Cooking English • 9 months ago

Milo? What do you do with it?

Cooking English • 9 months ago

I was gifted a 900 Gram bag of Milo (I assume that’s some shrinkflation crap). I love Malt and Cocoa, but this is bland and chalky. What do I do with it? So far I have tried it hot and cold on its own and mixed in coffee hot and cold. My next thought was using it in baked goods, something like an American Brownie.

Ideas?

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4•9 months ago
Sprinkle over ice cream.
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  6•9 months ago
  OK, I will try that. As much as I love the basic ingredients, I am not loving Milo. That’s without going into the Nestlé thing.

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