08 January 2012

Crepes with Nutella


Crêpes, cooked on an open griddle, and filled with Nutella are popular in France.

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Les crêpes, cuites devant soi sur une plaque chauffante et remplies de Nutella sont appréciées en France.

16 comments:

  1. They're popular here, too. My kids love them with Nutella, but that's too sweet for me. I like them just sprinkled with sugar. Beautiful photo; can smell 'em.

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  2. They are pretty popular at my house too! It is one of my favorite desserts with a few slices of banana wrapped inside. Yum.

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  3. I was just talking about Nutella crepes the other day. Discovered them on the street near our apt. last year. I can't wait to get back to Paris (next week!) and gobble one up!
    V

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  4. Grand Marnier, s.v.p. Never developed a taste for Nutella.

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  5. I think Nutella is popular everywhere! We have a restaurant in St. Paul that has an outdoor crepe stand in the summer. Not long enough for me!

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  6. Now that's an idea for dinner! Thanks!

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  7. Great photo, but really? I wonder if it's caught on in Brittany yet?

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  8. We love crepes with Nutella here too. Lovely picture.

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  9. Mais bien sur, Jilly. There is no crepe without a Nutella filling! Many people think Nutella is French when it is in fact, one of ITaly's most successful exports! I was so happy to find it here in the States (my son enjoys the occasional "tartine" after school, as I often did as a child.) I later discovered the recipe [and taste] are slightly different here. As a result, I stock up every time we got to France. Not easy to travel with a large Nutella jar, but well worth the effort ;-) Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)

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  10. We fell in love with Nutella on a trip to Germany. My children were delighted to get "chocolate peanut butter" with their breakfast rolls. It is much easier to find here these days. I stir it into my rasberry yogurt, slop it on bananas, and my grandsons love to use it as a dip for apple slices. What a wonderful way to get a little protein and make everything else taste better.

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  11. Crêpes with Nutella will be even more great when French people will learn how to pronounce Nutella :-)))

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  12. Paid advertising I hope, with such a sharp focus on the brand!
    ;)

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  13. *groan*

    My son loved those. But Nutella is so very expensive.

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  14. Ah! I know so many of them whose lives cannot be complete without Nutella :-)

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  15. The responses are astounding.
    Isn't it amazing how the makers of this product have managed to make it so popular WORLD WIDE? Outstanding marketing techniques worth becoming a case study or what?

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