Kinder Joy, a legal version of Kinder Eggs, are finally coming to the US By Fox News Published November 15, 2017 7:56am EST | Updated November 15, 2017 11:40am EST ...

When unwrapped, the candy egg separates in half; one side is a creamy confection with crunchy wafer balls, the other contains a toy. They cost $1.50 to $3.50, depending on the store.

The Kinder Surprise has been Americanized. The toy-filled chocolate egg, loved by children and adults in Europe, Asia and South America, hasn’t been allowed on U.S. soil for years. But last w… ...

Called the Kinder Joy, this new candy was first released internationally in 2001, and differs from the original Kinder Surprise in several ways. Most importantly, it comes in two distinct half-eggs, ...

The Kinder Egg line is inspired by an Italian Easter tradition of gifting a large chocolate egg with toys inside to children, reflecting the same sort of whimsy that has won the scaled-down ...

The Kinder Egg is finally making its American debut this month with the introduction of Kinder Joy. Kinder Egg to make debut stateside, ending the candy's yearslong ban - Los Angeles Times ...

Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs are back in Chicago for the holidays, yet they're still contraband and can carry a $2,500 fine for each egg.

Kinder eggs aren't exactly a new candy — billions are sold in over 170 countries each year. But until now, the popular candy from Ferrero International (Nutella's parent company) ...

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 Eggs are a beloved treat, known for their delightful combination of chocolate and surprise toys inside. The making of these iconic treats involves a fascinating industrial process, starting ...