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Cheaper milkshake alternatives.

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pinkglove75318 · 26/06/2020 19:04

Sorry, not sure exactly where to post this.

I usually buy nesquick milkshake powder.

Has anyone seen a cheaper alternative? Online shop at Tesco and can't find an own branded or cheaper alternative.

Any other supermarkets ?

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KilljoysDutch · 26/06/2020 19:09

Lidl do their own chocolate one it's about £2.29 I think for a large tub.

BrieAndChilli · 26/06/2020 19:10

I get the mesquite from B&M. £1.99 for the biggest pot of nesquik power

pinkglove75318 · 26/06/2020 19:28

Thank you both very much

Off on a milkshake hunt tomorrow !

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spence246 · 26/06/2020 19:47

according to my son nothing tastes like chocolate nesquik so i buy it when its on offer -usually around £2 for 500g

TheChestnutCafe · 26/06/2020 19:49

Large Nesquik is £2 in HomeBargains.
Apparently the kids can taste the difference as they won't entertain own brand versions.

BertieBotts · 26/06/2020 19:52

The Lidl/Aldi own brand ones are nice. You could try the syrups as well like Crusha but I think more expensive than powders.

Housewife71 · 26/06/2020 20:06

ASDA Milkshake Mix is £1.49 a tub and my four year old hasn't noticed it's not Nesquik!

Housewife71 · 26/06/2020 20:07

Also Poundland sometimes sell the large Nesquik tub for £2.00.

ruralwanderer · 27/06/2020 15:08

You could make healthy milkshakes by whizzing up milk and fruit in a blender. I do this for my two and they think it's a massive treat. They've never had Nesquik though...

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