It's nutty, chocolatey and absolutely the perfect filling for a crepe — or just a spoon.
But while we all know that about Nutella, what we don't know is how to pronounce the name. Apparently.
In the U.S., it's commonly pronounced nuh-tell-uh. In the U.K., it's closer to nut-ell-uh.
But according to NutellaUSA.com, both ways are wrong.
On the Frequently Asked Questions portion of the website, the very first section states, "Nutella® (pronounced 'new-tell-uh') is a tasty, unique spread made from the combination of roasted hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa."
So that's settled! Or is it?
Buzzfeed even went straight to parent company Ferrero for a final ruling, and found out the official answer is basically: It depends.
“Ferrero aren’t trying to encourage a common worldwide pronunciation on this," they said. "In the U.K. we call it and pronounce it ‘Nutella,’ as do consumers. The U.S. pronunciation is just for them.”
Aren't we special?
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But how do they say it in Italy, where the hazelnut-chocolate spread was born?
We may not all say it the same way, but at least we're in agreement when it comes to eating it!