It's Nutella, Mate. You Know What You're Getting.
There's not much mystery here. It's sweet, it's hazelnutty, it smells like Saturday morning when you were nine. Slap it on toast, a crêpe, eat it off a spoon at midnight - no judgement. The 200g jar is the small one, gone in a fortnight if there are kids in the house or if you're anything like me after a bad week.
So the real question isn't "is Nutella good" - it's whether £1.60 via Subscribe & Save is actually worth setting up.
The Price, Honestly
Supermarkets hover around £1.79 to £2.00 for this size, depending on whether it's on offer. So £1.60 with S&S is not half bad - you're saving something real, not just Amazon inflating the "was" price and pretending it's a deal. The catch is you're committing to regular deliveries, which some people find annoying to manage.
Personally, I think S&S makes sense for something you'd buy anyway. Nutella doesn't go off quickly, it stacks fine in a cupboard, and you can pause or cancel without much fuss.
Who This Is Actually For
If you're a single person who opens a jar twice a year, the small size and subscription model probably aren't worth the admin. But for families, regular breakfast people, or anyone who bakes with it occasionally - this is a solid, low-effort way to keep it in the house for less than supermarket price.
No reservations about the product itself. Minor reservation about the 200g size running out fast. That's about it.
