Oh, dude, the expiry date on a Kinder Surprise egg is usually printed on the back of the packaging. It's like they want you to know when your chocolate and toy combo might not be at its freshest. But hey, who really pays attention to expiry dates when there's a toy inside, am I right?
To find the expiry date on a Kinder Egg, check the packaging for a "best before" date, which is usually printed on the outer wrapper or box. If the date is not visible, look for a code that may indicate the production date, which you can then use to estimate the shelf life. Generally, chocolate products like Kinder Eggs have a shelf life of around 12 months from the production date. If you're unsure, it's best to consult the manufacturer's website or customer service for specific information.
You can purchase all the Kinder Surprise Eggs from store.canadaonly.ca. They ship to me down in Florida with no problems.
A kinder egg is a kindof sweets. It is made of chocolate and because it is hallow inside there is a little surprise toy hidden in it. It is made by a lot of different factories now. 'Kinder' means 'child' in English.
yeah, pretty much
Kinder eggs is chocolate eggs with brown chocolate on the outside and white chocolate on the inside of the egg. And inside the egg it's a toy surprise. You could buy Kinder eggs in a 3-pack or only one egg if you want. And now you could buy small 21 grams Kinder-bars in a 6-pack, the name of this is "Kinder Maxi".
Jelly beans, Jordan almonds, and Kinder Joy are examples of egg-shaped candies.
Kinder egg is sold in European and Canadian markets (not in the US). It is a chocolate egg wrapped in foil. Inside the egg there is a toy that you snap together.
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They should be. Kinder Suprise toys are a big thing for collectors.