“White chocolate is not chocolate, and I will not be drawn further. It is, however, Milkybar, which is a different argument entirely.”
Milkybar
$2.99 · 0.9 oz (25 g)
Born
1936
Maker
Nestlé
The Milkybar Kid
In TV adverts since 1961
Best enjoyed
Cold, and more of it than is sensible
White chocolate, which is to say cocoa butter, milk and sugar with no cocoa solids in it at all. Nestlé launched it in 1936, and it is generally reckoned to be the first white chocolate bar anyone sold.
What makes it Milkybar rather than simply white chocolate is the Milkybar Kid, who has been on British television since 1961 and whose jingle is lodged permanently in the head of everyone who grew up with it.
Sweet, soft, and gone in about four bites.
$6.95 delivery, free over $50.
The Practical Bits
Everything one ought to know before tucking in.
Ingredients
Sugar
Cocoa Butter
Whole Milk Powder
Glucose Syrup
Emulsifier (Lecithins)
Flavoring
Cocoa Butter
Whole Milk Powder
Glucose Syrup
Emulsifier (Lecithins)
Flavoring
Allergen Information
Milk