You can watch the video version of Pistachio Nutella on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube. Did you also see the Pistachio Nutella news that millions of people saw? If you’re saying “I did”, let me tell you right away: the news is fake. Nutella never released such a product.

A video made just for fun by an account called UKsnackAttack is being mistaken for real, and this account’s video alone has been watched 16 million times. In fact, the video description even states that it’s fake. The point I want to make here is that people can no longer see even the information right in front of their eyes correctly. Don’t rush to like a piece of news the moment you see it. Even accounts with millions of followers can share without verifying, just to get engagement. This story is a harmless one — but what if it had been news that ruined someone’s life, and you had supported that lie?

First, research the accuracy of the information presented to you yourself. Even if the one reporting it is 60eksi.

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