Hello ladies and gentlemen :-)
A lactose-free Nutella would be THE bomb!
I can't and don't want to go to Germany all the time! But their MinusL-Nutella is really delicious!
Hello ladies and gentlemen :-)
A lactose-free Nutella would be THE bomb!
I can't and don't want to go to Germany all the time! But their MinusL-Nutella is really delicious!
Guest
Hello Sunnestern
Thank you for this suggestion - I'll be happy to pass it on to our product managers. We are gradually expanding our range of lactose-free products and Nutella would certainly fit in well.
Best regards,
Sabine, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Sunnestern
Thank you for this suggestion - I'll be happy to pass it on to our product managers. We are gradually expanding our range of lactose-free products and Nutella would certainly fit in well.
Best regards,
Sabine, Migipedia team
Great, thank you! Great platform here! :)
Guest
Chocoreale is organic, with less sugar, dairy-free and is available in organic food stores and health food stores - more people can eat it than "just" lactose-free Nutella, it is also very popular in dairy-allergic, vegan and health-conscious circles.
I don't have any money "spare" that I can spend at the health food store/reform store - besides, I personally am not interested in dairy-free vegan Nutella - I like the milk in Nutella and don't want a soy product or dark chocolate cream!
Guest
The nut chocolate cream is light and not soy-based. However, I can understand the demand for a cheaper product, but that's precisely why I think a product without milk and soy (common allergens), with less sugar (harmful to health depending on genetic predisposition) and from our own production (cheaper than in the health food store) would sell well. However, it would be very helpful if more people would discuss this here, then Migros can check what is more in demand.
I agree with you - too few people are involved in the discussion, and then it just means that there is no demand.
You want the 5 and the Weggli. If you can't tolerate lactose or even have a milk allergy, you should be used to using alternatives, such as the fine spread with dark chocolate.
@indios
That's pretty cheeky.
Lactose intolerance doesn't mean that you can't tolerate milk or that you even like dark chocolate!
You didn't read my comment correctly. I wrote: if you cannot tolerate lactose or have a milk allergy............
I read it correctly, but interpreted it in such a way that you suspect an allergy like another forum participant who claims that lactose intolerant people are allergic to milk in disguise, they just don't know it
Great, thank you! Great platform here! :)
Guest
Chocoreale is organic, with less sugar, dairy-free and is available in organic food stores and health food stores - more people can eat it than "just" lactose-free Nutella, it is also very popular in dairy-allergic, vegan and health-conscious circles.
I don't have any money "spare" that I can spend at the health food store/reform store - besides, I personally am not interested in dairy-free vegan Nutella - I like the milk in Nutella and don't want a soy product or dark chocolate cream!
Guest
The nut chocolate cream is light and not soy-based. However, I can understand the demand for a cheaper product, but that's precisely why I think a product without milk and soy (common allergens), with less sugar (harmful to health depending on genetic predisposition) and from our own production (cheaper than in the health food store) would sell well. However, it would be very helpful if more people would discuss this here, then Migros can check what is more in demand.
I agree with you - too few people are involved in the discussion, and then it just means that there is no demand.
You want the 5 and the Weggli. If you can't tolerate lactose or even have a milk allergy, you should be used to using alternatives, such as the fine spread with dark chocolate.
@indios
That's pretty cheeky.
Lactose intolerance doesn't mean that you can't tolerate milk or that you even like dark chocolate!
You didn't read my comment correctly. I wrote: if you cannot tolerate lactose or have a milk allergy............
I read it correctly, but interpreted it in such a way that you suspect an allergy like another forum participant who claims that lactose intolerant people are allergic to milk in disguise, they just don't know it
