Where can we find chocolate milk NOT Nesquick

[bumbershoot]

Also you have to remember that Nestle has exclusive rights to many products like coffee in the parks so unless they mix it up themselves, its going to be Nesquick.

Nestle does not have that contract anymore.


Nesquick: LOWFAT MILK WITH VITAMIN A PALMITATE AND VITAMIN D3 ADDED, SUGAR, LESS THAN 2% OF COCOA PROCESSED WITH ALKALI, CALCIUM CARBONATE, CELLULOSE GEL, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, SALT, CARRAGEENAN, CELLULOSE GUM.

That's not "chocolate milk" to me.


When DS wants chocolate milk we go to the store (often Whole Foods) and buy the stuff with milk and with chocolate (often the stuff in glass bottles). And no gums or gels or extra flavors.

Plus, DS reacts in very very funky ways to Nesquick and we feel it tastes terrible.

 

[chartle]

Nestle does not have that contract anymore.

Yes

FYI

Zombie thread alert.

 

[thisismyusername]

Nestle does not have that contract anymore.


Nesquick: LOWFAT MILK WITH VITAMIN A PALMITATE AND VITAMIN D3 ADDED, SUGAR, LESS THAN 2% OF COCOA PROCESSED WITH ALKALI, CALCIUM CARBONATE, CELLULOSE GEL, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, SALT, CARRAGEENAN, CELLULOSE GUM.

That's not "chocolate milk" to me.


When DS wants chocolate milk we go to the store (often Whole Foods) and buy the stuff with milk and with chocolate (often the stuff in glass bottles). And no gums or gels or extra flavors.

Plus, DS reacts in very very funky ways to Nesquick and we feel it tastes terrible.

I totally agree. There WERE some places that sold the Mickey chocolate milk and Nesquick, but during our most recent trip, we didn't see the Mickey milk nearly as much. I think I remember looking at the ingredient list with the Mickey milk and feeling like it was a better substitute.

I am pretty hardcore about what my kids eat and drink, but Disney is just, unfortunately, a time where I have to (no pun intended) let it go, less I always stay in a villa and prepare all of our meals or we eat at all signatures (and even then, I'm not sure that everything is 100% natural).

 

[mullysisters]

Just to add, I used to work at a UHT packaging beverage facility. All of the info above regarding UHT milk is correct and ..... it is so much kinder to the environment in terms of packaging and transportation of the milk "boxes" compared to fresh processed milk in bags and cartons. The only thing better is the local organic milk products packaged in glass bottles (of course, those bottles have to be made in glass founderies using a great deal of energy, but they are reusable rather than recyclable)
We packed Yoo-Hoo too, it was the only product NOT sampled by the employees on our breaks! It is made with water not milk and is therefore processed for Kosher inspection and approval. It is healthier and kinder to earth/ animals. It's Vegan too, our/facility was cleaned to Kosher standards before it was packaged.