Nesquick Strawberry Powder 10.9 oz. (3-Pack)

Our toddler went on a visit to the grandparents last week. When they brought him back they brought along a gallon of whole milk and a container of Nestle Nesquick Strawberry Powder Drink Mix. They said he liked the drink mix. Well, I don't doubt that. The kid just loves milk of any kind. I've never found a taste enhancer to be necessary.I'm probably not going to be using the strawberry drink mix. Right on the front of the container it states that it is 25% less sugar. Hmmmm. Less than what? Out of curiosity, I turned the packet around and found out that sugar was the only food ingredient, if you count sugar as a food. All other ingredients are additives. Well, why should I be giving my kid heaps of additives including sugar with his food when he already loves the pure milk? Our doctor told us to cut down on the boy's sugar intake. All this does is add to it. Oh sure, it might supply a few extra vitamins and minerals but, let's face it, the only food ingredient in this product is sugar. Look over the nutrients yourself, if you like. On the back of the package, it even states that when mixed with low-fat milk, the resulting mix is filled with protein, carbohydrates and happiness. Well, I don't know about the happiness, but all the protein and carbohydrates are coming from the milk, not the sugar-based mixing powder. Personally, when I'm in charge, he's going to be getting the pure milk.Gary Peterson