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Sharjah - 6 September 2006: Keen to provide its customers with healthy, tasty and innovative products, Lacnor, the leading name in the UAE fruit juices and dairy industry, has introduced indulgent Chocolat au Lait, a delightful chocolate flavoured milk drink.
"It was scientifically proven that chocolate contains small amounts of a substance called phenylethylamine, which is a mild mood elevator. It's the same element that our brain produces when we are happy, in love or very cheerful. With the introduction of Lacnor's Chocolat au Lait, people will enjoy the rich taste of premium cacao powder and half cream milk and the healthy benefits of vitamins A and D," said Smeha Fallakha, Marketing Manager of Lacnor.
"Chocolat au Lait is not only for those who like chocolate as a snack but it is also for those addicted to the rich taste of chocolate," he added.
What is more glamorous than chocolate? Chocolate inspires nearly everyone from kids to grandparents. Chocolate can simply be a snack or a key ingredient in cooking or a must have every day, consumed in cookies, cakes, candy bars, ice creams and desserts. Many people eat chocolate when they feel down; others crave it and others claim to be simply addicted to the taste. Most of us find a pretext for eating - or drinking - chocolate and living life with a taste of luxury.
Chocolat au Lait from Lacnor can be found in UAE supermarkets, stores and petrol stations in 250 ml packs.
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