
Have you noticed Nutella is in the news a lot?
Now a French minister has been telling people to stop eating the hazelnut-chocolate spread.
Segolene Royal warned against it because it's made with palm oil, which damages the environment by contributing to deforestation, although she has since apologised.
Ferrero, which own Nutella, said that the palm oil used in all their products is "100% certified as sustainable".
Here's some more Nutella news.
Ella or Nutella?

A couple were stopped from naming their child Nutella by a French court earlier this year.
The judge said he thought it would lead to "teasing and disparaging thoughts".
He decided that Ella would be a more appropriate name for the girl.
Islamic State

Bizarrely it seems militants in Iraq and Syria, and their supporters, have a thing for chocolate spread.
Pictures of men claiming to be jihadis, posing with jars of Nutella, went viral last summer after they appeared on Twitter.
The house fire

A house fire in London was apparently sparked by a Nutella glass jar, according to the London Fire Brigade.
It said the blaze in February was started by sunlight shining through a jar and on to blinds, causing them to catch fire.
The glass jar didn't have any Nutella in it at the time - it was being used to store loom bands.
'Lesbian ban'
Tweet by Nutella France about the campaign, external
A French Nutella marketing campaign where people could customise their own jar label led to complaints after claims certain words weren't being allowed.
Users reported the Say It With Nutella site didn't allow "lesbian", "Muslim" or "Jewish", as well as swear words and violent terms.
Hazelnut shortage

Nutella fans around the world may have been alarmed last year when they saw headlines about a hazelnut shortage.
It was after bad weather caused problems for crops in Turkey, the world's largest hazelnut producer.
But thankfully... it didn't seem to affect the spread.
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