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Milo Cereal

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Milo Cereal is an Australian breakfast cereal made by Nestlé that you serve with milk on it.

It is flavoured with Milo drink-mix powder, and so has a malt and cocoa flavour to it, though some people don’t think the cereal tastes much like the drink mix.

Milo Cereal was introduced in Australia in autumn 2003; then later introduced into Jamaica in 2008, and South Africa in 2009.

It is also being sold in New Zealand and throughout south-east Asia.

Nutrition

10 grams of sugar per 30g portion.

Since 2006, Milo Australia has doubled the wholegrain and fibre content, and reduced the saturated fat content by 50%, in order to be able to display an Australian Heart Foundation “tick” on their boxes.

Sources

Milo product web page. Retrieved August 2012 from http://www.milo.com.au/oats-cereal/.

Shakespeare-Blackmore, Keisha. Thumbs up for Milo cereal. Jamaica Gleaner. 5 June 2008.

This page first published: Sep 29, 2010 · Updated: Jun 14, 2018.

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