@SpacePigeon5 I know, it sucks. It's not me but the camera which sucks even more cos my old camera was fine, that is, until it broke. So all in all, I'm pretty disappointed
@falletron When I went to buy them, the shop had them labeled as Kinder Eggs which made me smile. Is it a Scottish thing? Also, seeing you open your egg with your jaws made me think of Cream Eggs and the whole "how do you eat yours?" marketing ploy.
@BecccaLynnn Yeah, that is pretty sad. I think it's because of the little pieces are seen as potential choking hazards. But then again, we don't get Lucky Charms which is even worse!!
@JienTheBest Well, it depends where you go to buy them but yes, some places go as far as £1. I got mine for 75p each for this video which is still pricey! And there's nothing wrong with buying them in flea markets! I loooove flea markets! :D
@JienTheBest I was always way too careless with my Kinder toys and lost them pretty promptly :( But that long-eared rabbit is way too cool to lose. Also, I can't remember how much they used to be in the UK when I was a kid but they're now almost £1 an egg!! I'd never be able to guess what was in it though, I always seemed to get something different each time, and never managed to complete a full set. Do you still have them? I think there are collectors :D
@BecccaLynnn Well, you can get them from specialist shops but they're like £8-10 a friggin box. Basically, the sugar content is too high for them to be sold from supermarkets and the Brits are all very self-conscious about sugar apparently! I'm glad I get mine free from my mum :D
@DeborahFact I like them both but prefer putting the construction ones together. I absolutely HATE the ones that aren't animal or creature type things (like boats or cars... give me my money back!)
I don't get why these are illegal in the US, everything poses as a choking hazard for little kids!!!
Froggdude000 6 months ago
@Froggdude000 i have nooooo idea. do you know if any kinder chocolate is sold? cos it might just be a shipping thing
odsox87 6 months ago
CANT HEARRRRRRRRRRRR YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
SpacePigeon5 11 months ago
@SpacePigeon5 I know, it sucks. It's not me but the camera which sucks even more cos my old camera was fine, that is, until it broke. So all in all, I'm pretty disappointed
odsox87 11 months ago
Sorry for being awful and taking so long to watch this!
(I am glad you call them Kinder Eggs too, rather than Surprise.)
(I don't have the dexterity to prise open the egg with anything other than my jaws :P)
falletron 11 months ago
@falletron When I went to buy them, the shop had them labeled as Kinder Eggs which made me smile. Is it a Scottish thing? Also, seeing you open your egg with your jaws made me think of Cream Eggs and the whole "how do you eat yours?" marketing ploy.
odsox87 11 months ago
so i just found out that kinder eggs are banned in the US... so sad.
BecccaLynnn 11 months ago
@BecccaLynnn Yeah, that is pretty sad. I think it's because of the little pieces are seen as potential choking hazards. But then again, we don't get Lucky Charms which is even worse!!
odsox87 11 months ago
@JienTheBest Well, it depends where you go to buy them but yes, some places go as far as £1. I got mine for 75p each for this video which is still pricey! And there's nothing wrong with buying them in flea markets! I loooove flea markets! :D
odsox87 1 year ago
@JienTheBest I was always way too careless with my Kinder toys and lost them pretty promptly :( But that long-eared rabbit is way too cool to lose. Also, I can't remember how much they used to be in the UK when I was a kid but they're now almost £1 an egg!! I'd never be able to guess what was in it though, I always seemed to get something different each time, and never managed to complete a full set. Do you still have them? I think there are collectors :D
As for the puzzle, I'd be disappointed.
odsox87 1 year ago
they don't sell lucky charms in the uk? sad day. that's one of the only cereals that i eat. =/
BecccaLynnn 1 year ago
@BecccaLynnn Well, you can get them from specialist shops but they're like £8-10 a friggin box. Basically, the sugar content is too high for them to be sold from supermarkets and the Brits are all very self-conscious about sugar apparently! I'm glad I get mine free from my mum :D
odsox87 1 year ago
I do not like construction ones - i like collecting the other wee ones :)
DeborahFact 1 year ago
@DeborahFact I like them both but prefer putting the construction ones together. I absolutely HATE the ones that aren't animal or creature type things (like boats or cars... give me my money back!)
odsox87 1 year ago