Answer 1
Nestlé Milo is an Australian chocolate malt dairy drink produced by Nestlé. Milo is also made in other countries including New Zealand, South Africa, Jamaica, Malaysia, Kenya and Ghana.
Ovaltine (registered trademark of Associated British Foods) is a brand name for a milk flavoring product made from sugar (except in Switzerland), malt extract, cocoa and whey, by Wander AG, a subsidiary of Novartis Consumer Goods. It was developed in Switzerland,
answer 2
This site can help you.
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What is the difference between Milo and Ovaltine?
answer 3
Australia
answer 4
Since I’m an Ovaltine drinker AND a friend in Australia just sent me a can of Milo, I can compare them directly. I drink my cold in milk. Milo does not dissolve well in milk. I got the best results by pouring hot water into the cup, adding the Milo and letting it dissolve before adding cold milk. Ovaltine, on the other hand, dissolves easily in cold milk.
2 tablespoons of Ovaltine contains 40 calories, 10 g of carbohydrates and no protein or fat.
2 tablespoons of Milo contain 60 calories, 9g of carbohydrates, 2g of protein and 1g of fat.
Both products were invented separately, but today both belong to Nestlé.
Answer 5
Ovaltine Ingredients
Answer 6
obviously the brand milo and ovaltine are different from each other.
compared to its nutritional value, there is a small difference.
both are energy drinks but milo is more chocolatey than ovomaltine, I think ovomaltine has whey protein concentrate in its ingredients but milo does not.
Answer 7
I live in New Zealand and I drink Milo. Many years ago I lived in Britain and drank Ovaltine. From memory the two drinks are very similar.
Answer 8
i haven’t heard of Milo but ovatine should have lots of vitamins it’s Milo the mexican version of fast if so i’ve heard of it but i think ovatine is better
Answer 9
the big difference comes from the “name” LOLZ! in addition. taste. the ovomaltine is more chocolatey than the Milo except that the nutritional value is more or less the same…
Answer 10
I love Millu!! hmmmmmmmmmmm!