Nestle in general

** This is a review of Nestlé 'Little Pots Of Heaven' chilled baked cream desserts, a category not specifically covered on dooyoo.co.uk ** Ever had that yearning for a luscious, decadently-rich post-dinner treat or dessert that's intense enough to stun that craving for an intense chocolate hit without either having to stand slavering (yes, you read right!) over a bain-marie, or worse yet, waiting for some soufflé to emerge from the oven...? There is a "new" Nestlé dessert now in the chiller cabinet of your local Tesco (or similar), called "Little Pots of Heaven"; there is a chocolate variety of this dessert which will forever ...  Read the complete review

Could someone please tell me what has happened to tinned cream? I have been looking everywhere and just cannot find any. My father is 81yrs old and he swears his apple pie does not taste the same. I am one of nine children and we would fight to lick out the can { a habit I just cannot get out of }. Please tell me I can soon get my dad a tin.

~~~~Who are Nestle?~~~ In 1860 a Swiss chemist by the name of Henri Nestle designed a substitute breast milk formula for a premature infant who proved to be intolerant of his own mother’s milk and common substitutes. Its success led to widespread recognition and the founding of the nestle brand. In 1905, the company merged with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company, and together they extended their reach into the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Spain with the opening of several factories. World war 1 brought great wealth in the form of government contracts to produce dairy products for troop consumption, but World War II was not ...  Read the complete review

** This is a review for Nestle Heaven Milk Truffle Chocolate. ** Nestle have been doing a big promotion for their new range of Heaven bars lately, with free bars of chocolate being sent out to internet users, taste tests in supermarkets around the country and an advert played on all major television channels. As the UK's most boycotted brand, Nestle are clearly trying to get people hooked on a new range of choccy and back eating their products. Nestle Heaven chocolate bars retail at £1.39 each, or you can buy two for £2 at Tesco at the moment. If you signed up for Nestle's "Heaven Can't Wait" promotion online, you might have even received ...  Read the complete review

I have eaten Nestle products for many years and used their condensed milk for baking. I am well aware many people do not approve of the way they work, but I can am not judging them on this just reviewing the product which doesn't appear on Dooyooo. “Breakfast like a king. Lunch like a Prince . Dine like a Pauper”. An old saying, which really has a lot of sense in it. I always had a “Good cooked breakfast” before I left home to catch 2 buses to school, a journey of about 1 hour, or more if I missed the connection! My Mum believed that breakfast set you up for the day, and then I had school lunch (groans!) and a high tea when I got home, which eventually ...  Read the complete review