Hey Europeans: Desperately Need Nutella "Snack and Drin
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Hey Europeans: Desperately Need Nutella "Snack and Drin
Hey everyone.
I have been trying to get my hands on some Nutella Snack and Drink packs for a long time, since they don't sell them in the states. I've yet to locate them online, but I know they're for sale in stores in France, Germany, and other European countries.
Since this community has international members, it seems like the perfect group to turn to. Does anyone on these forums live in a country that sells Nutella Snack and Drink packs? If so, would anyone be willing to send a few to the states? I'll pay shipping and compensate you for your efforts (pm me an offer).
For those that aren't sure what they look like, here's a link http://www.thefoodsection.com/foodse...ng_list_n.html
Let me know
Tom
I have been trying to get my hands on some Nutella Snack and Drink packs for a long time, since they don't sell them in the states. I've yet to locate them online, but I know they're for sale in stores in France, Germany, and other European countries.
Since this community has international members, it seems like the perfect group to turn to. Does anyone on these forums live in a country that sells Nutella Snack and Drink packs? If so, would anyone be willing to send a few to the states? I'll pay shipping and compensate you for your efforts (pm me an offer).
For those that aren't sure what they look like, here's a link http://www.thefoodsection.com/foodse...ng_list_n.html
Let me know
Tom
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Sorry, here's another link http://www.germandeli.com/nusndr.html
Yeah, normal Nutella is pretty easy to come by, but these snack and drink packs are proving illusive. I'm not even sure if the company still makes them. If they were sold at Costco, I would probably eat little else
Tom
Yeah, normal Nutella is pretty easy to come by, but these snack and drink packs are proving illusive. I'm not even sure if the company still makes them. If they were sold at Costco, I would probably eat little else
Tom
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That page caught my eye, but if you look below the box in the middle of the page, they hide the message "Currently out of stock". I actually called them to confirm that--apparently they're not getting another shipment for months. That's why I think I'm going to have to bypass the stores to get my hands on these things.
Tom
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...but so worth it!Jcart wrote: but very unhealthy
For those of you who have never had the snack and drink packs, they're pretty excellent. It's got 3 chambers--one has liquidy Nutella, another has a bunch of little cracker-like breadsticks, and the third is sealed and has a kind of peach tea. You take off the top cover, stick a straw into the tea, and dip the breadsticks into the Nutella. It's quite the experience.
I'm really hoping a I can find a source of these here in the states.
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