Nutella and High Heat

Started by red kiosk, January 13, 2017, 06:01:18 PM

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red kiosk

Looks like problems when the palm oil is being being heated past 392 degrees F. "While no consumers typically eat the spread heated at that temperature" Oh yeah, sounds like a well-used dessert pizza on this forum.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/italy-nutella-cancer_us_58792c3de4b0e58057feac94?ik2l5ch3md2jzto6r

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Jim
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mitchjg

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I see no conflicting information   -

I am not sure if anyone here has been successful with Nutella at high heat.  Tried it one.  It burned and was gross. 

On the other hand, drizzling hot, liquified Nutella on a dessert pizza (or something else) can be awesome.  (to be clear -post bake as Craig says below)

Have you heated Nutella at such high temps and gotten a good result?
Mitch

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TXCraig1

I always use Nutella post bake.
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mitchjg

Quote from: TXCraig1 on January 13, 2017, 07:26:35 PM
I always use Nutella post bake.

Burned into my memory. It was really good!
Mitch

"We hate math," says 4 in 10 – a majority of Americans

Randy_j

I do not cook at as high a temp as what you guys are doing but I do Nutella, marscapone cheese, and a sprinkle of brown sugar. It is one of my favorites as far as a dessert pizza. I am only cooking at 700ish F on the floor. I pull it a little early but it is super tasty.

Randy

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Yael

Nutella after baking too, never tried before though, but I read too much on bad results doing so  :-D
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