Nutella, made mainly of hazelnuts and cocoa, is often marketed as "healthy" although it is creamy, creamy chocolate.
In the Nautila ads, children usually appear to be eating whole-baked toast slices of whole grains and topped with nautilus as a full breakfast.
In most countries, they are also marketed simply as cream-free, nutritious nuts, and ads mostly focus on the fact that the nutella does not contain industrial dyes or preservatives.
However, according to Business Insider, Nutella is not a healthy diet as it is rumored, referring to a photo circulated in social networking sites, promoted mainly by the Consumer Center in Hamburg, Germany, and shows exactly what the contents of one jar of Nautella.
According to the company, the jar contains only 5 essential ingredients: palm oil, cocoa, hazelnuts, skimmed milk powder and lots of sugar.
It is noted through the image of the German Consumer Center that sugar constitutes more than half of the jar Nautila, although what was written on the jar that sugar is an average of 21 grams of sugar for every 37 grams of nautilus or for each tablespoon of Nautila, More than half the amount of nitella in the jar.
This raises the question of the proportion or amount of palm oil in the jar, and therefore the amounts of cocoa, hazelnuts and skim milk powder.
