Great news for parents: Kinder Eggs are finally here in America! You can now purchase these delightful treats without feeling like you’re sneaking illegal contraband into your home. What child wouldn’t be thrilled by a chocolate egg that conceals a fun surprise toy? However, the combination of tiny toys and food has long raised safety concerns, particularly regarding choking hazards. Since their introduction by the Italian company Ferrero, Kinder Surprise eggs have been banned in the U.S. since the 1970s.
While some adventurous shop owners have found ways to sell them in smaller stores, buying them often comes with a hefty dose of guilt. Parents might find themselves pondering, “Do I indulge my kids with these, knowing they are illegal? What if something happens?” You might even find yourself anxiously hovering over your child, fearing that you’ll become the cautionary tale of the mother who let her kid have a Kinder Surprise egg.
But now, you can put those worries to rest! Ferrero has introduced a new product, Kinder Joy eggs, which will be available across the nation starting this month. While they may not be quite as exciting as the original version, they’re still a hit with kids. Each Kinder Joy egg is divided into two separate, individually wrapped halves. One half contains a surprise toy, while the other half is filled with crunchy wafer balls and creamy chocolate, complete with a tiny spoon. Your little ones will undoubtedly adore them, and you can enjoy them without the fear of breaking any laws.
These tasty treats will retail for $1.59 each, making them an accessible option for families. Personally, I’ve always had a bit of a phobia about choking hazards, so I never purchased the original Kinder Surprise eggs – which is amusing, considering I grew up in the 70s, where my aunt would often bake a dime into birthday cakes for “good luck.” We all secretly hoped to be the kid who bit into that dirty dime hidden in the cake. Thankfully, I can now offer my children a comparable treat without the associated risks.
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In summary, Kinder Joy eggs are now legally available in the U.S., offering a safer alternative to the classic Kinder Surprise eggs. These treats are sure to be a hit with your kids, allowing you to indulge them without the worry of legal ramifications or choking hazards.