Nestlé Magic Straws

I love milk. Whether it is semi-skimmed, full fat I love milk but my favourite kind of milk is chocolate milk and in particular Nesquik chocolate Milk. More recently I have switched to using Nesquik magic straws call it the child in me trying to break out, but I find them to be lots of fun and I am still fascinated as to how they change the colour of my milk. These Nesquik Straws which come in two different varieties are available in most supermarkets and local convenience stores ranging in price from 89p for a packet of 4 Straws and up to £2.00 for the larger packets. Again price and availability may change depending on where you live, but I tend to buy mine ...  Read the complete review

As the mother of two young children (aged 3 and 6), I am constantly on the lookout for new and interesting ways to get my kids to drink milk. We all know of the health benefits to drinking milk and most mums (and dads!) will agree that it is an uphill battle to persuade most kids to be a bit more healthy nowadays. I guess I am lucky in that sense, my kids will choose milk over any other drink and tend to go through about 10 litres of the white stuff every week between them! Yes my milk bill is high but it's worth it! The Nesquick bunny rabbit - any parent will instantly recognise him in an advert for the instant chocolate or strawberry milkshake powder that is ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I was a child, I have the fondest memory's of having supper with my siblings. At night my mum would handover a couple of biscuits or a slice of homemade cake and a glass of something to wash it down with. Now I don't know about you but at that age, almost anything that resembled "healthy food", was in my books out of bounds, so that is how we came to milkshakes. My mum would very often have a small selection of powdered and liquid varieties in her store cupboard, admittedly there were very few options available then so we pretty much stuck to the Nesquik and Crusha varieties. The sweetness and vivid colours, gave the pretence of ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~~ About Nesquik ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nesquik is a milk flavouring mix that was developed in 1948, and introduced there as Nestlé Quik. The name was changed to Nesquik in 1999. At the same time, Nestle introduced Nesquik cereal, a breakfast cereal that "turns milk into chocolate milk", this is very similar to the advertising for Magic Straws, so I think they have seen how popular this was, and created another product out of it with Magic Straws. Products in the range now include traditional Nesquik powder, in Strawberry, Chocolate and Banana; Nesquik Fresh, in Strawberry, Chocolate and Banana; and Nesquik Magic Straws in Strawberry ...  Read the complete review

This is another small product I have got in my cupboard for school time. It is a magic invention in my opinion, and my son loves them. The straws are in a plastic bag, complete with the nesquik rabbit on the front. There are approx ten in the bag I have, and I paid £1.22 from tesco online page for them. One obvious disadvantage is the price. As i said these are £1.22 for a pack of ten whereas you can buy a 300g of powder for 99p. But if I have a few spare pounds, I think they are well worth the extra money. At the moment they come in strawberry and chocolate flavours, although I am hoping there will be many more flavours to come. ...  Read the complete review