Milo is a Nestlé malt-chocolate drink. Milo comes from Australia and is very popular in various parts of the world including Asia, Oceania, Africa, and Latin America. [1] Milo is a versatile drink and there are so many ways to serve it, as many people drink it. This article will explain the 3 most common ways to present Milo, and teach you how to create a popular variety of Milo ice, including Milo Dinosaur and Milo Godzilla.
Collect ingredients.
Es Milo is a very popular beverage sold in cafes, food stalls, and even McDonald's restaurants in Singapore and Malaysia! [3] Materials needed are:
3-5 tablespoons Milo powder
3 tablespoons milk powder
1 tsp sugar
Hot water
Ice
Optional additive: sweetened condensed milk, extra powdered milk, ice cream or whipped cream, instant coffee
Make regular Milo ice.
Enter 3-5 tablespoons Milo powder, 3 tablespoons milk powder, and 1 teaspoon sugar into a glass. Add hot water to half a glass, then stir until Milo is completely dissolved. Add ice to the glass, stir, and enjoy a refreshing icy Milo!
You can also replace sugar and milk powder with 1.5 tbsp sweetened condensed milk.
Making Milo Dinosaur.
This Milo Drink and its variety comes from Singapore and is very famous.
Prepare a glass of regular Milo ice.
Add 2 tablespoons of Milo powder again on top of it, but do not stir. Milo powder will sink into a glass and form an interesting crisp texture.
Make Milo Godzilla.
Like Milo Dinosaur, this drink is another variation of the standard Milo ice drink. This drink is an amazing treat to be served during a hot day.
Prepare a regular Milo ice.
Add 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream, or a large amount of whipped cream on top.
Add a little Milo powder over it as a crisp and beautiful decoration.
Creating Milo NesLo.
With all the delights of milk and chocolate, you may wonder: where is the coffee? You can add any coffee to any Milo drinks, but NesLo is the most popular version.
Drink regular Milo ice, but add a pack of instant coffee to the mixture before stirring with hot water.
The original recipe of this drink uses instant Nescafé brand coffee, from which it is created, but you can also use a pack of Starbucks instant coffee, or instant coffee or other espresso.