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Forbidden Kinder Eggs?

¿Kinder Eggs prohibited? Yes that's how it is. The Kindergarten eggs are prohibited in United States from 1938 when the law came into force that prohibits confectionery that contain objects inedible inside. Thus, the mythical surprise of the Kindergarten eggs that everyone has held in their hands when they were little is considered a peligro for American children. The US market is único large market that does not sell this sweet You want to know more? Keep reading!

Kinder eggs have been banned in the US since 1938

The only reason why the Kindergarten eggs are dangerous under US law is as follows. Since you can't see the inside of the egg, the child can eat the whole chocolate, including the surprise, and choke. That is the real danger. That is why the commercialization of some sweets that carry surprises is allowed, but with one condition. We have to be able to see the interior for the chocolate. It is true that there have been some deaths in the past from this incident. But, the odds of it happening are really very low. In other countries, for example, its consumption is not recommended in smaller of three years.

This issue has sparked controversy in the North American country. On one hand some Economic sanctions have been large. There has been a case of 1200 dollars per seized egg. And on the other, the inconsistency of this law with others in force in the country. For example, the free possession of weapons. Many people do not understand why children are protected from Kindergarten eggs and not of the Firearms (much more deadly). In fact, one NGO of mothers struggling to achieve Regularization of the weapons they used the Kindergarten eggs prohibited for one of their campaigns.

One of these two children has something in their hands that has been banned in the US to protect them. guess which one

forbidden Kinder eggs
NGO campaign/Source: El Español

What do you think about this law? You think it is exaggerated? Tell us your opinion in the comments.

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