Milo is a malted cocoa drink, and contains barley. So yes, Milo includes gluten, but if you just have to eat wheate-free then it can be okay.
Cocoa pops definitely have gluten.
Look at ingredients lists for maltodextrin, glucose syrup, glucose, thickener, vegetable starch, lecithin (if it says soy lecithin then its okay), reconstituted, wheat, oats, barley or rye. all these things have gluten.
Cocoa Camino cocoa powder (224g tins) does not contain any gluten (or gluten-containing ingredients), however it is manufactured at a facility which produces gluten-containing products. An allergen prevention program is in place to avoid the risk of cross-contamination.
yea but it wouldnt be chocolate flavoured maybe by the least it will but it will also taste malty its fine if you love milo :)
No. But they might be soon as Kellogg's is releasing gluten free Rice Krispies in May.
Yes, they are vegan.
Milo is a health drink,on the container there is no referance to caffiene. internet site is www nestle.com.au Milo comes in powdered form and we can buy milo candy bars also and icecream. I have never heard of milo spread before this time. I have had the enjoyment of drinking the Milo drink 62 years Nestle website says standard cup contains 15mg caffeine. Any drink containing cocoa will have a small amount of caffeine. The heart foundation also states the amount of Caffeine contained in Nestle Milo that you can view here at http://blog.healthy.co.nz/is-milo-really-a-healthy-drink/
Yes it is gluten and dairy free. This is because it is not milk chocolate or anything else with dairy in it. it usually doesn't have anything added to it either. So its okay for people who are allergic to dairy or gluten.
You would have to contact Kellogg's directly to find out.
wheta bum+ cocoa bums and milk + Sugar Bum pops + cocoa bums and mlk make a bowl full of funny bums
Gluten is found in cereals that contain wheat flour, rye or oats. There are gluten free cereals on the market that are made with rice or corn, but it's important to check the ingredients. You can also choose a cereal that says "Gluten Free" on the box.
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It depends what chocolate powder you're using. One that definiitely IS gluten-free is Nesquik, and one that is definitely NOT is Milo. However, you can just check the ingredients on the packet. Anything with wheat (apart from wheat glucose syrup), malt, barley, rye, or oats is out of bounds.