If you bought nutella within the past 4 years, you may be entitled to a refund

Apparently some woman was misled into thinking that Nutella was nutritious by their commercials. So she won $3.5 million in a lawsuit, and $2.5 million of that money is going to consumers who file a claim.

You can be reimbursed up to 5 jars.

http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-exchange/today-food-finance-nutella-not-broccoli-162956191.html

Here is the claim section

https://nutellaclassactionsettlement.com/Home.aspx

I think I deserve at least 125 million.

I hate America sometimes.

God damn lawsuit culture.

I hate America sometimes.

God damn lawsuit culture.

Wasdie

People should actually use common sense when eating? Nonsense, just sue.....:|

I really hate cases like this

I'd like to tip that fat b*tch over.

Damn I was just eyeing a jar of Nutella the other day but didn't buy it, now I wish I would have:evil:

I hate America sometimes.

God damn lawsuit culture.

Wasdie

But now she automatically becomes a job creator. You should be siding with her and fighting for her right to pay less taxes.

Dumb.

Well if Nutella was really saying it was healthy then this is good. Lawsuites like this keep companies from falsely advertising their products. If Nutella didn't actually make such a claim, then this is really stupid. Toxic-Seahorse

That is awesome.

Only in America.........Mafiree

And each nutella jar comes out to be about $3.22

So 3x5= $15

Not bad..

[QUOTE="Toxic-Seahorse"]Well if Nutella was really saying it was healthy then this is good. Lawsuites like this keep companies from falsely advertising their products. If Nutella didn't actually make such a claim, then this is really stupid. SaintWalrus

I think I deserve at least 125 million.

sonicare

[QUOTE="Mafiree"]Only in America.........sonicare

[QUOTE="Mafiree"]Only in America.........sonicare

"Only in America..." as in only in America you can sue someone for becoming fat.

Next time someone tries to say only America has the worst food, I have a image that'll shut them up.

I hate America sometimes.

God damn lawsuit culture.

Wasdie

[QUOTE="sonicare"][QUOTE="Mafiree"]Only in America.........WiiCubeM1

"Only in America..." as in only in America you can sue someone for becoming fat.

Next time someone tries to say only America has the worst food, I have a image that'll shut them up.

[QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

[QUOTE="sonicare"] Nutella is available in a wide variety of countries including Canada and many of the member countries of the european union. Even in countries where it is not readily available, it can be ordered online and shipped their granted they have access to UPS or some other postal delivery service. It may have even been served on the international space station thus granting it offworld status. Very few foods can brag of that. It also may have been eaten in a submarine, thus granting it underwater status as well. Limiting your mindset to just america radically limits the number of ways in which Nutella can be experienced.Toxic-Seahorse

"Only in America..." as in only in America you can sue someone for becoming fat.

Next time someone tries to say only America has the worst food, I have a image that'll shut them up.

Anf because of false advertising, she became fat.

I know the lawsuit was because of false advertising, but the only reason she sued was because she gained weight.

Dumb b*tch, chances are if it taste good spit it out.Fightingfan

[QUOTE="Toxic-Seahorse"][QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

"Only in America..." as in only in America you can sue someone for becoming fat.

Next time someone tries to say only America has the worst food, I have a image that'll shut them up.

WiiCubeM1

Anf because of false advertising, she became fat.

I know the lawsuit was because of false advertising, but the only reason she sued was because she gained weight.

[QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

[QUOTE="Toxic-Seahorse"] The lawsuite was actually for false advertising. Toxic-Seahorse

Anf because of false advertising, she became fat.

I know the lawsuit was because of false advertising, but the only reason she sued was because she gained weight.

Obviously.

I would suggest that she just read the nutrition label on anything she buys but there is a distinct possibility she is illiterate.

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Dumb b*tch, chances are if it taste good spit it out.The_Zoid

Contains a lot of sugar. In fact, the first ingredient is sugar.

Yes, Nutella isn't healthy and yes, I don't like how the label says "Part of a nutritious breakfast" but that's why we have those nutrition labels. I mean, if you can't read it, you're stupid. It's very simple to understand and there's even an ingredient list to make sure it's nutritious.

But yeah, as the previous poster said before, I hate this country's obsession with lawsuits.

How come everyone is dissing the lady? Of course nobody is stupid enough to believe Nutella is healthy, but if you can cash in on the idea of a person who might think that, then you are a great creative thinker who is making basically free money from lawsuits.NiKva

[QUOTE="The_Zoid"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Dumb b*tch, chances are if it taste good spit it out.leviathan91

Contains a lot of sugar. In fact, the first ingredient is sugar.

Yes, Nutella isn't healthy and yes, I don't like how the label says "Part of a nutritious breakfast" but that's why we have those nutrition labels. I mean, if you can't read it, you're stupid. It's very simple to understand and there's even an ingredient list to make sure it's nutritious.

But yeah, as the previous poster said before, I hate this country's obsession with lawsuits.

[QUOTE="NiKva"]How come everyone is dissing the lady? Of course nobody is stupid enough to believe Nutella is healthy, but if you can cash in on the idea of a person who might think that, then you are a great creative thinker who is making basically free money from lawsuits.krazykillaz

Good for the lady who sued them. Serves them right.

I remember seeing one of their ads portraying it as a good thing to give children for breakfast.

You'd hope parents would be smart enough to realize giving their children chocolate or whatever the hell Nutella isn't a good idea but screw the company for putting out crap ads like they did.

By the way, I love Nutella and all it's cheap no-name knock offs.

[QUOTE="leviathan91"]

[QUOTE="The_Zoid"]Simply not true. Sounds like a scoobyism. What is bad about nutella? Contains proteins, carbs, and fats....last I checked two of these are vital nutrients.The_Zoid

Contains a lot of sugar. In fact, the first ingredient is sugar.

Yes, Nutella isn't healthy and yes, I don't like how the label says "Part of a nutritious breakfast" but that's why we have those nutrition labels. I mean, if you can't read it, you're stupid. It's very simple to understand and there's even an ingredient list to make sure it's nutritious.

But yeah, as the previous poster said before, I hate this country's obsession with lawsuits.

[QUOTE="Toxic-Seahorse"]Well if Nutella was really saying it was healthy then this is good. Lawsuites like this keep companies from falsely advertising their products. If Nutella didn't actually make such a claim, then this is really stupid. SaintWalrus

Good for the lady who sued them. Serves them right.

I remember seeing one of their ads portraying it as a good thing to give children for breakfast.

You'd hope parents would be smart enough to realize giving their children chocolate or whatever the hell Nutella isn't a good idea but screw the company for putting out crap ads like they did.

By the way, I love Nutella and all it's cheap no-name knock offs.

d_parker

[QUOTE="The_Zoid"][QUOTE="leviathan91"]

Contains a lot of sugar. In fact, the first ingredient is sugar.

Yes, Nutella isn't healthy and yes, I don't like how the label says "Part of a nutritious breakfast" but that's why we have those nutrition labels. I mean, if you can't read it, you're stupid. It's very simple to understand and there's even an ingredient list to make sure it's nutritious.

But yeah, as the previous poster said before, I hate this country's obsession with lawsuits.

krazykillaz

If it provides calories, it is nutritious. It definitely provides calories. Just more dumb stuff from California.guynamedbilly