Nooooo!
Nutella May Be Linked to Cancer and People Are Completely Losing It
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It’s pretty darn safe to say we love Nutella. We’ll take it however we can get it, from one-bite Nutella donuts to salted Nutella s’mores cake. We’ll even try Nutella pizza and Nutella burgers, proving without a doubt that it’s basically the best. That’s why it causes such grief when bad chocalety-spread-related news hits, like thieves making off with $30k worth of Nutella or the fact that now the choco-nutty treat has been linked to cancer. Folks are friggin’ devastated.
The sitch started when the European Food Safety Authority declared that foods containing palm oil could pose a cancer risk. You guessed it: Nutella contains palm oil. It’s not alone (and we’re assuming you’d have to eat a heck of a lot for it to cause any real negative health affects), but it’s the product that’s receiving the most attention since the revelation has some stores even threatening to ban it.
Nutella lovers are NOT happy…
wow 2017 is already worse than 2016
nutella is gone— ♠♥ＷＩＬＤＣＡＲＤ♦♣ (@iSnuggleDragons) January 12, 2017
…but nutella.
— mulatto grace jones (@IAmMereBear) January 12, 2017
And some peeps just don’t care…
Me: I hate Nutella
Scientists: Nutella can kill you
Me: pic.twitter.com/eU1rL3KGms— Al (@AhmedAlhayawi) January 12, 2017
scientist: nutella can kill you
me: pic.twitter.com/LKPlGpJ309— mchristmas (@kiritonyaxD) January 12, 2017
Will you be giving up Nutella? Tweet us @BritandCo!
(h/t Yahoo)
