If there’s one thing that can make bread taste even better, it’s a generous dollop of hazelnut spread on it. But that’s not the only way to eat this. You can add it to your smoothies or even warm it up a bit for your pancakes.
This delicious mixture of chocolate and roasted hazelnuts is hard to resist and can be further used to make hazel spread bites, mug cakes, pies or as frosting on top of brownies, etc. Or just dip in a spoon and eat it as it is. Here is a list of various brands of hazelnut spreads that you will love.
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Best Five Brands of Hazelnut Spread Available Online
Nutella Hazelnut Spread with Cocoa
This 750-gm jar of hazelnut chocolate spread has no preservatives and added color. Spread it on fresh or toasted bread to enjoy its rich flavor.
Jindal Cocoa Chocolate Hazelnut Cream Spread
This hazelnut cream spread weighs 320 gm and contains no artificial flavors, palm oil or preservatives. You can spread it on toast, rotis, bread, biscuits, drizzle on pancake, waffle, crepes, or use it as a dip for fruits, nuts, cookies.
LISO Hazelnut Spread
This 240-gm hazelnut spread comes with a goodness of hazelnuts and Belgian cocoa powder. It has no preservatives, no artificial colors, and no artificial flavors.
The Butternut Co. Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
It’s a 200-gm jar of chocolate hazelnut spread that contains no refined sugar, no preservatives, and is suitable for vegans. You can make delicious shakes, smoothies, toast, etc with this spread.
Pintola Hazelnut Cocoa Spread
This 350-gm hazelnut cocoa spread comes with a goodness of hazelnut, which is trans-fat free and contains no palm oil. Make delicious items with this spread such as multigrain bread, muffins, cake, and many more.
Also read: Best Spreads and Jams For Quick Snacks
While these hazelnut chocolate spreads are immensely popular worldwide, what many don’t know is that the origin of this delicious treat lies in the gianduja or gianduia. This is a sweet chocolate spread that ideally contains about 30% of hazelnut paste, with the rest being chocolate. It’s said that this was invented in Turin during Napoleon’s reign.
