Nutella or NOT?

Dining in Europe has created in me a Nutella addiction! With a European cruise looming....any CC peers with Nutella knowledge at the buffet or dining rooms on Princess line?

Cheers

Dining in Europe has created in me a Nutella addiction! With a European cruise looming....any CC peers with Nutella knowledge at the buffet or dining rooms on Princess line?

 

Cheers

I saw a jar last cruise in Australia, but then they had Vegemite too:eek:.

I saw a jar last cruise in Australia, but then they had Vegemite too:eek:.

Mmmm Vegemite, yum.

If they don't have Nutella on the ship, grab some while in port.

I think I saw Nutella four of five cruises ago but with the Norovirus outbreaks it seems harder to find.

Something was bothering me. I could have sworn I saw Nutella at our local supermarket. Checked their web-site, sure enough, there it is.

OP, not sure where you are located but here in Arizona you can purchase it at the local market. The market is part of the Kroger chain, maybe you can just get it at home.

I've seen it on the ships at some point... no guarantee though. It is widely available in supermarkets...

Just finish a med cruise. NO nutella, to be found anywhere. Asked, then, we finally purchased a small jar off ship and brought it daily to the dinning room.

Good luck. It may be a product of another cut back.

Dining in Europe has created in me a Nutella addiction! With a European cruise looming....any CC peers with Nutella knowledge at the buffet or dining rooms on Princess line?

 

Cheers

Another Nutella addict here. Bring your own just in case! Not sure where you live but here's a link for the individual packets. http://www.amazon.com/Nutella-Individual-Single-Weight-ounces/dp/B000QCOALC

Happy Cruising!!

Costco has carried it for quite a while. In the Costco size package, of course.

On the 2016 world cruise they occasionally had Nutella ice cream. And if you are traveling in Europe you might find other wonderful chocolate spreads and nusse nougat.

Hit and miss unfortunately, we don't usually bother but sailing with a little person in July so will be bringing a jar with us!!!

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Definitely buy the Nutella in Europe. It just tastes better there. Maybe better ingredients.

I think I saw Nutella four of five cruises ago but with the Norovirus outbreaks it seems harder to find.[intriguing-but probably makes sense!

Costco has carried it for quite a while. In the Costco size package, of course.[Just checked Costco and "Eureka"-I am set with Nutella for a long time-cheers]

Another Nutella addict here. Bring your own just in case! Not sure where you live but here's a link for the individual packets. http://www.amazon.com/Nutella-Individual-Single-Weight-ounces/dp/B000QCOALC

 

Happy Cruising!!

 

Thank you

And I'm only half joking about this:

The family is upset with me for booking Princess instead of Holland America. They are all addicted to Nutella crepes on Holland America, and if Princess does not have Nutella on the Coral next week, I will hear about it from now until eternity!

My youngest kid, who only likes what he knows and is the most opinionated, is already convinced he doesn't like Princess. No Nutella will seal his opinion for life.

My wife will be fine with the ship, and everything else, if she gets her "normal cruise breakfast."

Nutella is like crack in a jar. We get the twin pack at Costco.. :D

Pretty much every store now carries Nutella plus other brands version. Just bring your own jar just to be safe that way you can have it whenever wherever.

All of our grocery stores carry it....if your's don't, order it online...you can buy ANYTHING online!

And I'm only half joking about this:

 

The family is upset with me for booking Princess instead of Holland America. They are all addicted to Nutella crepes on Holland America, and if Princess does not have Nutella on the Coral next week, I will hear about it from now until eternity!

 

My youngest kid, who only likes what he knows and is the most opinionated, is already convinced he doesn't like Princess. No Nutella will seal his opinion for life.

 

My wife will be fine with the ship, and everything else, if she gets her "normal cruise breakfast."

The last time I saw it, it was on the Coral about 1 1/2 years ago. At first it appeared in a large bowl for self serving & when it disappeared one day my favorite waiter would have a small serving bowl ready each morning.