A new Nutella cookbook is coming this fall
Nutella is one of those foods that most people love. Like French fries or Oreos, it’s hard to find someone that hates Nutella. But if you’re a real Nutella fanatic, there’s a new cookbook coming in the fall that you must have.
The book is called Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes and is by Grégory Cohen. Every recipe includes Nutella in some form or another AKA chocolate is in every recipe! Most of the recipes are desserts or cakes since the spread is so sweet but I really don’t see anything wrong with that.
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The new cookbook comes out on Nov 30, 2021, and is currently $26 on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. I’m not sure why but cookbooks are always more expensive than regular books so you will have to spend a little more to get this one.
And don’t worry about the quality of the recipes because the author is a trained chef. Grégory Cohen is a French chef who worked in kitchens from an early age. He also just so happens to be the ambassador for Ferrero, the company that makes Nutella and my beloved Ferrero Rochers.
Nutella: 60 Classic Recipes comes out in Nov 2021
While this isn’t the first Nutella cookbook to come out, it is an official one as the author is connected to the people who make the delicious chocolate hazelnut spread. The recipes range from mixed berry muffins, babka (chocolate babka is a food from the gods), vanilla and praline eclairs (drooling), and a festive yule log.
These types of cookbooks are always kind of refreshing because you know at least some of the ingredients can be found right in any grocery store. That can’t be said for all cookbooks.
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Will you be checking out this new Nutella cookbook when it hits bookstores (and Amazon) this fall? Let us know in the comments below!