A new Milo recipe is leaving a bitter taste in Kiwi mouths after Nestle altered ingredients in the popular chocolate drink.
Fans aren't happy and are calling for it to be changed back.
The 80-year-old recipe has had B1, magnesium and vanilla flavouring removed and replaced with more vitamins and minerals.
A Facebook page is calling for a change of heart from the makers and has almost 4000 likes.
The outcry has seen an original packet of $9 Milo sell on TradeMe for $20.
Nestle says the changes weren't made lightly and the drink was improved for health benefits.
But the message from long-time Milo fans is if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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