A sample container thereof, I should point out. It's a plastic baggie, about the size and roughly the coloration of a standard-issue doorknob pizza delivery menu, except that instead of lists of pepperoni and mozzerella on it, it has "Spreadably delicious" and a picture of a jar of nutella, and "free sample!" Inside, indeed, is a small container -- the sort that normally contains grape jelly, strawberry jam, or orange marmalade at a pancake house -- of nutella. And a package containing two crackers, presumably for spreading the nutella on, if one happens to be without.
And I noticed this evening, while walking to my car at the train station, that all of the townhouses there had identical packages on their doorknobs as well. (And
I am finding this all very strange. Why a massive door-to-door marketing campaign for nutella here? And why now?