Sweet temptations
Jul. 30th, 2010 03:40 pmI have just had lunch and, on top of that, had a couple of M&S Chocolate Chunk cookies so I can safely post about this, without abandoning my desk and rushing out to Sainsbury's to buy a jar.
I've beenobsessing thinking about Nutella since reading a comment on
brunorepublic 's journal the other day.
What is that makes this hazelnut and chocolate spread so alluring to me?
it's nostalgia, I think.
We were born in the same corner of Italy (Nutella is 3 years older but has fewer lines and wrinkles) and Nutella takes me right back to my childhood, to a time of innocence when I didn't know anything about what foods were good or bad for you.
I used to eat it by the spoonful (and I could still do it today!)
'Pane e nutella' (or being a Torinese, 'grissini e nutella' was just the perfect snack or merenda)
Nutella is part of the collective consciousness of many Italians: it even appears in Nanni Moretti's film "Bianca"

I wonder: is Nutella even better than sex?
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What is that makes this hazelnut and chocolate spread so alluring to me?
it's nostalgia, I think.
We were born in the same corner of Italy (Nutella is 3 years older but has fewer lines and wrinkles) and Nutella takes me right back to my childhood, to a time of innocence when I didn't know anything about what foods were good or bad for you.
I used to eat it by the spoonful (and I could still do it today!)
'Pane e nutella' (or being a Torinese, 'grissini e nutella' was just the perfect snack or merenda)
Nutella is part of the collective consciousness of many Italians: it even appears in Nanni Moretti's film "Bianca"

I wonder: is Nutella even better than sex?