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Indulgent Canadian-made chocolate hazelnut spreads to try now

Simply delicious.

Many of us likely grew up eating a certain chocolate-hazelnut spread. One that was sweet, rich and delightfully gooey. One that brought a smile to our faces every time the jar was brought out. While we’ll always be nostalgic for that taste, adulthood calls for different options. Spreads that are a bit more thoughtful and elevated but still deliver a sense of childlike joy.

Luckily, growing up also means knowing that small Canadian brands can deliver just that. There are some great local options, whether you’re in search of that classic hazelnut-forward experience or curious about other nuanced chocolate spreads. Here are just a few of our favourites to try now. 

Best artisanal chocolate hazelnut spreads in Canada

Jar of chocolate hazelnut butter with a white lid and tan label.

Organic Chocolate Hazelnut Butter

Nomz

Toronto’s Nomz is all about creating delicious, nourishing bites without refined sugar. This spread is a shining example of that ethos. It is made in small batches with just three ingredients: dry-roasted hazelnuts, fair-trade cocoa and dates. Try it in smoothies, with fruit or over ice cream.

Price: $22.00

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Jar of peanut chocolate butter with a white lid and cream-coloured label.

Peanut Chocolate Butter

Logan Petit Lot

One of our favourite Quebec brands, they source their ingredients from ethical producers and transparently share that information on their site. The brand’s Peanut Chocolate Butter is a standout in its lineup. Made with roasted peanuts, dark chocolate, maple sugar, vanilla powder and a dash of sea salt, it tastes just like a candy bar. 

Price: $13.00

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Jar of chocolate hazelnut spread with a black lid and brown and white label.

Chocolate and Hazelnuts Cream

Favuzzi

The Favuzzi family founded their eponymous business to bring the best flavours of Italy to homes across Canada. That eventually led to them developing this indulgent cream in Italy with local artisans, inspired by the Piedmont region’s famous gianduja spread. It tastes as good on its own as it does on a piece of panettone. 

Price: $12.99

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Jar of hazelnut dark chocolate spread with a black lid and a yellow label with an illustrated lemur logo.

Crunchy Hazelnut and Dark Chocolate Spread

Praline-Toi

This Quebec brand’s oil-free chocolatey offering feels both nostalgic and innovative. It’s the quintessential chocolate-hazelnut spread, but uses dark chocolate and vanilla from Madagascar for extra depth. Roasted hazelnuts are chopped and mixed in for an addictively crunchy finish. 

Price: $14.99

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Jar of chocolate peanut butter with a gold lid and light yellow label.

Chocolate Peanut Butter

Mumgry

Vancouver’s Mumgry made headlines back in 2020, when Beyoncé included it on a list celebrating Black-owned businesses. Their vast selection of dark-chocolate-based nut-butters absolutely live up to the hype. Like this rich Chocolate Peanut Butter, which would be excellent on breakfast toast.

Price: $12.00

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Desserts using Chocolate Hazelnut Spreads

Indulge in these rich and fudgy Chocolate Thumbprint Cookies, the perfect combination of soft chocolate cookie, crunchy coating and a sweet, gooey centre of Nutella, dulce de leche or your favourite jam.
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Delicious chocolate thumbprint cookies with chocolate, nutella and dulce de lece filling.

Make-your-own marshmallows and Nutella make irresistible dessert bars.
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A tray of dessert bars with a bowl of chocolate next to it.

Sabrina Fauda-Rôle's straightforward recipe for homemade chocolate-hazelnut mochi.
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A person breaking a piece of mochi filled with Nutella in half

Rich and indulgent, these cookies rely on chocolate hazelnut spread, flour, and eggs for a fudgy texture that feels decadent with minimal effort.
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A stack of fudgy 3-Ingredient Chocolate Hazelnut Cookies


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