Peanut butter or nutella.

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    SarRawrNaomi's AvatarSarRawrNaomi , 08-01-2011 08:24 PM
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    Originally Posted by H82Sweat
    Try this instead. Far better stats than Nutella

    http://ilovepeanutbutter.com/darkchocolatedreams.html
    it...sounds....AMAZING. I think I'm in love lol
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    SarRawrNaomi's AvatarSarRawrNaomi , 08-01-2011 08:28 PM
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    Originally Posted by yoyoma
    When there is nutella in the house for my daughter, I end up having to put it in the freezer so it won't tempt me. Hubby is in charge of doling it out when I am not around. I wish it were healthy!!!
    It's so addicting. because of it, I'll probably only lose like .5 this week. haha. well that and TOM. Stupid nutella and your deliciousness!
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    nikkinouille's Avatarnikkinouille , 08-02-2011 10:29 AM
    I second the comments on Justin's Hazelnut Butter. It is natural and doesn't have all the added crap that Nutella has. It is kind of expensive IMO. As far as PB goes, I use The Bees Knees brand. It is all natural and to me, tastes way better than the loaded up stuff.
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    carolr3639's Avatarcarolr3639 , 08-03-2011 06:47 PM
    One half teaspoon Nutella on a multigrain cracker gives you the wonderful taste with limited calories.
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    QuilterInVA's AvatarQuilterInVA , 08-04-2011 01:07 PM
    Natural Peanut Butter is healthy. Others have more sugar added to them. It should only have peanuts and salt on the label.

    Nutella is another name for candy.
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    gardenermom's Avatargardenermom , 08-04-2011 01:20 PM
    I like natural PB and also Sunbutter (made from sunflower seeds instead of peanuts).
    I also like low-fat cream cheese on bread, which has less fat and calories than a nut butter.
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    julie99s's Avatarjulie99s , 08-04-2011 02:43 PM
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    Originally Posted by alaskanlaughter
    i bought Nutella once in my life and i will NOT buy it again....it's just TOO good! lol...the carbs are sky-high for me and i could simply eat the whole jar in one sitting...it's just not worth it to my tiny pea-sized willpower to have such a thing around here LOL

    LMAO, this is me to a T. I am 30 years old, and tried it for the first time a couple months back... Never again. I may as well had a bag of M&Ms on hand. Nutella is dangerous stuff in this house, and I'll never buy it again.
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    christine123's Avatarchristine123 , 08-04-2011 03:41 PM
    I had Nutella everyday in Europe for 6wks when I went 10 yrs ago. I never bought it once here in the States since then. I was hooked and realized I could never keep a jar around. I don't think it has much nutritional value whatsoever. And if it does, it's probably masked by all the sugar. It's too delicious to be in my house.
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    lin43's Avatarlin43 , 08-04-2011 05:51 PM
    I'm the minority here, but I don't like Nutella---and I have a major sweet tooth. A couple of years ago I bought some because I had read so many rave reviews of it. I was really disappointed.

    I like natural p.b. I get mind the organic kind from Trader Joe's. It's delicious.
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    NotJustALittleFat's AvatarNotJustALittleFat , 08-06-2011 02:26 AM
    Peanut butter is definitely better nutritionally. One thing to watch out for aside from the added sugar is partially hydrogenated oils that can be found in peanut butter. They are very bad for you. I'd stick with a natural if not organic peanut butter.
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    5boyz4me's Avatar5boyz4me , 08-06-2011 09:15 AM
    I LOVE almond butter, you don't save any thing in calories, but the ingredient list is way more natural than pb: almonds, unrefined cane sugar palm oil and sea salt it's delicious and more heart healthy and you can buy it at WM. I love it in protein shakes
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