Nestlé’s Milo is now available as a sweet, so I tried it.
Hello, This is Santoshi.
When I work, I get stressed and want to eat sweets.
At that time, I drink “MILO” as rice, but it is troublesome to boil water.
So I go to a nearby supermarket and buy sweets.
But this time in the new product section was exactly what I wanted.
Chocolate? No MILO.
The price was 256 yen including tax when I purchased it.
It may be a little expensive as a sweet.
Nestlé Official Website Product Overview
https://d.nestle.jp/other-confe/mi_box_62.html
It is individually wrapped.
This makes it easy to eat outside and is hygienic.
Now, let’s display the ingredient list.
Nutrition facts label
It was a component display per 4 pieces.
Calorie: 139kcal
Protein: 1.6g
Lipid: 9.2g
Saturated fatty acids: 5.5g
Carbohydrate: 12.8g
Carbohydrate: 11.9g
Sugar: 10.0g
Dietary fiber: 0.4g-1.4g
Salt equivalent: 0.02g-0.07g
Calcium: 136mg
Iron: 2.1 mg
Vitamin d: 0.6ug-1.6ug
There was other useful information as well.
Q; How much sweets can I eat a day?
A: The standard for luxury items such as sweets is up to 200 calories a day.
By the way, Nestlé’s MILO chocolate has 35 calories per piece, so it is recommended to eat about 4 pieces a day.
Is written.
I put it on a plate.
The word “Nestle” is on the top of the chocolate.
I broke the chocolate in two.
The upper part was a smooth layer and the lower part was a coarse layer.
What does it taste like?
I will try it immediately.
O C!(yummy!)
It looks like ordinary chocolate, but the inside is obviously “MILO” taste!
It has a sticky texture and tastes like sweet milk chocolate.
If you compare it, it has a gentle taste.
This chocolate is a very effective chocolate suitable for sugar supplementation.
I would like to find a new chocolate and do my best to continue my workT