View Full Version : Nido and Klim on sale at WallMart
Old Hillwalker
06-03-2015, 09:38
I just got back from WallMart where I picked up a #10 can of Nido for eight bucks. I also saw Klim for the same price.
Thats a 3 1/2 pound can.
levibarry
06-03-2015, 16:10
What is Klim?
Rightfoot
06-03-2015, 17:02
Klim is an Instant Whole Milk powder. I believe it is made by Nestle.
Old Hillwalker
06-03-2015, 17:31
Much bester (sic) than just dried milk powder for instant oatmeal and other things that call for milk. It is made by Nestle.
Klim is an Instant Whole Milk powder. I believe it is made by Nestle.
Correct. It is milK spelled backwards. Usually found in Asian stores, while Nestle Nido is found in the Hispanic stores. Both cans look almost the same. Nestle probably bought the name from another company years ago.
gpburdelljr
06-03-2015, 19:42
They are both made by Nestle. Incidentally, Klim is milk spelled backwards. Does anyone know the difference in Nido and Klim?
ExNihilo
06-04-2015, 10:29
They are both made by Nestle. Incidentally, Klim is milk spelled backwards. Does anyone know the difference in Nido and Klim?
Nido is Odin spelled backwards
Feral Bill
06-04-2015, 11:24
Nido is Odin spelled backwards On purpose?
ExNihilo
06-04-2015, 11:28
On purpose?
I doubt it, but it is true all the same
levibarry
06-05-2015, 01:19
Thanks for the heads up on Klim. Pretty slick on the spelling-lol.
Levibarry
Old Hillwalker
06-05-2015, 05:51
Klim in Spanish is nest. Maybe short for Nestle?
Feral Bill
06-05-2015, 19:47
Klim in Spanish is nest. Maybe short for Nestle? Klim's been around since WWII, at least. I'm not sure Nestle even owned it then. It's good stuff, regardless.
Adding actual facts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klim_%28Nestl%C3%A9%29
Klim in Spanish is nest. Maybe short for Nestle?
Actually, it is the other powder, Nido which is Spanish for nest.
Klim in Spanish is nest. Maybe short for Nestle?
Actually, it is the other powder, Nido which is Spanish for nest.
Mountain Bluebird
06-05-2015, 20:45
Klim in Spanish means Klim. Absolutely!
Old Hillwalker
06-06-2015, 05:45
Sorry, got it backwards. At my age, lots of things get bass-akwards.