Drinks

How Many Calories in Neslo Ais (Nescafe + Milo)?

Nescafe and Milo mixed together with condensed milk, around 250 calories.

250kcal / 1 glass
Neslo ais is Nescafe plus Milo in one glass, usually with condensed milk, landing around 250 calories. You are basically stacking a coffee drink and a chocolate malt drink together, so the calories add up faster than either one alone. The condensed milk is the heaviest part.

Nutrition facts

Per 1 glass (350g)AmountPer 100g
Calories250 kcal71 kcal
Protein6 g2 g
Carbs38 g11 g
Fat8 g2 g

Where the calories come from

Milo powder20g
75 kcal
Nescafe5g
10 kcal
Condensed milk40g
120 kcal
Sugar10g
40 kcal

The real talk

Neslo is what happens when you cannot decide between coffee and Milo, so you order both in one glass. Nes for Nescafe, lo for Milo. Sounds genius until you realise you just combined two sweet drinks into one, plus condensed milk on top.

That stacking is why it hits around 250 calories, heavier than a plain Milo ais or a kopi. It is a tasty kaw kaw drink, no doubt, but treat it like the indulgence it is. Ask for less condensed milk and you can knock 50 odd calories off without losing the flavour.

How the portions compare

190 kcal
Less condensed milk
250 kcal
Standard glass
320 kcal
Extra sweet / kaw

Neslo Ais (Nescafe + Milo) variants, ranked by calories

VariantCaloriesNotes
Neslo, less condensed milk190 kcalLighter version
Neslo ais standard250 kcalWith condensed milk
Neslo kaw (extra strong)320 kcalMore powder and milk

How to eat it lighter

Common questions

How many calories in neslo ais?
Around 250 calories a glass. Combining Nescafe and Milo with condensed milk stacks it up.
What is neslo?
Nescafe plus Milo mixed in one glass. Nes from Nescafe, lo from Milo.
Is neslo worse than Milo ais?
A bit heavier, since you add coffee and often more condensed milk. Around 250 versus 200 for plain Milo ais.

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Calorie and macro figures are estimates for a typical hawker or kopitiam serving. Actual numbers vary by stall, recipe and portion size. Use them as a guide, not gospel.

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