The delivery guy just dropped off a belated Christmas gift from my friend Thorsten in Germany:
Twenty-four boxes of Kinder-Schokolade, fifteen pounds of chocolaty-milky goodness, for a grand total of 23,000 calories. That’ll throw a bit of a monkey wrench into my plan to reduce my gravity footprint by 20% in 2010.
Thank you, Thorsten! I’ll have some, but the kids are going to get the lion’s share of this particular care package, I think. They’ll get Kinderschokolade for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a week…
They’ll get Kinderschokolade for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a week…
Ahhhhhh. The plan is to make them so sick of it they never ask for it again?
Oh god…. I sooooooo miss Kinder Buenos
My bro-in-law brings me Ferrero Giottos and Milka Alpenmilch whenever he comes back from Germany. It’s good for my waist’s sake that he only goes every few months.
But . . . but . . . where are the toys?
Ah, Kinder-Schokolade! Now available at Shop-rites in Pennsylvania — and perhaps in your neck of the woods, if Shop-Rite exists there. Reminds me, must get some….
Heh. When we were younger, my brothers and I would have gone completely nuts over that.
when I was a kid my parents had a buddy in Germany who would send me Kinder eggs twice a year (birthday and Christmas).
Sadly, I haven’t gotten any for a long time (since about 1991 or so), but I recently found out that the Alpine Deli here in town imports and sells them!
Yay for Kinder-Schokolade!
Your dentist is rubbing his hands together.
Good to see the care-package arrived.
Ration it, so it’ll last into February!
Ration, schmation, if you need a re-supply, let me know. They sell them in that quantity at the Lidl by my apartment.