THESE THINGS! These things smeared with peanut butter or on their own.Fluffythepoo said:
Oreos and milk....what else? OH! CHICKEN. NUGGETS. Nuff said.
Kid Food you still Love
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Oreos and milk....what else? OH! CHICKEN. NUGGETS. Nuff said.
recently started getting sour patch kids stocked in my home town to be honest not a big fan, i love all kids food! whenever i go shopping my trolly is full of kids food, you should see some of the looks i get when i get to the checkout hahaLauncelot111 said:
There's lots of kid foods I still enjoy.
Cereal: Reese's Puffs, Cookie Crisp for example.
Corn dogs--especially mini corn dogs, chicken nuggets...
Probably more that I can't think of now.
Cereal: Reese's Puffs, Cookie Crisp for example.
Corn dogs--especially mini corn dogs, chicken nuggets...
Probably more that I can't think of now.
I don't know about that. My brother brought some over from Germany a few years back, and I'm fairly certain I saw them once in a Key Food in Queens. Also, I think my brother got his wife a plastic egg dude full of those eggs once.RandV80 said:We get Kinder Surprises here in Canada too, the reason you've never heard of them is because your country is blinded by corporate greeeeed!!!Screamarie said:I am very much an American who has never heard of a kinder surprise...please explain this wonderous thing...it looks fun.Volan said:Thank you. People call me childish for drinking flavoured milk. I'd rather have me some chocolate milk than that horrible coffee.Leemaster777 said:
As for me, I still enjoy my Kinder Surprises.
I don't care for the toys inside, but they're great for nostalgia.
No seriously, this shit will get confiscated if you try to take them across the border. I suspect big American chocolate companies like Hershey have something to do with it through political lobbies, but Kinder Eggs have been deemed a health risk/choking hazard by your feds and are banned from the country.
Kids food? My Mum has that just about every day for lunch!uzo said:
As for myself, I've got a soft spot for Tiny Teddys.
They're like Teddy Grahams, only better. Best served with a glass of cold milk, or in a car:
If anyone tries to take milk away from me, I might enter a rampage.
I've been told over and over that milk is for kids, but it's LIES, I tell you, LIES!
I've been told over and over that milk is for kids, but it's LIES, I tell you, LIES!
It's actually kind of a world-wide thing, we have them in Canada too (for as long as I can remember, I grew up eating them). The thing is they've been banned in the U.S because they think kids are retarded. Kinder marketed them as for being ages 3+ due to choking hazards (came right out and said it when they introduced the idea) and the U.S said no, they're hazardous to very young children! Thus ignoring the age restriction marketing and never bringing the wonderful Easter chocolate to the StatesVolan said:Screamarie said:Of course, I forgot that it's an Aussie and Kiwi thing, as well as Germany, I think. They're basically chocolate eggs, except on the inside they also have a small layer of white chocolate as well.Leemaster777 said:
Anyway, they've always been associated with kids because of the toy novelty, but the chocolate itself is far too good to leave to childhood alone. That, and they aren't restricted to Easter only, so you can have your chocolate egg fix all year 'round.
At least, that's basically it in a nutshell, I'm sure there is much more to it but basically banned in the U.S
You genius! You evil, evil genius!Aris Khandr said:
As for me, Nutella and Haribo. Not at the same time though. I love the sour Haribo a lot, just a shame that it makes your fingers so sticky
