A 9.7-oz pouch costs $4.79 but I received this courtesy of Nutella.
The Nutella Biscuit offers an interesting form factor. First, there's a cookie disc, embossed with a heart and an "n" at its center. Second, there's a cookie "container" filled with Nutella that functions like a tart crust. The cookie disc is slightly smaller than the cookie "container" and fits on top of it as a lid for the Nutella.
The cookie is crumbly like shortbread but without the butteriness. There's not a whole lot of flavor to the cookie but it offers crunchy, crumbly texture.
The Nutella inside seems thicker than the Nutella you get out of a jar, which makes sense as the cookies would probably fall apart in the pouch otherwise. Otherwise, it has the same sweet, slightly creamy, chocolate-hazelnut flavor. There's a good balance in both taste and texture between the Nutella and the cookies.
Taken altogether, I found myself enjoying Nutella Biscuits quite a bit as the cookie served as a nice, crunchy vehicle for delivering Nutella to my mouth and the balance between Nutella and cookie was a bit more even versus the recently-released Nutella B-ready (which was more Nutella-heavy).
Nutritional Info - Ferrero Nutella Biscuits
Serving Size - 2 cookies (28g)
Calories - 140 (from Fat - 60)
Fat - 7g (Saturated Fat - 3g)
Sodium - 60mg
Carbs - 18g (Sugar - 10g)
Protein - 2g
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