


Kcal 120 Fat 7.0gAnyone who had any form of childhood must have come across a Kinder Suprise at some point. For those of you that missed out altogether I can tell you that this chocolate egg is not only avalible at Easter but all year round. This is not your average chocolate egg..oh no...heres the hook...inside this hollow 20g treat lies a self assembly toy which will entertain anyone under the age of 5 for all a matter of minutes.
The egg is formed of two very thin layers, one of milk chocolate (outer layer as seen above) and one lighter coloured inside layer that is decribed as 'milk flavoured'.
As described above the egg is particularly thin and not in anyway substantial enough to cure any sort of hunger; because of this relatve thinness it means the egg offers very little in terms of texture and despite the smooth nature of the chocolate its particularly unexciting in terms of an eating experience.
Tastewise there really isnt much to shout about. Theres no actual distinguishable taste difference between the two layers which is overly worrying considering the differences in colour. The taste is sweet in flavour and lacks any sort of depth or distinguishable aspect.
Overall this really is a product that should be well left alone unless your under the age of ten years old. I can see why this is such a popular product with kids...I mean why wouldnt it be...its a toy and chocolate...sadly for those of us who have passed these precious years its best we stay we clear.
5.3 out of 10
*Credit www.chocablog.com for the picture










2 comments:
These are what gave Kinder a bad name for me. I didn't go near their products or ages because of how awful I thought these were.
The novelty toy inside is actually quite good idea, but just very poorly executed. They needed to make something more interesting - maybe something collectable - something similar to tazos in walkers crisps might have worked.
I'm over 10 and the chocolate in a Kinder Surprise is my absolute favourite haha I wish I could get a hold of this chocolate in bar form, because I actually do buy them for the taste rather than the toys. I have heard of Kinder's other chocolate, but it is not available in New Zealand. Ahh!
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