Nutella launches a new spread that is ‘better than the original’ – and it is available on Amazon

Nutella fans are ecstatic after discovering a new variety of the spread called ‘Better than the original’, must roll out in supermarkets in the United Kingdom.

Dragged on toast, ice on cakes or made to milkshakes, there is no end to the ways in which the versatile hazelnut conflicts can be consumed.

Now Nutella has revealed that the British cabinets are in stock with a new iteration of the worldwide -praised sauce – A vegan variety.

Soon vegetable eaters will be treated to a vegan version that uses one unlikely ingredient to replicate his iconic creamy consistency.

On top of the usual ingredients of cocoa, hazelnuts and sugar, manufacturers have also added a number of improbable suspects, including chickpeas and rice syrup.

They claim that the new addition will have the same ‘taste and creaminess that fans know and love’, but are ‘specially made to offer a wonderful new choice, making Nutella’s characteristic of roasted hazelnuts and cocoa with vegetable ingredients such as chickpeas and rice syrup’.

It is already available on Amazon and will roll out in Sainsbury from 25 May, with other supermarkets not yet unveiling when they are planning to follow.

The vegan Nutella will be Sold in 350 g of pots, which is the same size as usually sold in the original variety.

A pot of vegan hazelnut distribution costs customers £ 3.99 from Sainsbury’s, a slight price increase on the standard version that is £ 3.18 of the retailer.

Ferrero has announced plans to expand availability from 2026 to other supermarkets in the United Kingdom.

The spread, which has already been released at a handful of locations around the world, delighted chocolate fans when it first made it debut in Australia in 2024.

Post on social media, supermarket based in Melbourne, Melbournebest Vegan Eats, shared a message in which the news was announced that they would save the product.

Facade gourmets flooded the comments with excitement, as someone wrote that they were ‘drooling’, while others just exclam ‘oh my god’.

“I literally sent my mother the next day to get two pots,” said another.

According to the comments, fans have also seen the spread in Rome.

About the launch, Mathieu Maggi, marketing director Nutella Uk & I, Ferrero, said: ‘Millions of people around the world have enjoyed the unique taste of Nutella for more than 60 years, and we are pleased to welcome even more consumers in the brand with the launch of Nutella Vegetable.

“We have developed this innovation to offer a wonderful new choice that delivers the unmistakable Nutella experience in a vegetable version, to replace milk with vegetable ingredients without compromising on quality and taste.”

The decision to make a vegan version of the classic was inspired by a new wave of vegetable munchers, the brand said.

Ferrero recently mentioned research that shows that 4.7 percent of British adults – about 2.5 million people – follow a vegan diet.

It comes after Nutella fans were Blown away after it discovered why the “N” in the Chocolate and Hazelnut Spread Black logo – After the maker died on Valentine’s Day at the age of 97.

Francesco Rivella, called the ‘Father of Nutella’, died on February 14Only a decade since days shy Ferrero founder Michele Ferrero’s Death.

As the right hand of Ferrero, the couple traveled the whole world to find the perfect ingredients for their groundbreaking chocolate brand.

Dr. Rivella is credited to help the Alba-based brand to grow into an international sensation, innovative products from the chemistry of the Wonka-like chocolate.

The chemist is said to have had an instrumental role in creating Nutella and is credited to think of the name of the world-famous chocolate hazelnut distribution.

In the light of the death of the inventor, a Nutella fanatic, who goes by @Thankyou_Payme, went to X to express their frustration about the ‘mystery’ behind the logo.

A death message from Dr. Rivella in the afterThe person exclaimed: “Noooooo I wanted to ask him why the N is black.”

In response, one person wrote: “Tragic loss, but now we will never be able to discover the Great Nutella -Typografogie -Omswering -before his secrets could be spilled.”

When I was first informed of the color difference, a person said, “Wait how did I not notice that,” while another noticed, “never noticed this so far.”

In the meantime, hundreds of fans were asked to share their own theories behind the logo, with one writing: “Maybe the ink was not enough to be red.”

To solve potential trademark problems, Ferrero decided to keep “n” black in the logo, while the rest of the letters were colored red.

This helped can be distinguished and to make the logo unique, while the trademark of the company protects, where the black “n” quickly became a remarkable part of the Nutella brand.