Upcoming display in refrigerator unit - Starting June 3, you can enjoy Nutella-flavored ice cream.
Nutella Spread was created by pastries chef Pietro Ferrero in Piedmont, Italy way back in 1940 and it's been accessible in Germany since the 1960s. These days, approximately 250,000 tons of this delectable spread are sold across the globe every year, and there's even a Nutella cookbook.
"Authentic" Nutella ice cream is out there now! It's expected to be readily available in stores from June 3rd. Naturally, we know about those swelteringly hot summer days:
Nutella ice cream is not solely frozen Nutella
Ferrero didn't just freeze the cream as you might at home, but instead crafted a true-blue layer cake: "Fluffily churned" hazelnut ice cream with three layers of Nutella, and "Nutella Whirls."
What's truly inside
The brand-new Nutella ice cream is a calorie bomb! Components: Sugar, glucose syrup, and beet sugar. Additionally, skim milk, cream, hazelnuts, sunflower and coconut oil. In every 100 grams of Nutella spread, there are 539 kilocalories, 30 grams of fat, and 56 grams of sugar.
The nutritional information on the ice cream hasn't been unveiled yet. Nevertheless, it's expected to be just about in the center of the recommended daily sugar consumption.
The pricing may differ depending on the seller
The price may vary according to the vendor. The 470-milliliter container is already up for grabs in online shops, at a price tag of 5.49 euros.
You can actually create it all by yourself (almost)
Ice cream makers who offer homemade Nutella ice cream must comply with specific directives. If you want to give it a try yourself, you can use a Thermomix or comparable kitchen gadgets. Ingredients: Cream, dark chocolate, Nutella, eggs, and sugar. There are also numerous recipes on culinary portals like chefkoch.de. The original with the "Nutella Whirl" (swirl) will likely be available only from the manufacturer.
Incidentally, Ferrero suggests allowing the ice cream to defrost for about 10 minutes for a creamy delight.
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Source: symclub.org
