Ovaltine or Nestle?

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Nestle or Ovaltine

  • Nestle - pure chocolate

    Votes: 6 75.0%
  • Ovaltine - generic chocolate

    Votes: 2 25.0%

  • Total voters
    8
Nobody I know drinks Ovaltine. I usually use Hersey's syrup.

I really like Nestle Quick Strawberry milk! Yum! :D
 
i've never had ovaltine. and hershey's is better than nestle
 
I've never had either of them. If I want chocolate milk I buy it pre-made. You just can't reproduce that at home.
 
Nestle. Ovaltine tastes too bland. I usually will make my own with good ol' milk and chocolate syrup too.
 
Ovaltine easily beats Nestle.


However a tought competition would be between Ovaltine and Milo.


Both are really good.
 
DOn't you have to be like 65 or older to drink Ovaltine?
 
No, you just have to be devoid of enough integrity to appear in an Ovaltine commercial.

Oh, and Holland, don't mess with
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sorry, very sorry.
 
that must only be sold in cube farms or never advertised.
 
I've never seen it advertised. It's an old brand, like eighty years old. They have a following and no megacorporation aspirations. Support small business!
 
I like Cadbury's more than Nestle. I think.
 
Originally posted by made in holland
Neither one of them. I usually buy a dutch brand.

Good man, good man. I don't like American chocolate too much, but Nestle's Quik is pretty good for being American. I personally like Nestle's over pre-mixed chocolate milk at the food stores....

Talentless, bad, bad choice.... NEVER go for anything that says Diet on it!!!
 
I think all chocolate syrup is "fat-free." Now that everyone cares they put it on the container.
 
Originally posted by milefile
Bosco
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Mmm...Bosco. We sold it in Publix a few years back next to the ice cream. Now they have a cute bear in their logo, and a squeeze bottle.

I was a Hershey's fan when I made my own chocolate milk. But somehow, it was never as good as the way it came pre-packaged.
 
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