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Milk or Nesquik?
Topic Started: Jul 9 2004, 07:48 AM (568 Views)
pennythedude
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Frijj is the best milk :D
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NESTLÉ NESQUIK has been a family tradition in America and Europe for more than 50 years. NESTLÉ NESQUIK along with the NESQUIK Bunny provide kids and families with the fun way to turn milk into an irresistibly delicious, extra nutritious drink.

NESTLÉ NESQUIK has a rich history in the U.S. and around the world. NESTLÉ QUIK, the first powdered chocolate milk mix, was developed in the U.S. in 1948. It soon became a family favourite and, in the mid-fifties, the product was launched in Europe as NESTLÉ NESQUIK (this worldwide brand name was adopted by the U.S. in 1999).
In 1973, the NESQUIK Bunny was chosen to represent the brand and soon became a favorite among kids. This lovable character is recognized by young and old and remains one of the most popular food characters in the world. Today, NESQUIK is sold in more than 100 countries worldwide and continues to be the leader in powdered milk flavourings.

Since its introduction, NESQUIK has added other popular flavours, like strawberry and sugar free chocolate, and new forms, like ready-to-drink, syrup, and ice cream novelties. In 2000, NESQUIK Powder was fortified with added calcium, vitamin C, and other essential vitamins and minerals to help build strong bones.


-Nestle.com
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Milk pwnz. Nesquik is crap.
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Nate
Jul 9 2004, 08:50 PM
Milk pwnz. Nesquik is crap.

wo0t! ,
maybe because milk is more natural , but nesquik is still better than milk :lol:
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Milk is a lot healthier and nutritious. Oberweis is the best.
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It depends what kind of Nesquik you are talking about. It it's the kind that you mix in, then I think that's better than milk. But if you buy the ones that are already in a bottle and are mixed in, they rot after like 2 minutes... :S
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I like Nesquik.. the one you mix in, same with Hersheys.
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Adamo
Jul 9 2004, 09:45 PM
It depends what kind of Nesquik you are talking about. It it's the kind that you mix in, then I think that's better than milk. But if you buy the ones that are already in a bottle and are mixed in, they rot after like 2 minutes... :S

:clown: yes the one you mix in, i like it more than milk too
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I like milk better.
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nesquick tastes better

but milk is good for cereal!
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I like Milk.
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nesquick fo' sho'!
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