Asda Banana Flavour Milkshake Mix

The product I will now review is "Asda's banana flavour milkshake mix, with added vitamins". Anyone with children know that it is recommended that children should consume at least half a pint of milk a day, to top up their calcium intake, this can also be topped up with things like cheese, yoghurts and some green leafy vegetables. If you have children like mine, you will also be aware of how difficult it can be, to get them to eat anything even resembling "healthy" food. My daughter has a particular aversion to yoghurts, so I feel needs to be encouraged slightly more than my son, who in fairness eats so much dairy, he gets ...  Read the complete review

My son has a milk allergy and will not drive rice milk. So getting some kind of milk in to him is hard work It was only when the health visitor told me about adding a flavour powder to his milk. I noticed this one while walking round ASDA I can not remember the price. But it was a lot cheaper then nesquick *** Packaging** Bight yellow container with a big yellow bubbles with a cow swinging off a big straw. Bright yellow and bold ASDA Text written on the top,. With Banana Flavour Milkshake mix in white with yellow outline. With added vitamins in yellow text. Comes in 350grams How to use and ...  Read the complete review

I am going to review the Asda chocolate milkshake mix but since the only one in Dooyoos catalogue is the banana then i will write it under here. My nan bought me a tub of this after she went shopping. Ive notices that they have tried to copy the nesquik style with the yellow tub because as soon as I saw it I thought it was a nesquik. The taste of it is very nice. When I first made it i put in 3 big scoops of a tea spoon because thats how much i normally put in if i was using nesquik but when I tasted it i realised I could do with an extra scoop just to get it how I like it but apart from that you cant fault it. I think thats its just as good tasting ...  Read the complete review

Having children you always want what is best for them and we all know that milk is an important part of their growth to support healthy bones teeth and nails. When they are babies they only have milk which is full of the nutrients that they need once they get to the age of 1 they are able to consume cows milk unless there is an allergy. This swap from a different milk is hard and can be a challenge to get them to drink it. I was lucky with my son he couldnt stop consuming milk and still cant its getting him to leave it alone. My daughter however used to love it and would have 2 bottles a day now she will only have 3oz twice a day so we had to find a way to ...  Read the complete review