Horlick usually sells powder in supermarkets, makes cups of hot drinks with hot water, and then can add ice particles to become frozen drinks. However, horlick rarely adds other drinks such as milk tea.
Haolike also has solid products, which are called Likeke candy.
The Origin and Development of horlick
Malted milk essence originated from19th century and was called Horlick in Britain. It was founded by two British brothers, William Hurrick and James Hurrick.
As a chemist and pharmacist, William devoted himself to the research and production of baby food. Inspired by William's research, James wanted to use a baby drink to improve the baby's physique. From 65438 to 0873, James began to make a new baby drink with malt and milk as raw materials.
However, British investors are not optimistic about this project and are unwilling to give them start-up funds, so the two brothers went to the United States, and after raising funds, they founded a company and built a factory in the United States.
Finally, this drink was developed ten years later, when it was named Diastoid. 1883, the American patent number for this beverage is "278967". When the trademark was finally registered, Hoorik Brothers named the drink as Horlick's malted milk, Hoorik Malted Milk.
1890, James brought his invented drink back to England. In the following decades, malt milk changed from baby drink to popular drink, which became popular all over Europe. It also became the nutrition of soldiers during World War I, and was named as "Hollick" in Britain.