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Create a cute personalised Milo tin for Christmas

13 November 2021 by brisbanista Leave a Comment

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Image Credit: Nestle

It’s not too early to start ordering your Christmas presents, especially if you’re keen to gift a MyMILO custom tin.

MILO is giving Aussies the chance to create and gift a limited edition, personalised tin of the nation’s favourite choc malt drink. The tin features thirteen limited edition seasonal designs.

MyMILO is the perfect stocking filler for MILO lovers who missed out last year, are adding to their collection, or are simply looking for a unique gift to delight their loved ones with. To be at the top of Santa’s list, fans will need to get their orders in early as numbers are limited and once they are gone, they are gone!

To get started, Christmas shoppers can head to my.milo.com.au, select their favourite design and begin the creative personalisation process by adding the recipient’s name up to 11 characters.

The bespoke MyMILO tin will be shipped directly in special MILO packaging, ready to be wrapped and gifted, or put under the tree for anyone ordering for themselves.

MyMILO tins are a perfect present for appearing under a festive tree.

Each 460g MyMILO tin will be available to purchase for $14.00 AUD plus nationwide shipping ranging from $8.00 – $10.00.

Auspost has released their Christmas period cut off dates for delivery prior to Christmas.

About MILO

MILO was created by food scientist Thomas Mayne, who was briefed to develop something nourishing for children suffering from poor diets and malnutrition during the Great Depression, using ingredients Nestlé already used. It was originally developed at Smithtown in NSW and launched at the 1934 Sydney Royal Easter Show. While added vitamins and minerals were part of MILO from its creation, the vitamin mix has changed to reflect the contemporary nutritional needs of children. MILO is now made in 24 factories around the world, and sold in more than 40 countries, making it one of the few Australian-created food brands to enjoy widespread adoption.

Filed Under: Eat + Drink, Taste Test Tagged With: Christmas, gifts, milo, presents

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