its about R$4 here, about 2,1 dollars , or 1,5€They cost roughly 1€ each, I don't find it that expensive (given, it's the European price which is the original market, so it might be cheaper here).
its about R$4 here, about 2,1 dollars , or 1,5€They cost roughly 1€ each, I don't find it that expensive (given, it's the European price which is the original market, so it might be cheaper here).
Well, even if it was 1.50€, given the current market prices for most chocolates here, it's not that expensive, although it used to cost 0.50€ when the Euro started.its about R$4 here, about 2,1 dollars , or 1,5€
Heh, good to see I'm not the only 'temper who likes Kinder Surprise.
I started collecting them back in the '80s, and just never stopped.
The missus buys me a three-pack of Kinder eggs every grocery shopping day.
I've got about 3 shopping bags full of Kinder toys stashed away in storage.
There's only one thing better than a Kinder Surprise... Kinder Maxi!
The Maxi eggs appear in stores around Easter and Xmas, so sometimes I get 2 a year as gifts.
Maxis all year round?!The Maxi, which is called Kinder Joy over here, is available during the whole year, I prefer it's taste to the normal Kinger Egg tbh.
They cost roughly 1€ each, I don't find it that expensive (given, it's the European price which is the original market, so it might be cheaper here).
I gotta say I love swiss chocolate and I buy it often, however there's a lot of good chocolate besides Swiss one, Begian Chocolate is extremely good as well, and then there's other types of chocolates which are also good, personally I can't eat milk chocolate since it's too sweet for me, but I do enjoy the other chocolates from Ferrerro and even Kinder, which aren't Swiss made either.
There were so many great toys. The cars, planes, boats, and even little figures that needed assembly. It was really incredible when I was a kid.Exactly what I came here to post.
I remember every toy back in the days was like 50 pieces that you put together to make some really cool thing, now you take it out of the capsule and no assembly required.
Remember these planes that you had like at least 10-15 pieces or something to build them?
Get out of this thread and off the internet and smack yourself in the nose with a steel toe boot right away. It'll help get your brain smarter, I promise.How could anyone like that crap?
It's disgusting. And the ridiculously stupid toys inside. Pathetic.
Kinder Joy is the one that's the same size as a regular Kinder egg, but one half is filled with cream and the other has the toy (what Lucifer posted)? What is sold as Kinder Maxi in Europe is a huge Kinder egg. Watch the video. Huge. (Well, relatively.)The Maxi, which is called Kinder Joy over here, is available during the whole year, I prefer it's taste to the normal Kinger Egg tbh.
I TOTALLY loved 'em when I was a kid.
When it's easter I always try to get this gifted to me:
A HUGE-ASS version of the Kinder Surprise, that only gets released on Easter in Italy
I mean, compare 'em:
This one above is the MINI version, there's also a MAXI version (which is the one I get)
Well, yesWait... so there's one BIGGER than the one that says MINI on it?!?