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So I saw a Kinder Surprise at the shop,

and I thought to myself, at least these aren't illegal in my country!

And so, I bought it, and opened it, ooooh it looks so tasty!

And it comes with, a toy! meh…. at least I got to taste one of the most delicious things made by man!

What.

>2012
>Not being able to taste the glorious Kinder Suprise master tier.

I really need to buy some of these again.

>Kinder Surprise

So is that, like, pedophilia or something?

>American.
>Has purchased one in France before.
>Was not impressed.

It's just your average chocolate candy for kids. But because of some lame laws in the US, it is illegal to sell it over there. The containers that contain the toy inside though are too huge to fit in a child's mouth and extremely hard to open (you basically need to ask your parent for help as a five year old). The argument is made that there should be a consistent standard in place, as several worse dangers are not regulated.

Long story short, the reason the Kinder Suprise is banned in US is filled with shit. You guys don't know what master tier candy you are missing out on.

I'll take my Hershey's chocolate pretzels over an egg with a toy in it.

Didn't We Americans have something similar in the early 2000's?
It was a chocolate egg thing with a toy in it.

As I live in the UK, and therefore can get them, no, I not jelly.

In fact….

brofist

They sell it in Canada in almost every food store.

Go across border and buy em.

I hate to break it to you Eurotrash types, but they sell these in Oregon. (As well as in Canada, as Ivan pointed out)

>That feel when Canadian and run Kinder Surprise smuggling operation.

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Bitches Don't Know Bout My Wonderball

I have to say, it's still pretty surprising Americans can't have these, out of ALL the different products they have standing by.

Herobrine, was this really necessary?

No not really…i think we did have something like that a while ago.

God, do they even sell those anymore?
If they do, they must be rare.

There's a possibility Mitt Romney may run my country. I'm jealous of everything.

European chocolate tastes like shit.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Go to Belgium, say that again when you get back.

You know, I've eaten a Hershey's chocolate bar and I must say, it was pretty bad. (Otherwise, chocolate there is fine. :P)

Wow that kinder egg is small, compared to the kinder eggs I buy.

I don't even like chocolate.

It was Belgian, I got an imported bar for Dirty Santa at Christmas time four years ago.

Second worst chocolate I've ever had.

>mfw Americans literally have shit taste

Well, we can all agree that nobody likes Moxie.

… Wait, sorry, wrong argument.

Well, we can all agree that nobody likes Baker's Chocolate.

Chocolate ITT:

>mfw Europeans don't know what "Literally" means
>mfw Germany makes the dingle-berry that is a Kinder Surprise

This is why I like this community.

In a thread just begging for a flame war, there isn't one.

Although, there is still butthurt regarding chocolate.

Welp, I'm going to bed now. Surely it must be too late for us Europeans to discuss this any further, right? right?

>Kinder Chocolate

You Americans jelly of my Smarties?

Swiss chocolate is best chocolate

Kinder Surprises have white chocolate in them. 'Nuff said.

Toblerone was 3D first, apparently.

No, I'm not mad, because we have…

…
America sucks.

Here is my tris:

Careful there, broncos. Please keep this thread related to the set topic from the original post. (Sorry if I sound like a stuck-up snob when I say that, but I want to keep things relevant.)

No, I've never had Kinder Surprise. I'm lucky enough to have been to Europe but a few months ago, but I didn't consider buying one. However, I'll be going up to Canada this Thanksgiving, and assuming I can find a place that sells these, I think I'll try one out.

"Careful there, broncos. Please keep this thread related to the set topic from the original post."
…
At first I was like:

But then I was like:

I'm American. I can't have Kinder Surprise. :(

You jelly land lubbers?
Inb4crazychocolateguy

Imported candy is always delicious.

But getting something banned on the basis that it is too hard for a child to open is rather… stupid. I guess this is why Europeans don't have an obesity problem. xD

It's not the hard to open part, it's the relatively easily swallowed and choked on plastic capsule inside chocolate. The FDA regulations say it's banned because it has a non-nutritive object fully embedded inside of a confectionery product (see the 1938 Food and Drug Act), which could cause choking.

Yeah, Twilitlord already said it. It's the toy inside the container that contains the danger of kids swallowing it. Those containers being extremely hard to open for a kid and most likely needing a parent to do so was an argument I brought up on why the reason for banning Kinder Suprise is retarded, as very small kids simply can't reach the toy inside by themselves.

@Wotato's Smarties

If you can't find a place that sells them, you're in the wrong Canada. And Canadian Thanksgiving is in October.

Can this be changed into chocolate general? Toblerones are amazing.
>mfw chocolate

There really was no topic to begin with, so I see nothing wrong with chocolate discussion.

WonderBall > Kinder Surprise
I feel bad for all the Europoors that don't know about this goodness.

Us Americans (at least I think, I've only ever seen this sold at a Trader Joe's an hour from where I live) have cookie butter

It's the consistency of Peanut Butter, but tastes like Gingerbread Biscuits.

Essentially, as good as Nutella.

We have that.

I even have to go deeper on that, as "Speculoos" is actually Speculaas, a shortcrust biscuit originating from the Netherlands and Belgium. Nowadays you can basically buy it in every store over here.

The paste version you're mentioning here wasn't introduced until 2007. You can also buy that pretty much everywhere here nowadays.

There are also pumpkins for Halloween and trees for Christmas. Holy fuck I love'em.

…it's chocolate. You eat it and it's tasty (unless, of course, it's stale).