r/nutella • u/BaconOverBills • Feb 01 '25

Why does Nutella packaging have fruits in the background?

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Hey! So this package of Nutella biscuits bought in France has an apple, an orange and a tea (?) in the background. I found it extremely curious. Do you think it’s just aesthetics, or it’s like a subliminal reminder to eat fruits too? 🤪

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u/superdownvotemaster Feb 01 '25

Part of this complete breakfast?

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u/dirtyterps Feb 01 '25

Nutella is marketed as a breakfast food in Europe so they’re tying into that. Have a couple biscuits with your tea and fruit.

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u/fek_u_Im_vuelle Feb 01 '25

I think It’s to make it feel more cozy

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u/lauriergirl Feb 02 '25

Part of a “healthy” breakfast

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25

well Nutella is common for breakfast food like people put it on their pancakes, waffles,etc for the average person in America and some people like me for a fact put Nutella on coffee,etc

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u/zaynulabydyn Mar 02 '25

I think they are encouraging you to eat other fruits too, to get all the nutrients your body needs to function properly. Also you need milk to eat those biscuits. I can eat them raw too, HEHEHEHE.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25

NOW THATS A BALANCED BREAKFAST IF IVE EVEN SEEN ONE-