ChavezSpeakstheTruth
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:36 PM
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Lavender Brown
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:38 PM
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:39 PM
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2. Nice. I had never heard of the stuff.... |
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...until I lived in Madrid studying abroad, and I loved it! I thought you could only get it there, but I see it in stores all the time now. Have we always had it, or is it relatively new in the States?
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:40 PM
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4. It's always been available in Italian specialty stores |
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At least where I live. :)
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:41 PM
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6. It's been around for years, |
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but it's been much easier to find lately. They must have a fairly new U.S. distributor who's gotten them into the supermarkets.
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:47 PM
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7. OK, that was ill-informed. |
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Turns out Nutella is made by Ferrero, which has had a U.S. division for years. (Tic Tac, anyone?)
Still, they must have stepped up their efforts to get into supermarkets in the past decade, because like Winter1979, I'd only seen the stuff in specialty stores before then.
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:40 PM
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But Snickers spread -- now THERE's something I can eat with a spoon all night long. And it's made in POLAND, which I never forget.
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Thu Oct-21-04 01:40 PM
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5. I no tella..... youa tella? |
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