Milkshake powder Aldi/Lidl

Pretty sure the don't! I have purchased Nesquick in store. If they sold their own I would definitely have tried it.

Lidl do 800g tubs, it's called Goody Cao. You won't tell the difference from Nesquik.

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termite

Lidl do 800g tubs, it's called Goody Cao. You won't tell the difference … Lidl do 800g tubs, it's called Goody Cao. You won't tell the difference from Nesquik.Read lessRead more

How much is it

I think it's around £1.99. Goody Cao was nominated 'Best Buy' by Germany's equivalent of the UK's Which?‌ Source: Stiftung Warentest (in German)

I always found I needed to use more Goody Cao than Nesquik for as chocolately a drink.... unless I'm imagining things!

Just buy it in bulk when it's in offer in Tesco etc

itsdavidjones1984

Just buy it in bulk when it's in offer in Tesco etc

They don't sell it in Tesco, it's a Lidl brand.

termite

They don't sell it in Tesco, it's a Lidl brand.

I was referring to the likes of nesquik etc

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cunninghamster

I always found I needed to use more Goody Cao than Nesquik for as … I always found I needed to use more Goody Cao than Nesquik for as chocolately a drink.... unless I'm imagining things!Read lessRead more

Thanks a lot just brought the Lidl one which is a massive 800g for £2.29

Drinking it now. It's nice

We need to start a sugar tax to help fund the NHS, also it will help make junk food more expensive. I suggest 10% on all products high in sugar and all money going direct to the NHS. It will raise millions per week for the NHS.

The cost of diabetes to the NHS is over £1.5m an hour or 10% of the NHS budget for England and Wales. This equates to over £25,000 being spent on diabetes every minute.

In total, an estimated £14 billion pounds is spent a year on treating diabetes and its complications, with the cost of treating complications representing the much higher cost.

The prevalence of diabetes is estimated to rise to 4 million by 2025..

POWYSWALES14 m ago

We need to start a sugar tax to help fund the NHS, also it will help make …We need to start a sugar tax to help fund the NHS, also it will help make junk food more expensive. I suggest 10% on all products high in sugar and all money going direct to the NHS. It will raise millions per week for the NHS.The cost of diabetes to the NHS is over £1.5m an hour or 10% of the NHS budget for England and Wales. This equates to over £25,000 being spent on diabetes every minute.In total, an estimated £14 billion pounds is spent a year on treating diabetes and its complications, with the cost of treating complications representing the much higher cost.The prevalence of diabetes is estimated to rise to 4 million by 2025..Read lessRead more

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RossD895 m ago

This is a 2 year old thread...

This site has gone off a cliff recently! If I press next page it advances 10 instead, maybe this has happened.