nutella is just nasty.....I have still not recovered from trying it in Venice, Italy in 2002.......ugh
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#74
Posted: 5/16/05 at 6:14pm
mmmm, Nutella and cream cheese on a bagel... yummy...
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#75
Posted: 5/16/05 at 7:17pm
umm i had some this morning on a cruosant (sp?)
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