In which country was the product now known as Nestle's 'MILO' originally developed?
Correct answer: Australia
FaithfulReader
Good...finally a questions for all the Australian players!
penawareof
Sounds like a version of Ovaltine
VelourFlyweight25394
FaithfulReader, i love milo in icy cold milk and over icecream yum
Player #27643412
penawareof, it's very different to Ovaltine..
Xalver
First I've heard of it myself (I'm Canadian). Will need to try it sometime if I get Down Under.
Jonesy
3 heaped teaspoons in a glass and then filled with cold, full cream milk. Not stirred, drink the milk and eat the milo at the bottom of the glass. My favourite - 56 now and I have been having Milo since I can remember.
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It’s also very popular in Trinidad and Tobago
G Brown
Reminds me of the old nestle quick from the 80’s in the US.
ccmomma
I buy a drink here, in the states called Milo, it's ice tea
Nova
It’s available on Amazon.
AnnieRoo
penawareof, it's much better than Ovaltine, more chocolatey
Player #31753367
GlobalImpact21, NO..nothing like Nesquick . Think Bornvita/ Ovaltine ..and Yes it is still sold in England.. think this exposes Age Gap 🤣🤝
GlobalImpact21
I had never heard of Milo, but it sounds like what was called Nesquick in England. I don't know if it is still sold in England.
Player #33530550
Grammi6, milo is nothing like Quick. Quick is a poor man milo
Player #33530550
penawareof, only about 1000000 times better
Grammi6
How is it different from Quik?
Lanoras From Mount S
Jonesy, It is available in India too.
PinoyRonin1955
Xalver, It is available in Asian Grocery if you have one near your location.
Player #27643412
Xalver, you could always see if you can get it online..
Goodbye Moonmen
Xalver, it's widely available here in Canada.
Player Elf Counsel
FaithfulReader, Yes. Fields of yellow.
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penawareof, yes it is