“It Can Go With Pleasure”: Nestle Sells 77-Year-Old Cremora, SA Happy

• A couple of days ago, Nestlè shared that they are releasing their 77-year-old famous product from their care
• Cremora is in the process of being sold to Lactalis South Africa, a French multinational that produces various Mzansi-loved brands
• East Coast Radio announced the news on Facebook where social media users misunderstood the message 
• Nestle reached out to Briefly News to clear up the confusion and rumours that Cremora was being discontinued

South Africans bid farewell to their famous Cremora after mistakenly thinking the product was being discontinued. 

A couple of days ago, Nestlè shared that they were in the process of selling one of their most successful products, Cremora.

SA happy to see Cremora discontinued 

Mzansi has always shown great admiration for their food. There’s a certain way that some dishes and drinks should be prepared to pass the vibe check.

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Coffee lovers would agree that there are different coffee beans for different tastebuds and that a little bit of Cremora elevates the texture of the hot drink. Nestlè announced that it was letting its 77-year-old product leave its care and over to new leadership.

The company sold the product to Lactalis South, a French multinational producing several of Mzansi’s favourite brands, including Steri Stumpie, Prèsident, Bonnita, Parmalat, and Melrose.

East Coast Radio shared the post with the cape:

“Here’s a clue: ‘It’s not inside, it’s on top…”

See the post below:

Mzansi reacts to Cremora being discontinued 

Nestle reached out to Briefly News to clear up any confusion about Cremora being discontinued:

“Following the announcement that we published two weeks ago…we have not discontinued the product.”

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Social media users took the fake news well and commented:

@Bridget Cira was not bothered:

"We've been bidding farewell to products only to have them come back. We'll wait here."

@Elsa Lax bid the product farewell:

"Yeah well, it's got a coconut (palm oil) taste nowadays anyway. So it can go with pleasure. At least old Ellis Brown still has the right taste."

@Trenika Govindasamy shared:

"Cremora is the best for coffee compared to Ellis Brown."

@Kireshnie Govender explained:

"I loved Cremora as a child, but in the past few years the taste changed a lot...most likely, it will get reinvented, renamed and taste like the original.

Three best Cremora tart recipes worth your while: how to balance sweetness?

Briefly News also reported that nothing sounds as good as a great meal after a long, tiring day, which is why you need to check out a few Cremora tart recipes. Every once in a while, you need to treat yourself to something special.

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It even tastes better if you make it yourself. When you next think about a Cremora tart, consider the following simple-to-follow recipes. Also, Food and Lifestyle Content Creator Priyanka shares with Briefly News the ingredients/toppings that contribute to the cake's taste.

Source: Briefly News