Does it contain palm oil?

No. The fats come from sunflower and cocoa oil.

Why does the label show 5,5 g of sugars?

Those are naturally occurring sugars from the ingredients, such as the milk powder and hazelnuts. No sugar is added.

How does it compare with a traditional hazelnut spread?

50% less saturated fat, 86% less sugars and 11 times more fibre, with zero added sugars.

Which allergens are in it?

It contains hazelnut, milk and soya.

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0% added sugar*

Zùsto Hazelnut Spread 350 g

Name: Zùsto Hazelnut Spread 350 g
Brand: Zùsto
Price: 6.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)

The hazelnut spread you remember, built on fibre.

€6.95

4.7 · 3 reviews

0% added sugar*
0% palm oil
34,5 g fibre per 100 g

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0% added sugar*
0% palm oil
34,5 g fibre per 100 g

*Contains naturally occurring sugars.

How to keep it

Store cool and dry. Straight from the fridge it needs a minute on the counter, then it spreads like any other jar.

The product

Spread it on toast, pancakes or waffles, or take it straight from the jar. Silky, deeply hazelnut, and made with only the finest hazelnuts.

One jar of 350 g with zero added sugars and no palm oil. Compared with traditional hazelnut spreads it carries 50% less saturated fat, 86% less sugars and 11 times more fibre.

The prebiotic fibre slows how quickly sugars are absorbed during digestion, so energy is released steadily rather than all at once. Years of Belgian research went into getting the taste there first.

Belgian recipe.

The numbers

What is actually in it

Nothing hidden behind a fold. Every figure below is on the pack.

406 kcal

1699 kJ per 100 g

Energy

32,8 g

of which saturated 6,6 g

Fats

17 g

of which sugars 5,5 g

Carbohydrates

Ingredients

Sugar substitute (filler (polydextrose), fibres of plant-based origin, sweeteners (erythritol, isomalt, sucralose)), plant oil (sunflower, cocoa), hazelnut 13%, skimmed cocoa powder, skimmed milk powder, emulsifier, soya lecithin, aromas.

*Contains naturally occurring sugars.

Reviews

What people tell us

4.7

Based on 3 reviews

He couldn't taste the difference
My husband couldn't taste the difference. That said enough for me. It goes on the waffles on Sunday and nobody comments.
Marie D. · Home baker · Ghent · Verified buyer
No palm oil, still spreadable
Straight from the fridge it needs a minute, then it spreads like any other jar. The hazelnut is the first thing you taste.
Sofie R. · Bruges · Verified buyer
Rare in this category
No aftertaste, no cooling effect, no warning on the label. That is rare in this category.
Tom S. · Pastry chef · Verified buyer