Nocciolata Organic Classic Hazelnut Spread, 8.82 Ounce

I bought this because I wanted a dairy free option for breakfast that felt indulgent but still clean. The organic label and the lack of artificial stuff gave me confidence to keep a tub in the kitchen for steady mornings. This 5.5 pound size is convenient for a family and for anyone who uses a lot of it in a week without running out mid week. In daily use it spreads smoothly right from the jar and stays creamy at room temperature. I’ve used it on toast, swirled into yogurt, and even tucked a thin layer into pancake stacks. The texture lives up to the description a creamy and smooth feel, and it pairs nicely with fruit and oats without ever getting too sweet. Flavor comes through as a balanced cocoa hazelnut note without clashing with other toppings. What stood out is how close this dairy free option comes to the traditional treat in taste and mouthfeel. It feels indulgent without an overpowering sweetness, and I appreciate the clean ingredients and the fact that there are no artificial colors or preservatives. It also checks boxes like non-GMO and palm oil free, which makes it easy to use daily without second thoughts. Overall I’m really happy with it. It stays soft enough in the fridge and a quick stir brings it back to a good spreadable consistency after some chill. The only small note is that the big size is a bit of a commitment to finish, but that is a minor trade off for everyday usefulness. Five stars for flavor, texture, and clean ingredients.

I've tried purchasing this twice. Each time the container was leaking and made a huge mess Inside the Box. Amazon was quick to address it but it's still pretty bad packaging. It was also kind of inconsistent and had some lumpy spots. Kind of like how natural peanut butter gets clumps. If you're able to get a container of it still sealed it's definitely yummy. I prefer it over Nutella any day

We love Nocciolata Dairy Free Hazelnut Spread with Cocoa SO MUCH that I bought the 5.5 Pound tub. Beyond BUMMED to go to reorder and find out that it was no longer available. Probably a tarriff problem. No thank you Trump.

The 11-pound bucket is 5.5 pounds, so the price per ounce is not 0.43 but 0.86, making it as expensive as the glass jars, if not more expensive. edit: the title has been corrected, but the price per ounce hasn't. A bucket is 5.5 pounds, which converts to 88 ounces. How do you get to $0.4 per ounce when the price is $70 per bucket? everything else aside, the spread is great, I would rate it higher than Nutella.