Safety question ?

Omg!!! We aren't supposed to eat the pits!???!! Oops!


Tbh, I'd probably never let my kids eat the kindereggs.
1. I'm a horribly mean and cheap mom.
2. It doesn't sound that hygienic to me to eat something that has a toy inside anyways. Is the toy as clean as the candy should be?
3. They'd make a mess with the candy melting all over the toy and then that'd irritate me and probably bring ants. And no one wants ants in their pants.

This is all assuming the toy is just in the candy and not wrapped.

The toy is inside the egg which is inside the chocolate. Some of the toys are pretty cool tbh...
 
Hasn't fruitcake been declared a weapon of mass destruction by the United Nations? I know you can beat someone to death with one and still have enough left to serve at their funeral dinner.

Is that what Colin Powell was calling "yellowcake"?
 
Omg!!! We aren't supposed to eat the pits!???!! Oops!


Tbh, I'd probably never let my kids eat the kindereggs.
1. I'm a horribly mean and cheap mom.
2. It doesn't sound that hygienic to me to eat something that has a toy inside anyways. Is the toy as clean as the candy should be?
3. They'd make a mess with the candy melting all over the toy and then that'd irritate me and probably bring ants. And no one wants ants in their pants.

This is all assuming the toy is just in the candy and not wrapped.

The toy is probably about as hygienic as the packaging. It's all virgin material.

I mentioned another version, which is Kinder Joy. That comes in two halves, with one half with the toy, and the other some sort of candy paste.
 
I think the regulation is that something inedible can't be completely encased in something edible. They're getting around that by having that plastic edge along the circumference of the egg.

Even with a largish plastic capsule around the toy, the capsule is completely encased by the candy.
Well you better tell the bakeries around here not to make and sell King cakes during Christmas season and Mardi Gras because they have hidden inedible objects hidden in the cake.
 

So the minute we coat a fruitcake in chocolate, it becomes illegal???
Well you better tell the bakeries around here not to make and sell King cakes during Christmas season and Mardi Gras because they have hidden inedible objects hidden in the cake.

King cakes are now sold with the baby on the outside of the cake for the purchaser to put in the cake. There's also a warning on the package that the plastic baby is not edible.

We just shake our heads every year that it has come to this.
 
Why is it my only take away from this thread is "beers"?

And for the record, I have a beer AND a glass of my wife's home made sangria in front of me.

Hic! Ok, waaaaaaay off topic! :)
Recipe, please!
 
King cakes are now sold with the baby on the outside of the cake for the purchaser to put in the cake. There's also a warning on the package that the plastic baby is not edible.

We just shake our heads every year that it has come to this.

Well, they put a warning label on my hair dryer to not use while bathing; Scrubbing Bubbles shower wash says "not a body wash"; my husband's shirt came with a warning to not iron while wearing it; one on the washer to not put people in it; and my personal favorite, the bag of peanuts on the airplane that warns me that it contains peanuts.
 
Well, they put a warning label on my hair dryer to not use while bathing; Scrubbing Bubbles shower wash says "not a body wash"; my husband's shirt came with a warning to not iron while wearing it; one on the washer to not put people in it; and my personal favorite, the bag of peanuts on the airplane that warns me that it contains peanuts.

:rotfl2:
 
Well, they put a warning label on my hair dryer to not use while bathing; Scrubbing Bubbles shower wash says "not a body wash"; my husband's shirt came with a warning to not iron while wearing it; one on the washer to not put people in it; and my personal favorite, the bag of peanuts on the airplane that warns me that it contains peanuts.
:lmao:

Ever read one of those car window shades? "Do not drive with in place" o-k-a-y? :lmao::lmao:
 
Well, they put a warning label on my hair dryer to not use while bathing; Scrubbing Bubbles shower wash says "not a body wash"; my husband's shirt came with a warning to not iron while wearing it; one on the washer to not put people in it; and my personal favorite, the bag of peanuts on the airplane that warns me that it contains peanuts.

My friend's inflatable baby pool, which can be about three inches deep with water in it, has a NO DIVING warning printed on the side....how is diving even possible??
 


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