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Ovaltine
Ovomaltine jar and cup, both in the distinctive orange colour
Ovomaltine jar and cup, both in the distinctive orange colour
Swiss chemist and pharmacist Albert Wander (1867–1950) developed Ovomaltine in 1904.
Swiss chemist and pharmacist Albert Wander (1867–1950) developed Ovomaltine in 1904.
Early 20th-century American Ovaltine container
Early 20th-century American Ovaltine container
Ovaltine advertisement in an American medical journal, 1917
Ovaltine advertisement in an American medical journal, 1917
Hot Milo and milk
Hot Milo and milk
1940s Milo can
1940s Milo can
Milo powder (Australian form)
Milo powder (Australian form)
Iced Milo aka "Milo Ais", "Milo Peng", or "Es Milo". A popular drink in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and South American countries such as Colombia
Iced Milo aka "Milo Ais", "Milo Peng", or "Es Milo". A popular drink in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and South American countries such as Colombia