Nestle Aero Chocolate

Advantages: Can't really say a bad word about it
Disadvantages: All depends on what you want really

Nestle still remain behind Cadbury's when it comes to the confectionary industry, and it is probably the way it is always going to be, but that doesn't mean it has to stop them making products that are more intriguing than some of Cadbury's. I mean, look at Nestle Double Cream, that was an excellent idea for competition for Cadbury's Dairy Milk in my opinion, however I think you're lucky to find it in the shops nowadays. One of Nestle's most successful ...
...some people may attach to Nestle Area is all, "All bubble. No squeak," the Aero UK campaign for five years before converting in 2005. The colours of Aero are a light brown and white, where you find the edge of the packaging is brown and then the centre is this airy white colour. The area text is written in a smooth joined-up manner, and the text is coloured in by the brown bubbles of the product. INGREDIANTS: Sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa mass, ... Read review

Advantages: Bubbles are a novelty
Disadvantages: Not very chocolaty, Nestle, Additives

Usually I don't buy Nestle products on moral grounds, and as a general rule, any drink that puts "drink" at the end of what it is, is to be avoided. For example, "orange juice drink" is unlikely to ever have seen an orange. Still, wandering through my local Iceland, this was the only hot chocolate they had and it was cheap. = Taste I usually like my hot chocolate to be really chocolatey so this was a bit of a disappointment. It tastes ...
...why you'd want to buy Nestle stuff. The sachet holds 24g, which I think it probably so they can boast it's "only" 99 calories. You get quite a few sachets in the box, I think it was 6, and it cost £2 from iceland. I've looked on Tesco price check and they don't seem to have it so it seems pretty rare. For the best, really! I really wouldn't reccomend this. It has no good points. I'm slowly getting through the box, but only because I'm too lazy to ... Read review

Advantages: Fairly cheap, nice looking box, bubbly
Disadvantages: Not a great chocolate taste, nasty ingredients, difficult to find in shops

...between the Cadbury and the Nestle version, I quickly grabbed the box and put it in my trolley before she got the chance to make her mind up! I took it home and put it away in my kitchen cupboard. I'd forgotten I'd bought the stuff until about a week afterwards, whilst I was rummaging for something to put into my packed lunch the following day, I saw it and remembered I'd bought it. I asked both my daughter and my husband if they'd like to try some; ...
...I were you - it was a real disappointment. If you'd like more information about this product, you can contact Nestle on www.nestle.co.uk or phone them for free on 0800 585759. I've already contacted their website and left them with my views on this product! ... Read review

Advantages: Delicious milk chocolate, wide availability.
Disadvantages: Calories and fat.

Nestle is a confectionary company, which comes from Switzerland. Nestle is known widely around the globe, due to its world-famous chocolate bars etc. Nestle has a huge range of products, including (Nescafe) coffee, beverages, ice creams, frozen food, confectionary, and many more. Personally, Nestle has never been a favourite brand of mine when it comes to chocolate bars and bags of chocolate. I have mainly gone for Cadburys or Mars, Galaxy. However ...
...Nestle will do, and this was the case last Thursday. It was mid afternoon, and time for a little snack. I poured myself a glass of fresh pineapple juice, and then my quest to find something nice to eat to accompany my juice. I skimmed the fridge, bypassing the yogurts and fresh fruit on offer. I really didnt know what I felt like, but I had a craving I couldnt quite put my finger on. I opened the cupboard and retrieved the biscuit/sweet tin not ... Read review

Advantages: taste, bubbly, low-calorie
Disadvantages: list of ingrediants

I'm not normally a fan of instant hot chocolate drinks but there is something different about the Aero hot chocolate. Whilst doing the weekly shop recently my other half spotted this hot drink on special offer - £1.50 (good old Asda!). There were two versions available, a normal chocolate one and a minty version. Both claimed that 'the way the bubbles melt on your tongue creates a deliciously smooth hot chocolate sensation - go on indulge yourself.' ...
...to try the normal chocolate one and put a tub in the trolly. Once we got home I put it away and to be honest forgot about it! A few days later my boyfriend was making me a tea and remembered the hot chocolate and decided to try one. Once he came to sit down I became much more interested in his drink than my tea and I love tea! What attracted me firstly was the amount of bubbles floating on the top, then I noticed the lovely chocolatey smell wafting ... Read review