Nestle Milkybar Milk & Crunchy

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There's been a lot of pretty rubbishy "new" products out lately, so it's always a nice surprise when one of them bucks the trend and is actually quite tasty and worthwhile. These Milkybar Milk & Crunchy bars are one of those products...a simple combination of Milkybar chocolate, with a creamy milky filling and crisped rice pieces. Sugary, milky and sweet but very tasty! 


I found this multipack in a discount store, for £1 you get 4 small bars weighing 21g each. Each bar is moulded in a cow shape:


These are clearly aimed at kiddies, but why should they have all the fun? These bars are ace! I took a bite from the head...where else? 


These are super sweet, but the milky filling combined with the crisped rice is delicious, there's enough rice pieces to give plenty of crunch per bite as well as a creamy smoothness from the filling. They're delightful, and such a treat...I scoffed two bars one after the other they were so nice. 

Overall, if you're a fan of white chocolate or just a big kid in general, you simply have to give these a try! They're possibly the nicest product Nestle have brought out since...well...since the Caramel Aero Mousse a few weeks back...Nestle aren't doing too badly with their new products lately, unlike poor old Cadbury's!

8.5 out of 10. 


Comments

  1. Unknown9 April 2016 at 02:21

    Moo

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  2. liza5 April 2017 at 04:01

    nice

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  3. Anonymous17 June 2024 at 00:16

    The head? I always eat around the edges so that the cow has time to think about it’s life before it’s inevitable death! Much more fun if you ask me.

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