With their combination of delicious chocolate and a whimsical toy, Kinder Surprise Eggs delight children the world over. But ...

Several Kinder chocolate products, including the popular Kinder Eggs, had already been recalled across Europe and Canada due to the outbreak across several European countries. Ferrero U.S.A. has ...

The eggs were first made in Italy in 1973 as Kinder Sorpresa. Why a German name on an Italian product? They were made with the German brand Kinder Chocolate, first introduced to Italy in 1967.

Here's another reason to get excited for the holidays: Kinder egg chocolates are finally coming to America! Kinder eggs aren't exactly a new candy — billions are sold in over 170 countries each ...

Ferrero recalled several batches of Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs and other products from shelves in Spain, Britain, Ireland and the US. REUTERS Belgian health authorities ordered Italian ...

A chocolate egg containing a toy, long outlawed in the U.S., had finally been decriminalized. The 27-year-old Oklahoma City native grew up enjoying the treat, known as Kinder Surprise, during ...

Kinder Surprise, a hollow chocolate egg that contains a small plastic capsule with a toy inside, has been deemed too dangerous for American children. U.S. Customs And Border Protection There is a ...

The Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs have been linked to a salmonella outbreak. BBC reported that 63 individuals, including young children, have fallen ill. Candy giant Ferrero is recalling Kinder ...

Here is the process of making Kinder eggs begins with the careful selection of high-quality chocolate ingredients. Cocoa paste is derived from fermented, roasted, and ground cocoa beans ...

Individually wrapped eggs made with Kinder's smooth milk chocolate with creamy milk filling – the perfect basket stuffer, gift, and treat this Easter season. Perfect for an Easter basket stuffer ...

Kinder Eggs are coming to the U.S. — legally. The hollow chocolate egg with the toy surprise inside has not been allowed in the states due to a 1930s law banning candy with non-food objects ...