Melbourne's Got It Right When It Comes To Their Nutella Creations
Australia loves Nutella, that's for sure – so much, in fact, that Australians experienced a shortage this summer. Although there were plenty of normal household-size jars of Nutella available in supermarkets, the 3 kg containers sold to restaurants, bakeries, and coffee shops weren't available for at least ten days. Ferrero, the company that makes Nutella, told Mashable Australia that "the current demand was difficult to forecast." Much of that could be due to Melbourne's booming market for Nutella-filled milkshakes, croissants, gelato, doughnuts, waffles, and more.
If anyone's using Nutella right, it's this city, where cafés and dessert shops offer unique creations straight out of a Nutella lover's dream. If you're craving a decadent dessert and not quite ready to buy a plane ticket, try our coconut-Nutella pudding cake or Nutella lasagna.
The Nut-Tellin' Shake
Muharam Café in Hawthorn serves Nutella-filled doughnuts, sprinkles, milkshakes, and huge straws? Yes, please.
Nutella Cruffin
A combination of custard, Nutella, and flaky goodness, all at Agathé Pâtisserie in South Melbourne.
Nutella Doughnuts
Spherical, Nutella-filled goodies complete with a layer of powdered sugar at The Lui Bar in Melbourne.
Waffle Stack
Strawberries and whipped cream contained by waffles and drizzled with Nutella? Genius on the part of Grand Trailer Park Taverna in Melbourne.
Wicked Snickers Crepe
Snickers, Nutella, and vanilla ice cream, all on one crepe at Rue de Creperie in Fitzroy.
If you can't get to Melbourne, check out these eateries and their Nutella creations.
Nutella Bar at Eataly (New York City)
Waffles, crepes, pastries, and even iced coffee are available to order here, all made with Nutella.
IHOP (Various Locations)
Order the banana crepes with Nutella here – the treat is also topped with sliced bananas and whipped cream.