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Nestle Nesquik Chocolate Flavour PowderNewest Review: ... to the old school of milkshake and bought a tub of chocolate nesquick. At around £2 for a 300g pot, it wasn't cheap, but boy ... more More Nestlé drinks
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by - written on 11/05/09 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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I am a big fan of milkshakes, but also very aware it's a dangerous ground to tread. There's something about when I was a young boy, and every milkshake was delicious. These days, a lot of them are so rich that it's like drinking single cream, and instantly gives me a headache. Frijj is the perfect example: glu-like consistency and super rich - I don't like it. And so, I came back to the old school of milkshake and bought a tub of chocolate nesquick. At around £2 for a 300g pot, it wasn't cheap, but boy was it worth it. The product is a granulated, sugar like powder which, when added to milk, makes a tasty drink. Personally, one tea-spoon full is ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/09/08 (Very useful, 230 readings)
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Think chocolate milk...think mmmm Nesquik! This product was first developed in the US by Nestle in 1948 but is very popular in the UK to buy ready-made or as a powder. This review is for the chocolate flavour powder that you add to your milk. ... Price ... For £1.53 (Tesco) you get 300g of powder which comes in a neat yellow tub. You recognise Nesquik by the famous bunny which embossed on the top and printed on the front. Because only 3 teaspoons are required to be added to your milk it's good value for money and will last you quite a while, which works out cheaper than buying it ready-made. ... Product General ... To make your ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/01/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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According to my teen the only thing to drink when suffering a throat infection is milkshake - just before christmas I got the lurge complete with raging throat so I decided to try this out - not normally a fan as I seem to exist of a diet of coffee and coffee but I needed something cold to soothe. Ladies will mainly (hopefully)agree that if you have to have a flavoured drink then choclotate ranks at the top! This milkshake is made by Nestle and comes in a sort of squat looking plastic container which is bright yellow and the words Nesquik in blue lettering beneath a bunny showing off the drink. This currently costs £1.72 for 300g of the chocolate powder ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/10/08 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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My girl loves milkshakes and this is her favourite brand. The Nesquick has been repackaged and now comes in a smaller yellow plasic tub. On the front it has the Nesquick bunny and a picture of a glass of chocolate milk. The tub is very easy to open and because it has a large opening, it is very easy to spoon out the milkshake powder. It is less messy than the liquid milkshakes and very easy for children to use themselves. When you open the foil sealed tub you can smell the lovely chocolate powder. It is a nice brown colour. The milkshake is very easy to make just pour a glass of milk and then add 2-4 teaspoons of Nesquik to the milk. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/12/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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If you are thinking for chocolate milk with lot of calcium and protein for your grown up kids,go for Nestle Nesquik Chocolate flavour powder. There's increasing global evidence that children are susceptible to health problems stemming from inactivity and a high fat diet. Eating healthy is essential not only for adults but also for growing children. Children are most influenced in their food habits by their peers and by advertisements. Most parents who give in to their children's constant pleas for unhealthy food often end up eating this food along with them. For better results according to me NESTLE Nesquik Chocolate Flavor Powder is best for a grown up ... Read the complete review
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