Growing up in America there are, it seems, a few things you miss out on. When Tom found out that I had never had a KinderEgg, he was horrorfied and bought me one for birthday lunch. Like a good girl, I saved it until I got home that evening. Since I figured most of you had not seen on of these either, I thought it best to document the processs.
The excitement behind the KinderEgg is that it's both a candy and a toy.
KinderEgg in pristine condition:
Unwrapping the KinderEgg:
After snapping it among the visible seam (see above), you can see the outter candy shell and interior toy casing:
Opening the interior toy egg:
The toy parts and instructions:
My built KinderEgg toy space ship. It forms a train w/ the other space ship toys:
My First KinderEgg toy honored on the toy shelf:
The chocolate was nothing to get excited about, but it's like a crackerjack - always fun to get a prize!
1 comment:
never had a kinder egg, ts ts ts. What a miss, senorita. Was about time you learned. This is common sense
Lars
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