Adding chocolate syrup to white milk or just getting chocolate milk?

I would add Ovaltine to the white milk (it's healthier than chocolate syrup and in my opinion, tastes better.) The store bought chocolate milk is delicious, but usually has a LOT of sugar.

well as i remember it getting chocolate milk from the store is probably

better for the child sense it will be mixed properly.

but letting them add the syrup to the milk is more fun for the child, just make sure they don't make too big a mess.

P.S. that way you have the syrup in the house for other stuff too.

i think that adding the syrup yourself would be a better choice because

A) You can control the amount syrup (sugar) that is put into the milk.

and

B) I personally think that the pre-made chocolate milk tastes chalky, so i like the chocolate syrup better.

p.s. maybe you can try the Nestle's chocolate powder, i think that it tastes better than the syrup anyway.

hope i helped!

-MiRA

I think chocolate milk would be healthier than either Quick or syrup because I still remember using 2x or 3x and even 4x more than we were supposed to.

particularly they have a coverage in place for human beings who can no longer consume specific concerns considering the fact that of hypersensitive reactions or non secular motives! the least complicated first step could be speaking informally to whoever manages the cafeteria (try after lunch whilst they're now no longer so busy, in spite of this of formerly). it would be that as quickly as they study of your needs, they are going to fortuitously replace the milk with regardless of else. If that would not get at everywhere, then you certainly might desire to bypass good. Write a letter (on paper, mailed) on your college substantial, being as objective and "professional" as which you will. State needless to say which you do no longer drink milk, you pay on your lunch like quite a few human beings else, and you assume to be supplied an outstanding option: a bottle or orange or apple juice might desire to be ideal (no longer pop, that's sugary and undesirable). in the adventure that your mothers and fathers can get on board and sign it too as your dad or mum, that provides it much greater weight. If the substantial resists, then you definitely bypass to HIS (or her) boss: the district college board.

yes

I think chocolate milk would be healthier & the taste be much petter

i & my kids love it too ..

you should get the powder chocolate for example nesquick it has 400mg in calcium :)