The current version of Nesquik Chocolate Powder is not as bad for you as one would think when consumed in moderation. The biggest concern with the powder is the extremely high levels of sugar.
Nesquick is not healthy for anyone! It’s main ingredient is sugar, mixed with cocoa and some chemicals. It would be considered a dessert. You would be better off using a good cocoa powder and a natural sweetener like stevia, monk fruit, or honey to make chocolate milk.
Possible long-term side effects
- weight gain
- bodily inflammation
- heart disease
- diabetes
Possible short-term side effects
- stomach discomfort
- hyperactivity
- fatigue
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FAQ
Why is Nestle discontinuing Nesquik?
Is Nesquik good or bad for you?
Is it okay to eat Nesquik powder?
Why was Nesquik recalled?
Is Nesquik chocolate milk bad?
This stuff is just bad and should be avoided. Like Nesquik Chocolate Lowfat Milk, Walmart’s store brand of chocolate milk is too sweet. While not quite as sweet as Nesquik’s version, it’s a close call. The good news is that Great Value Chocolate Milk doesn’t have any grittiness. The bad news is that it’s really, really thin.
What happened to Nesquik?
Going going Nesquik, a South African favourite – has been discontinued. South Africans need to be in the know if we want to create a prosperous future. News24 has kept the country informed for 25 years, and we’re about to enter a new chapter of fearless journalism.
What does Nesquik chocolate lowfat milk taste like?
However, if you try this chocolate milk today, you’ll be disappointed. Nesquik Chocolate Lowfat Milk has an overwhelming amount of sweetness. Instead of tasting like chocolate milk, this stuff tastes like sugar milk. Back when you were growing up, getting a sugary drink was a treat.
Was Nesquik cream powder too tame?
Nesquik Cream Powder may have been too tame and/or redundant (mixing cream with milk?). Although more intriguing and ambitious, Nesquik Crème Soda Powder and Cookies and Cream Powder may have suffered from the same redundancy.