BOX Ovaltine Classic Malt, Rich Chocolate, Chocolate Malt - Pack of 3 (36 Ounce in Total)

Ovaltine has that unusual taste that makes it so good. Also nostalgic from thev1950’s. Yet my young son likes drinking Ovaltine.

Reminds me of the malt milkshakes.

Let's take a time trip: In the height of radio programs, Little Orphan Annie was the darling of decoder ring owners and sponsored by Ovaltine (as humorously shown in A CHRISTMAS STORY by Jean Marsh). As a kid, I liked Ovaltine, the granulated stuff sinking slowly into cold milk. But as an adult, I couldn't do dairy anymore. As an senior, I was reading about Ovaltine in an old radio guide, decided to look it up online and found it completely reinvented, three flavors, and addressing people like me. Happy to say it rocks oat milk!Classic malt is a joy. I used to sprinkle it on ice cream once upon a time; now, it is perfect in Oatly. There is a chocolate malt version that is excellent as a step-up from the original malt, and the rich chocolate is just that: the richest additive to just about anything. Including coffee.A malted milk additive that is harmless, happy, delicious fun. And yummy. The brand has all kinds of environmental info on the new packaging; it's sustainable and smart, no question, and loaded with a dozen kinds of vitamins and minerals. We got the three-pack from Amazon.It's NOSTALGIC fun, and I'm very happy to have this blast from the past in the kitchen again.

I love these flavors, and I like that there is some nutritional value and not just sugar. I like to add these to puffed wheat cereal with some yogurt, or use them to make blended drinks. They also make excellent hot or cold coffee drinks. I thought $10 each was a little expensive, so I took off one star for value, but otherwise these powders are a great choice.