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Lift the ban on Kinder Surprise Eggs

Created by N.M. on December 07, 2014

The U.S. government has long banned the Kinder Surprise Egg made by Ferrero, deeming it dangerous for kids. These chocolate eggs with a surprise inside brought joy to kids worldwide since 1974. They are fun, cool, and delicious. We are all missing out. The truth is, there are far more dangerous toys and objects out there than a Kinder Surprise Egg. Small parts are sold in majority of toys and the egg itself does have a warning for children under the age of 3. The ban is an excuse, unreasonable. Given how soft and thin the chocolate shell is, the toy is easily extracted (the part every child looks forward to). EVERY toddler and baby needs to be monitored by a parent/guardian when it comes to what they put in their mouth. Kinder Eggs are no exception, but neither are peanuts...

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