May 31, 2022
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Nesquik was launched in the UK in 1957 and is sold in more than 100 countries worldwide. For the first time in many years, Nesquik, the iconic family favourite milk drink, is launching a new permanent milkshake flavour in the UK; Nesquik Choco-Caramel. Footnote: Source: Nestlé [Category: Consumer Products, Dairy Farming, Food & Beverages, Water Utilities, New Offerings] Copyright 2022 Contify.com
This delicious new addition to the Nesquik range combines two favourite flavours, chocolate and caramel, to make a mouth-watering milkshake.
Just two teaspoons of Nesquik Choco-Caramel added to a glass of semi-skimmed milk creates a delicious drink that can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet and healthy[*] family lifestyle.
Kelly Light, Nesquik Senior Brand Manager, said "We're really excited to introduce a new permanent flavour to the iconic Nesquik brand, which has been a family favourite in the UK and around the world for many years. Choco-caramel is the perfect addition to the Nesquik milkshake range and we are confident consumers will absolutely love the taste of it!"
As with all Nesquik products, Nesquik Choco-Caramel is made with no artificial colours, flavourings, sweeteners or preservatives.
Fans will be able to get their hands on the new Nesquik in Tesco stores from this week.
Nesquik Choco-Caramel milkshake joins the existing range of chocolate, strawberry and banana flavours. Nesquik is also available as a hot chocolate and in ready-to-drink chocolate and strawberry cartons.
Nesquik has been a family tradition in American and Europe for more than 70 years. Nesquik was first developed in the US in 1948 as Nestlé Quik. It soon became a family favourite and the product was launched in Europe in the mid-fifties as Nesquik.
Nesquik was launched in the UK in 1957 and is sold in more than 100 countries worldwide.
[*] Semi-skimmed milk or fortified dairy alternatives can provide an important source of calcium for children. Calcium is needed for normal growth and development of bones in children.
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