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Nutella first came in the shape of a loaf of bread, used to spread onto bread.

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Each jars contains 52 hazelnuts in the 14 ounce jars. Its 13 percent of the jar.

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The owner of nutella, Ferraro racher, also is the owner o tic-tacs which cam out a few year after the nutella debut.

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Italy is so proud of nutella they put it on the stamp. It represents the origanal jar of nutella

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Coffee began being rationed in america, like many other items,in 1942

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Troops from america said they needed coffee to," restore courage and gain strength."

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In 1901 a Japanese chemist in Chicago created the instant coffee. It was a coffee powder or coffee extract.

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Coffee was transported to the front lines by president William McKinley to give to the soldiers to keep them going.

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This video shows the rationing of different food from WWII.

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Rationing in the U.S. During World War II

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The U.S military was trying to figure out how to dehydrate food and accidentally dehydrated cheese which created Cheetos powder.

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They were dehydrating food to help pack the soldiers food easier and make it light weight

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The dehydrated cheese is one of the main ingredients in Cheetos.

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It wasn't even the Cheetos company who came out with the cheesy snack it was lays-Frito who made the first cheesy cracker, Using the same powder from the WWII.

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dehydrated cheese powder

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"If it came from a plant, eat it; if it was made in a plant, don't," writes Michael Pollan in his book "Food Rules, an Eater's Manual." Few foods violate this edict more flagrantly than cheese powder, which seems supernatural both in form and in color.