Recommendation

[velvetpage]

Nestle Minis - remember how messy and annoying it can be to eat popsicles when you have to either break it into two pieces, one for each stick, or eat a whole, big popsicle before it melted? Well, these are a wonderful solution. So far, I've seen the traditional fruity flavours, as well as a fudge one and now a RealDairy one, with chocolate or raspberry swirled through vanilla. They're all low-cal, and they're easier to keep reasonable because they come pre-wrapped in a tiny little portion. For the same reason, they're good for kids.

I just had a RealDairy one with a chocolate swirl. Forty-five calories of yummy goodness.

Unfortunately, since they're Nestle, they probably aren't available in the States.

Comments

[stripedsocks.livejournal.com]

What? We have Nestle here. I'm sure it's slightly different Nestle but we certainly can get Nestle chocolate here. ^_^

[anidada.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, Nestle products are verboten, chez nous (http://www.endevil.com/blacklist.html#Nestle). I'll take your word for it, though.

[doc-mystery.livejournal.com]

The Nestlé Smarties Book Prize, now known as the Nestlé Children's Book Prize, is the UK's largest prize for children's literature and poetry.

It's how I heard about the Harry Potter series, when the first book, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" won in 1997.

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