Horlicks Light Malt Drink

Still on the look out for a perfect nights sleep I'm going through the flavours of Horlicks and drinks of that ilk. I'm a big fan of natural remedies though I'm yet to find anything that knocks my insomnia on the head. I'm sleeping on average 2 hours a night (if I'm lucky) and I'm on auto pilot and look spaced out most of time. I'm struggling to sleep through neighbour from hell who doesn't sleep... ever and I have a really bad spine I'm waiting to get fixed and I get migraines due to the thudding noise my neighbour makes and in general there's only so much you do to relax when there is a problem going on . You can get relaxed then bang bang bang thud till 5am it ...  Read the complete review

Not being able to sleep is no joke. My usual remedy is to have a couple of glasses of red wine which relaxes me enough to get to sleep but recently I decided to try a healthier option. As some of you know I have some hypermobile joints which leads to tight muscles that never relax and joint pain which makes getting comfortable a problem but I also have an overactive brain that chatters on non-stop as soon as my head hits the pillow, not a great combination when it comes to sleeping! So when I saw Horlicks had brought out a light version that's low in fat and calories I thought it must be worth a try. The tub I bought was about £2.30 for 220g which is ...  Read the complete review

I'm sitting here sipping the product as I type so excuse the blow by blow account of it! Lol First of all, having just reviewed the skinny cow drink and having hated it! I'm now sipping this drink and really enjoying it!! The packaging - it is attractive, an individual sachet (32g) again which I really like (especially for those on weight watchers like myself, helps you keep in control of the portion sixes - the only snag is that it is 2 points so a bit more than what you might like to blow on just a drink but I do think it's worth it! Go for a walk around the block before sipping it!) The blue smiley dreamy moon is of course ...  Read the complete review

I love Horlicks. It's lovely warm malty goodness just reminds me of melted down Malteasers. It always reminds me of being young and not being able to sleep and getting a lovely steamy cup of Horlicks to knock me out for the night! As I am watching what I eat and drink (and Horlicks being high in sugar and making it with milk) I thought I would try the Light version. You can buy single sachets for around 25p or a tub which will cost you around £2.00. The light versions (for both the chocolate and original versions) are packaged in blue and lilac. Very relaxing picture on the front. Overall very well packaged and eye catching. When you unscrew ...  Read the complete review