Nesquik Chocolate Milk Powder Vs. Hershey's Syrup for Chocolate Milk

Nesquik chocolate milk mix and Hershey's syrup for chocolate milk are two very different products that feed a chocolate craving in liquid form.

Sometimes I get an intense desire for something sweet and chocolaty. A nice big glass of rich, sweet and decadent chocolate milk, often does the trick in satisfying that craving. Both Nesquik chocolate milk powder and Hershey's Syrup will do the job just fine. They are very different in how they fill the bill.

The Hershey's brand is one that represents one of the most famous names in chocolate. It was started in 1900 in what was then Derry Church, now Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Hershey's syrup is very easy to mix in with milk as it already comes in a liquid syrup form. It is easy to use when poured from a squeeze type bottle. One problem I have though is that it is stored in the refrigerator and can be difficult to get out of the bottle. If I set it on the counter for awhile before I use it, then it is easier to use as it warms up.

I must admit, just seeing rich looking chocolate pouring out of a squeeze bottle of Hershey's syrup, is enough to make this chocoholic start to salivate in anticipation. Since it comes out in liquid form, the smell is wonderful too.

I made a trip to one of the Hershey factories. This one is in a small town in Northern California. The whole little town smells like melting chocolate. The smell that hit me as I stepped out of my car was heavenly. It was like walking into the kitchen when chocolate chip cookies are baking. I suppose they get immune to it living and working there. To me it was like driving into chocolate paradise with that smell permeating the air.

The very best thing about Hershey's syrup is being able to pour the gooey chocolaty ambrosia on a big bowl of cream. Then I watch it slowly drip down and cover the ice cream.

Nesquik chocolate milk powder was created in 1948 in the United States. The Nesquik company now sells it in over 100 countries worldwide.

Nesquik chocolate milk powder is not as easy to mix into the milk as Hershey's syrup is . The chocolate smell is still there but not quite as strong. If you have never had it before, it doesn't look too thrilling when you open the container. It comes in powdered form. You use a spoon to get the powder from the can to put in your glass of milk. Then you stir and stir it to get it to dissolve in the milk.

Some people don't like Nesquik chocolate milk powder it because it takes a certain amount of effort to get it mixed thoroughly with the milk. Some don't like Nesquik powder because it often has clumps of half mixed wet chocolate powder. The odd thing is, that is precisely why I love it so much. I can always find a nice glob of wet chocolate stuck to the bottom of my glass. I love scraping it from my glass with a spoon and getting a mouthful of intensely rich chocolate flavour. That just tops off the pleasure of drinking my glass of chocolate milk. I also like getting the occasional clump bursting in my mouth while I am guzzling the glass of milk down.

Nesquik also comes in a sugar free variety now. They carry a strawberry flavored powder for milk too which is good if I am in the mood for it, but I'll choose Nesquik chocolate powder for milk first.

Nesquik does have a syrup now. If I am going to have chocolate syrup for something like ice cream, I'll buy Hershey's Chocolate Syrup.

I have both Nesquik chocolate powder and Hershey's syrup in the house. If I am making chocolate milk I always choose Nesquik first. I use the Hershey's syrup for milk if I run out of the Nesquik powder.