Nestlé Nesquik Chocolate Wafer Bar

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Whilst in a local Turkish store recently I spotted this Nesquik wafer bar. I'd never seen it before and it wasn't long after I bought it that Marcus posted a new "10 Foreign Chocolate Bars 003" video which included this amongst them that I realized it was anything special! So in honour of his video I decided to pull it out of the review cupboard and give it a try...


Opening the wrapper it looked like a pretty regular puffed wafer bar coated in milk chocolate, but had a stronger, more pleasant chocolatey smell than the average Nestlé chocolate bar. I could tell this was going to be a bit more special as it had that distinctive, sweet "Nesquik" aroma, if there is such a thing!


Splitting it in half revealed a regular puffed wafer with a pale cream filling. Biting into it I was met with the expected sweetness as well as a nice milky cream, which I would say recreated the flavour of Nesquik cereal fairly accurately. It was a very pleasant wafer and if you're a fan of Nesquik you're sure to enjoy this a lot. It's definitely aimed at children and if you like chocolate sweet and milky then this is for you! Overall, a rather tasty wafer bar that surprised me by just how nice it was.

Rating: 7.5 out of 10.

Check out this bar on the "10 Foreign Chocolate Bars 003" video from Marcus of the Choc It Out! Youtube Channel.

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