Are Grown-Ups Finally Getting Their Own Chocolate Milk?

The classic kid-favorite is getting a sophisticated flavor upgrade.

October 30, 2020
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Photo by: Photo courtesy of Nestlé

Photo courtesy of Nestlé

We could all probably use some comfort food right about now, and what is more comforting than chocolate milk? Or the sweet, cereal-flavored milk left at the bottom of our cereal bowls? You could argue that both are the taste of childhood — at least for those of us lucky or loud enough to have successfully begged our parents into sugary submission in the supermarket aisle.

Turns out Nestlé knows how to get us feeling nostalgic – the company is releasing three new flavored milks that sound like a grown-up take on childhood favorites.

Nesquik Dark Chocolate Whole Milk promises "the rich taste of dark chocolate” with a “creamy, smooth texture” — plus 14 grams of protein in each 14-ounce bottle.

Nesquik Protein Power Strawberry Milk boasts the same flavor as classic Strawberry Nesquik, but boosts the protein content, with 23 grams of protein per 14-ounce bottle.

Photo by: Photo courtesy of Nestlé

Photo courtesy of Nestlé

And, most exciting for fans of bottom-of-the-bowl cinnamon-cereal milk, or those who love Milk Bar’s Cereal Milk Soft Serve: Nestlé Sensations Cinnamon Toast Crunch Flavored Milk.

“Thanks to the new Nestlé Sensations Cinnamon Toast Crunch Flavored Milk, there’s no waiting necessary to devour the irresistibly delicious Cinnamilk found at the bottom of the bowl,” Nestlé promises. “Nestlé Sensations Cinnamon Toast Crunch Flavored Milk tastes just like an epic combination of cinnamon and sugar deliciousness with hints of toasted cereal.”

All three flavors will be available in retailers nationwide beginning in January 2021.

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