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The latest Prime lightning deal, for all your chocolately needs.
[Prime] MILO Chocolate Drink, 1.5kg $10 Delivered @ Amazon AU
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qkthr on 13/10/2020 - 14:05 amazon.com.au (1475 clicks)
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Last edited 13/10/2020 - 14:08 by 1 other user
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You mix yours with milk?
i think you're doing it wrong, heaped spoonful's and a little milk or none if possible
Nah, straight out of the tin, spoon to mouth is the way to go!! Reliving my 80s childhood! LOL
1:1 ratio with ice cream.
Usually
I miss these! Got 1Got 1. Thanks OP!
Nice, got one.
Milo dinosaur time
They're going quick, 91% claimed now.
Edit: whoops, 93% now, in the space of less than 2 minutes!
got 1 when 98% gone, and now all gone
Shes cooked, Waitlisted.
Oh man, I would so get this if it didn’t have 654grams of sugar in 1 tin. It’s a bit too much to ignore. Love me some milo though
Missed it 😢
aaaaand it's gone
Went on the wait list as it is 99% gone and within 30secs it came up as ready to order.. ordered it straight away! YESSS!!! Thank you OP!!
A good tip for any Lightning deal is to add it to your cart as soon as possible. Once you add it to your cart, you get it reserved for 15 or so minutes, so you can think about the purchase. When this stock gets released, it goes to the waitlisted people.
Still available %99
got one, thanks
At the second World Water Forum in 2000, Nestlé and other corporations persuaded the World Water Council to change its statement so as to reduce access to drinking water from a "right" to a "need". Nestlé continues to take control of aquifers and bottle their water for profit.
sauce?
That quote is from Wikipedia, but you can read much more about the bad things Nestle have done here:
https://www.zmescience.com/science/nestle-company-pollution-…
I'd be all over this if it mixed in with milk.