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FERRERO ROCHER CAKE BALLS | NUTELLA CAKE BALLS | CAKE BALLS | @PERLYDEE

In this article, we will learn how to make Ferrero Rocher cake balls with pistachios. Pearly D will guide us through the ingredients and steps needed to make these delicious treats.

Ingredients:

- 2 and 1/4 cups cake flour

- 1/2 cup white sugar

- 1.5 tsp baking soda

- 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder

- 1.5 cups milk, room temperature

- 1/2 cup melted butter

- 1 tbsp vanilla extract

- 1 tbsp chocolate extract

- 1.5 tbsp white vinegar

- 1.5 cups Nutella

- 4.4 oz dark chocolate

- 12 pieces Ferrero Rocher

- 1 cup white chocolate

- Roasted and salted pistachios for toppings

Steps:

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 177 degrees Celsius.

2. Sift together 2 and 1/4 cups cake flour, 1/2 cup white sugar, 1.5 tsp baking soda, and 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder in a clean bowl.

3. In another clean bowl, whisk together 1.5 cups milk, 1/2 cup melted butter, 1 tbsp vanilla extract, 1 tbsp chocolate extract, and 1.5 tbsp white vinegar.

4. Make a well in the dry ingredients and slowly pour in the wet ingredients, whisking until a perfect consistency is achieved.

5. Pour the cake batter into a prepared baking pan with parchment paper and spread it out evenly. Drop the pan slowly to get rid of air bubbles.

6. Bake for 20 to 22 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.

7. Scramble the cake while it's warm and transfer it to a big mixing bowl. Add 1.5 cups Nutella and mix until well combined.

8. Remove the Ferrero Rocher wrappers and scoop 2 tablespoons of the cake mixture onto the palm of your hand. Flatten it and put one Ferrero Rocher in the middle. Cover it with the cake mixture and roll it slowly to form a circle.

9. Melt the dark and white chocolate bars in the microwave or using a double boiler method on a stove top. Stir until a perfect consistency is achieved.

10. Decorate the cake balls with melted chocolate using a piping bag and sprinkle roasted and salted chopped pistachios on top.

11. Serve the cake balls on cupcake liners for an elegant touch.

Ferrero Rocher cake balls with pistachios are perfect for special occasions or just a fun treat to make at home. With Pearly D's guidance, anyone can make these delicious and beautiful desserts. Don't forget to subscribe to Pearly D's channel for more great recipes and tips.

Nutella 'Not A Healthfood' Lawsuit

Recently, there has been a class action lawsuit against Nutella for false advertising, claiming that the company misled people into believing that their product is healthy. However, Nutella has decided to settle the lawsuit for three million dollars, two point five million of which will be given to consumers who admit to not reading the nutrition labels.

False Advertising by Nutella:

- The class action lawsuit was filed against Nutella for misleading people into thinking that their product is healthy.

- Nutella's commercial makes it seem like a health food by using words like quality ingredients and simple.

- However, one serving of Nutella contains 11 grams of fat, 21 grams of sugar, and 200 calories, which can lead to weight gain.

- The company settled the lawsuit for three million dollars, two point five million of which will be given to consumers who admit to not reading nutrition labels.

Personal Experience with Nutella:

- As a child, the author loved Nutella, and their family in Germany used to send it over.

- When it became available in the US, the author's mother started buying it, and the author would finish a jar of Nutella in tenth grade.

- The author still loves Nutella and prefers to eat it with a spoon.

While Nutella is a delicious treat, it is important to read nutrition labels and understand the ingredients to make informed decisions about one's health. False advertising can be misleading, and it is crucial to be aware of the actual contents of a product before consuming it.

Nutella Chocolate Spread Challenge

Are You Ready for the Ultimate Chocolate Spread Test?

We have three different types of chocolate hazelnut spread - Nutella and two others. Are you excited? Let's dive into the taste test!

Taste Test:

- We tried three plates of chocolate spread, each one color-coordinated so you don't know which one is which.

- The first one tasted chocolatey with a hazelnut flavor. It's not bad, but it's not Nutella.

- The second one looked like Nutella but tasted more like chocolate icing than hazelnut. It's number two for us.

- The last one was definitely Nutella with its signature aftershock. It reigns supreme for taste.

Other Observations:

- The purple plate was Nutella, the yellow was Costco Kirkland, and the pink was President's Choice.

- President's Choice was less sugary and easier to spread than the others.

- Nutella has a chocolate spice aftertaste, making it the best tasting.

- Nutella costs the most, while the others are about the same price.

At the end of the day, Nutella is the winner for taste. However, each spread has its own specialty, and it ultimately comes down to personal preference. Thanks for watching and don't forget to comment, like, and subscribe!

Nutella 'Not A Healthfood' Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Nutella for false advertising, claiming that their commercial misleads people into believing that the product is healthy. However, the nutrition label clearly states that one serving of Nutella contains high amounts of fat, sugar, and calories. Despite this, Nutella has decided to settle the lawsuit for three million dollars.

False Advertising:

- Nutella's commercial makes it seem like a health food

- The nutrition label shows that it contains high amounts of fat, sugar, and calories

- The lawsuit claims that the commercial is misleading

- Nutella has settled the lawsuit for three million dollars

Nutrition Label:

- One serving of Nutella contains 11 grams of fat, 21 grams of sugar, and 200 calories

- The nutrition label is important for people concerned about their health

Settlement:

- Nutella has decided to settle the class action lawsuit for three million dollars

- Two point five million dollars will go to consumers willing to admit that they do not read nutrition labels

- This settlement shows the importance of reading nutrition labels and not believing everything in advertisements

While Nutella may be delicious, it is important to understand its nutritional content and not believe everything in advertisements. The settlement of the class action lawsuit against Nutella for false advertising highlights the importance of reading nutrition labels and being aware of the ingredients in our food.

Truth Behind Sugar Content Of Milo, Nutella And Sunkist

- The dangers of misleading food labeling and marketing

Subheading 1: Sugar in Health Drinks

- Example of a sports drink with high sugar content

- Misleading marketing as a health drink

- Video by Dr. Mark Hyman exposing Nestle's false advertising for a sugar-filled energy drink

Subheading 2: Sugar in Breakfast Foods

- Breakfast aisle products with high sugar content, such as Nutella and Ferrero Rocher

- Companies using creative labeling to hide sugar content

- The British Heart Association's chart on sugar labeling

Subheading 3: Fake Health Labeling

- Companies taking advantage of consumer awareness of sugar content

- Example of Sunkist's no sugar added orange juice with higher sugar content than the cheaper option

Subheading 4: The Power of Consumer Action

- The impact of consumer sharing and exposing false advertising

- Encouragement to create videos and share with local communities

- Companies may have billion dollar advertising budgets, but consumers have the power to hold them accountable for misleading food labeling and marketing. It's important to educate ourselves on sugar content and be vigilant in exposing false advertising.

*I Got Scammed* Buying the Worst Rated Scam Slimes And Comparing It to What It Advertised

When it comes to shopping for slime, one of the biggest concerns is getting scammed with fake products. In this article, we will explore the differences between genuine and scam slimes, and see if the fake products are really worth the money.

Product Reviews:

1. Bookshelf Slimes' Confetti Krispies

- Genuine slime: Slushie slime with little pellets that create air pockets and provide a great ASMR experience.

- Scam slime: White goo base with water beads that make it tough and not slime-like at all.

2. Corn with Slime's Tea and Sugar

- Genuine slime: Clear-based sugar scrub slime that is tough on hands but provides great crunches.

- Scam slime: White goo base with clear beads that make it porous and plasticky.

3. Corn with Slime's Nutella Gloss

- Genuine slime: Thick, clicky, and glossy slime that retains its color well and provides great bubble crunches.

- Scam slime: Gross-looking and off-colored slime that does not have the same appeal or scent.

4. Cool with Slime's Chicken Alfredo

- Genuine slime: Creamy and pleasant slime with a gummy texture and great add-ins.

- Scam slime: Unappealing and moss-like slime with a green color that does not match the original.

5. Slimy Odor's Partikularly Exciting Textures

- Genuine slime: A snow and butter slime that merges two different textures seamlessly.

- Scam slime: A classified version with the same aesthetics but a different texture that is not as enjoyable.

In conclusion, it is clear that genuine slimes provide a better experience than scam slimes, both in terms of aesthetics and texture. While the fake products may seem like a cheaper alternative, they are not worth the money and do not provide the same level of satisfaction. When shopping for slime, it is important to do research and purchase from reputable sources to ensure a positive experience.