There used to be something similar to Heliomalt in Migros

So etwas ähnliches wie Heliomalt gab's mal in der Migros

Hello everyone

When I was little, we used to buy something similar to Heliomalt at Migros, but it didn't have such a malty taste, but was super light and airy (no powder like Suchard Express or anything like that).

The packaging was a clear plastic container with a screw cap on top.

We always put it in our milk or on our sandwiches.
Do you remember what it was called? It was delicious and I would love to have it again.

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mary0211

Could that have been called Eimalzine

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Hinnen47

It used to come in a clear plastic box.
That still exists, doesn't it?

They were such airy "granules" when you put them in the milk, they floated first and only when they were fully absorbed did they sink.

Thanks in any case for your idea mary0211

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mary0211

I know what you mean, but it was called something else

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Guest

Migrosbus: I'm not quite sure if that's what you mean, and I'm also not sure if I remember the right name. But I think there used to be another drink in Migros besides Eimalzin that ended in ZIN:

VITAZIN

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Guest

I remember a transparent can that had a red lid and didn't go straight down, but was bulbous and had a bend so that it was easy to hold. However, I don't think it was a malt drink, but a chocolatey one with coarse, large grains. I can't remember the name, but I do remember that it was super tasty. - Possibly FREYLITTA ?

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Hinnen47

@deactivated user
Yes, it's very possible that it didn't contain any malt.
And the bulbous can is also correct, I can't remember whether it had a red lid.
Does the Freylitta still exist or do you know something similar?

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Guest

@Hinnen47
I remember that Migros had two Shoko breakfast drinks on offer at the time: "M-Quick" and this coarse-grained thing in the bulbous, transparent can, which was difficult to dissolve in cold milk... While "M-Quick" still exists (it can also be found here on Migipedia), "our" product is probably no longer available. Incidentally, it was probably not called Freylitta - but I still think that it contained the manufacturer's name. Maybe CHOCOFREY or something. Maybe someone from the Migipedia team will get in touch on Monday and can tell us more.

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Guest

Hello everyone

Unfortunately, we haven't yet found out the exact name of the chocolate drink you are referring to. I will be happy to pass on your question - and the associated wish to reintroduce it - to the product managers and keep my fingers crossed that it will soon be available on the Migros shelves.

Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team

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Hinnen47

@Tanja_Migros that would be really cool to find the product on the shelves again. As far as I know, there are only powdered chocolate drinks and no more coarse-grained ones.

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Guest

Es hiess irgendwas mit INSTANT.
FREY INSTANT?
CHOC INSTANT?
KAKAO INSTANT?

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