The Kinder Egg is finally making its American debut this month with the introduction of Kinder Joy. The egg-shaped confectionary is made up of two plastic compartments - one featuring a small toy ...

Kinder Surprise eggs are straight up banned in the US, and it’s illegal to import them there, too. No Kinder Surprise in the States (Picture: Alamy Stock Photo) This is because of a regulation ...

Photo (detail): Adobe/Vitalii They’ve been a permanent fixture in the confectionery aisle at supermarkets, fuel stations and kiosks since 1974: Kinder Surprise eggs. These toy-filled chocolate eggs ...

Objectively speaking, Kinder Eggs are not particularly good candy. But with chocolate halves breaking open to reveal a tiny toy prize inside, Kinder Eggs are cool, from a kid's perspective.

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 ...

Kinder Surprise has apologised after a customers slammed them for an "offensive toy" found inside the chocolate egg. Photo / 123rf Chocolate eaters have taken aim at Kinder Surprise after numerous ...

A Home Bargains store took to Facebook to share the exciting new product, showcasing the contents in a photo. The caption read: "Kinder Surprise filled egg. Full of lots of goodies, great for the ...

The caption accompanying the photo stated: "Kinder Surprise filled egg. Full of lots of goodies, great for the kids for Easter. £12.99." The announcement quickly garnered a range of likes and ...

I actually used Kinder Surprise eggs as a case study in a masters paper. To answer the legal question, the 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act is the law most cited to justify the embargo on Kinder Eggs.