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Mar 24, 2025 3:55 PM
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taez555
My gf's son asks for Amazon gift cards for gifts so he can buy the restaurant supply gallon size tubs of Nutella. He then writes his name on it, and goes through one every few months.
knexusatx
In February
scottyb652
He's nutella-n anyone his secret now
Idonotbelievewehavecompany
Underrated comment right here. Well donem have my upvote
funnyinthehead
It's because people consistently and inappropriately mispronounced it Nutella rather than Nutella, regardless of what the manufacturers tell you. It tells you the stress is on the N not the U
keyblader1985
EccentricNut
The official UK pronounciation is Nuh-tella, and the official American pronounciation is Noo-tella. In either case, the TEL is stressed, not the N.
KevinBMW
"Official". Mmmmkay.
EccentricNut
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/the-correct-way-to-pronounce-nutella-in-the-uk-is-nutella-newtelluh-is-just-for-america-10511650.html
Alurkerforcedtologin
You can't have a stressed consonant at the start of an English word.
hwatL4bloopy
It's hazelnuts not hazelnoots
funnyinthehead
Why...
funnyinthehead
Anyway, it's not an English word