> > Do any of my fellow ex-military-brats know of these things, or were I can get them?
> >
> > My sister and I made ourselves sick on a Victoria-to-Seattle roadtrip....we were both starving, broke, and the only thing we had was a bunch of Kinder eggs. I'm back in Atlanta now, and she's up there...but I have a steady supply of eggs!
> >
> > My advice- buddy up with someone in Canada! :)
>
> I'm not an ex-military-brat, but I do know about Kinder Eggs. I think it should be a crime to not sell them in the U.S., although I guess some idiot would try to eat the toy, choke on it, and then sue for millions of dollars. (See the link posted below.)
>
> Anyway, try these links, although I can't guarantee the reliability of buying from them.
>
> http://www.aebc.com/~jamesm/kinderpage.html
> (I'm wary of PayPal because of my own experience, as Forum readers know, but this link did tempt me.)
>
> http://members.aol.com/hungimprts/Kinder.htm
> (It's an aol site, so no guarantee here, either.)
>
> http://www.globalserve.net/~sandymac/kinders.htm
> (Another home page.)
>
> http://www.beaniemania.com/kinder/order.html
> (I found this site a few weeks ago but just re-found it a few moments ago.)
>
> Hmm. After looking at these links, the best way to get Kinder Eggs might be through personal acquaintances who live in countries that sell them.
>
> Ell"I suddenly want Kinder Eggs now..."myruh
>

You can get Kinder Eggs through EBAY online. You have to register and get an account first and then you can choose from their selection of Kinder Eggs...www.ebay.com, then enter in search area kinder eggs. They have different price ranges depending on what you would like to bid on. I just bid on 72 eggs at 45.00+10.00 shipping and handling. Not bad at all. Claudia.