What other drink requires three heaped teaspoons just to get some flavour?
(Well there was Quik, but look what happened to that.)
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Oh my that is extremely astute. I find after one decent milo drink the tin is half gone. Now ‘Horlicks’ that is the unsung hero of delicious beverages. They totally don’t take you for a ride like those corporate fat cats at nestle. Lets start bringing these questions forward and watch these gross annual profit fall out like the quality of this once beloved beverage!
I promise to try it!