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[Expiry: 08/2027] Milo Chocolate Malt Powder 460g Direct From Australia

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[Expiry: 08/2027] Milo Chocolate Malt Powder 460g Direct From AustraliaMilo Chocolate Malt Powder Hot or Cold Drink is a beloved beverage that has been a household favourite for generations, offering rich, chocolatey goodness in every sip. Made with a unique blend of malted barley, milk powder, and cocoa, it delivers a deliciously balanced taste that is both comforting and energising. Whether enjoyed hot for a soothing treat or cold for a refreshing boost, its a versatile drink that fits perfectly into any time of the

Milo Chocolate Malt Powder Hot or Cold Drink is a beloved beverage that has been a household favourite for generations, offering rich, chocolatey goodness in every sip. Made with a unique blend of malted barley, milk powder, and cocoa, it delivers a deliciously balanced taste that is both comforting and energising. Whether enjoyed hot for a soothing treat or cold for a refreshing boost, it’s a versatile drink that fits perfectly into any time of the day.

Packed with essential vitamins and minerals, Milo is designed to support an active lifestyle while providing a satisfying chocolate malt flavour that both kids and adults love. Its smooth texture and distinctive taste make it perfect not only as a drink but also as an ingredient in smoothies, desserts, or sprinkled over breakfast cereals. Easy to prepare and consistently delicious, Milo is the perfect companion for your daily routine, offering both nourishment and enjoyment in every cup.

  • Classic chocolate malt flavour
  • Enriched with vitamins and minerals
  • Suitable for all ages
  • Versatile for drinks and recipes

Ingredients: 
Extract of Malt Barley Or Malt Barley and Rice (Total Extract 38%), Milk Solids, Sugar, Cocoa, Choc Malt Blend (Soy), Minerals (Calcium, Iron), Vitamins (C, B3, B6, B2, D, B12). Contains Gluten, Milk, Soy.

Directions: 
Make your perfect cup to enjoy hot or cold glass with milk (200ml) and 3 heaped teaspoons of milk + 200ml cold or hot (not boiling) skim milk. Stir and enjoy with glass depicting brown liquid. Store in a cool dry place. Replace lid securely after use. After opening, we recommend this product to be consumed within 8 weeks. 

Warning: 
Contains milk and barley (gluten). May contain traces of soy. Not suitable for individuals with dairy or gluten intolerance.

This product may not be right for you. Always read the label, warnings and instructions for use, before purchase.

Made in Australia from at least 55% Australian ingredients.

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