Nocilla Leche con Avellanas

Nocilla is a popular Spanish brand of hazelnut and chocolate spread, originally developed to compete with other European spreads like Nutella. This specific version is the 'Leche con Avellanas' (Milk with Hazelnuts) variety, which is distinguished by its creamy white appearance and lack of cocoa powder compared to the original version. The product is manufactured in Spain, maintaining its local heritage since its inception in the late 1960s.

The brand was originally created by the Grupo Starlux in 1968. Over the decades, it has become a cultural icon in Spain. Today, the brand is owned by Idilia Foods, a major Spanish multinational food group that was formed following the demerger of the Nutrexpa group. Idilia Foods is headquartered in Valencia and continues to produce Nocilla alongside other famous Spanish brands like ColaCao.