Comments on: Ovaltine Cleans Its Can

By: vdb

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By: Steve

Steve — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 02:13:11 +0000

I was very disappointed when I saw the new canisters appearing on the shelves. I, too, bought the product as a nostalgic adult, hoping that some combination of the placebo effect and the actual vitamin contents would marginally bolster my health and justify its purchase over, say, Nesquik. Now it doesn’t seem like vitamins hidden in chocolate milk anymore; it seems like a geriatric supplement. It’s not only the new packaging, the powder itself is different: paradoxically finer grained but now insoluble in milk. I wrote to the company and asked why the change. They simply told me that after Nestle took over, they changed the look,but that they left the formula the same. I’m not buying it, figuratively. Pretty soon I may not be buying it, literally.

By: Harris

Harris — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:05:29 +0000

Now I drink “the Kangaroo.” It’s the cheapest and healthiest option. Only from Krasdale.