A Unique Nutella Dessert: Marbled Nutella Marshmallows Recipe

A Nutella dessert recipe that you can add to hot chocolate, coffee, cookies, and more!

The winter months are made for hot chocolate (and marshmallows). So, we made some marbled Nutella marshmallows to top hot winter drinks, add to s’mores, or eat by themselves as a little treat. 

If you’re a Nutella fiend, you have to try this!

Anissa whipped up a batch of these and brought ’em over. And then I used a cannoli roller (of all things) to create bite size bits and added them to homemade hot chocolate (which I have a recipe for and will share soon).

What are the ingredients in Nutella?

Is there a lot of sugar in Nutella?

Nutella has 21 grams of sugar per serving, which is just under 90 calories.

But if we’re making marshmallows, we’re probably not counting calories, right? So lets get to it…

What can I do with my Nutella?

There are so many things you can make with Nutella. So, if you’re a fan of this hazelnut spread, you won’t want to miss these recipes…

• Easy Nutella fudge – topped with toasted marshmallows 
• Nutella cinnamon rolls – A twist on the classic!
• Nutella s’mores – Perfect for campfires.
• And then, of course, there’s the Nutella marshmallows I’m sharing today…

Here’s what you need to make homemade Nutella dessert marshmallows like a champion…

Ingredients

• 1 cup powdered sugar
• 3 packs unflavored gelatin
• 3/4 + 1/2 cup water
• 3/4 cup light corn syrup
• 1 1/2 cups of sugar
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
• 1 teaspoon of vanilla
• 3/4 cup Nutella
• candy thermometer

How to Make a Delicious Nutella Dessert Marshmallows

1. Lay out parchment paper and dust.

First lay out parchment paper over a 9×13 pan and dust extensively with powdered sugar. They will be sticky.

2. Mix gelatin and water.

Pour the three packs of gelatin into 1/2 cup of water and let it sit for about ten minutes.

3. Add ingredients to saucepan.

While you wait for the gelatin go ahead and add the rest of the water, corn syrup , salt, sugar to a medium saucepan.

Bring to a boil and allow the candy thermometer to reach 240 degrees.

4. Combine gelatin and stovetop ingredients.

Next in your mixing bowl combine the gelatin and slowly add the sugar stovetop mixture. Be careful it will be very hot. 

Beat in the mixer for about 8 minutes until the bowl is warm to the touch and the mixture resembles marshmallow fluff. 

Now you can add flavor to the marshmallows by adding in your vanilla.

5. Add Nutella and beat.

Next add in about 1/4 of the Nutella and beat until smooth about 1 minute.

Work quickly and pour the marshmallow mixture into the pan and use a spatula sprayed with grease to smooth it out.

6. Swirl the remaining Nutella into marshmallows. 

Then using a knife swirl the rest of the Nutella into the marshmallows.

The marbling isn’t actually necessary, of course, but it makes them feel a little more special.

Let it sit for about six hours or overnight.

7. Cut and add marshmallows.

Cut as desired and dust the marshmallows with the rest of the powered sugar.

What pairs well with Nutella marshmallows?

Hot chocolate would be my number one response! And I have several homemade hot chocolate recipes that could work for this one.

My favorite is salted caramel hot chocolate.

Can you imagine the caramel and the Nutella marshmallows together? That sounds so good!

These homemade marshmallows would also be amazing in my hot cocoa cups.

They’re chocolate marshmallow candies! And taste amazing!

A Unique Nutella Dessert: Marbled Nutella Marshmallows Recipe

Brittni

A Nutella dessert recipe that you can add to hot chocolate, coffee, cookies, and more! The winter months are made for hot chocolate (and marshmallows). So, we made some marbled Nutella marshmallows to top hot winter drinks, add to s'mores, or eat by themselves as a little treat. If you're a Nutella fiend, you have to try this! Anissa whipped up a batch of these and brought 'em over. And then I used a cannoli roller (of all things) to create bite size bits and added them to homemade hot chocolate (which I have a recipe for and will share soon).

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Equipment

• candy thermometer
• medium saucepan

Ingredients

  

• 1 cup powdered sugar
• 3 packs unflavored gelatin
• ¾ + 1/2 cup water
• ¾ cup light corn syrup
• 1 ½ cups of sugar
• ⅛ teaspoon salt
• 1 teaspoon of vanilla
• ¾ cup Nutella

Instructions

 

• First lay out parchment paper over a 9x13 pan and dust extensively with powdered sugar. They will be sticky.
• Pour the three packs of gelatin into 1/2 cup of water and let it sit for about ten minutes.
• While you wait for the gelatin go ahead and add the rest of the water, corn syrup , salt, sugar to a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil and allow the candy thermometer to reach 240 degrees.
• Next in your mixing bowl combine the gelatin and slowly add the sugar stovetop mixture. Be careful it will be very hot. Beat in the mixer for about 8 minutes until the bowl is warm to the touch and the mixture resembles marshmallow fluff. Now you can add flavor to the marshmallows by adding in your vanilla.
• Next add in about 1/4 of the Nutella and beat until smooth about 1 minute. Work quickly and pour the marshmallow mixture into the pan and use a spatula sprayed with grease to smooth it out.
• Then using a knife swirl the rest of the Nutella into the marshmallows. The marbling isn't actually necessary, of course, but it makes them feel a little more special. Let it sit for about six hours or overnight.
• Cut as desired and dust the marshmallows with the rest of the powered sugar.

Notes

What pairs well with Nutella marshmallows?

Hot chocolate would be my number one response! And I have several homemade hot chocolate recipes that could work for this one. My favorite is salted caramel hot chocolate. Can you imagine the caramel and the Nutella marshmallows together? That sounds so good!

These homemade marshmallows would also be amazing in my hot cocoa cups. They're chocolate marshmallow candies! And taste amazing!

Did you make this?Mention @paperandstitch or tag #paperandstitch!

Recipe by Anissa Saxton
Photography and styling by Brittni  Mehlhoff

Think you’ll give these Nutella marshmallows a try? And more importantly…are you a Nutella freak?