A chocolate egg containing a toy, long outlawed in the U.S., had finally been decriminalized. Ashley Andersen grew up eating Kinder Surprise eggs during trips to visit family in Denmark. She was disappointed by the Kinder Joy eggs for sale in the U.S. Photo: Ashley Andersen“That’s not a Kinder egg!” Ms. Andersen recalled thinking. The company said it developed the Kinder Joy in 2001 as a warm-weather alternative to the quick-to-melt Kinder Surprise, which was first sold in the 1970s. Ms. Liebenow, 42, said she discovered Kinder Surprise eggs while living in Finland over a decade ago.

Source: Wall Street Journal March 21, 2018 14:30 UTC