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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Milo''' is a [[chocolate]] and [[malt]] powder typically mixed with hot or cold water or milk to produce a beverage popular in many parts of the world. Produced by [[Nestlé]], Milo was originally developed by Australian industrial chemist and inventor [[Thomas Mayne]] in Sydney, Australia, in 1934.<br />
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== History ==<br />
Milo was developed during the [[Great Depression]] as a direct response to the need for a nutritional, energy-rich drink that could be easily prepared. Thomas Mayne, who was working for Nestlé at the time, created the formula for Milo, which was first launched at the [[Sydney Royal Easter Show]] in 1934.<br />
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== Ingredients ==<br />
The main ingredients of Milo are malted barley, [[sucrose]], and [[cocoa powder]]. It also contains several minerals and vitamins including [[calcium]], [[iron]], and [[vitamin D]]. The exact composition can vary depending on the country of production.<br />
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== Consumption ==<br />
Milo is consumed in several ways, most commonly as a hot or cold beverage when mixed with milk. It can also be sprinkled on ice cream or used as an ingredient in baking. In some countries, Milo is available as a ready-to-drink product in cans or bottles.<br />
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== Variations ==<br />
There are several variations of Milo, including Milo 3 in 1, Milo Nutri G, and Milo Active Go. These variations often contain additional nutrients or are designed for specific uses, such as providing energy for sports.<br />
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== Cultural Impact ==<br />
Milo has a significant cultural impact in many countries. For example, in Australia, the Milo in2CRICKET program encourages children to get involved in cricket. In Malaysia, the Milo truck is a common sight at school sports days, serving hot Milo to the students.<br />
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[[Category:Nestlé products]]<br />
[[Category:Australian inventions]]<br />
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