There are many such things in Thailand. Thais often drink Milo and Avatar. If you just give me a bar code number, I can't check it. You can also tell me what color the package is. So that I can better distinguish.

Avata is a dairy product produced by Wander AG in Switzerland. Wende Company became a subsidiary of British Food in 2002.

Iowa ingredients include malt extract, sugar and whey, and cocoa powder was added later. It is a powdery product, brewed with cold milk or hot milk, and becomes a refreshing drink. In recent years, it is also sold in the form of chocolate bars and breakfast cereals, and it is also a common drink in tea restaurants.

Avatian was originally named Ovoltine (Latin "ovum" means egg, while "malt" means malt, which is the first two main components), but because British workers could not understand its German pronunciation, it was accidentally called Ovoltine.

Milo is a milk beverage produced by Nestle Australia, which contains chocolate and malt. New Zealand, India, South Africa, Japan, Malaysia, Ghana, Jamaica, China and other countries also have production. Lumei was named after an ancient Greek athlete. Merlot is quite common in tea restaurants in Hong Kong.

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