Information about Surprise Eggs:. Kinder Surprise Eggs are a foil wrapped chocolate egg with a toy inside. With each and every egg, the toy is always a surprise to who is opening it. And every year there is more than 100 different surprises for each different series. So you can never get bored with Kinder Surprise Eggs. Kinder Surprise Eggs have been around since 1974. So Kinder Surprise are not only familiar with kids but also the young at heart. Kinder Surprise Eggs were first known as Kinder Sorpresa, where they were first established in 1974. Kinder Surprise Eggs are sold all over the world, except for the United States. Kinder Surprise Eggs are illegal in the United states due to risk to the public health. The ban of Kinder Surprise Eggs is due to the idea of selling inedible objects inside candy, which could lead to a choking hazard. Moshi monster surprise eggs come in many different forms but are mostly plastic eggs with a toy, sticker and candy inside. Moshi monster surprise eggs have many different toys and stickers to collect over their range of surprise eggs. Moshi monsters also has a special edition halloween spooky egg, where glow in the dark moshlings can be found inside. Moshi monsters first began as a website aimed at children where they could choose a virtual pet, look after it and make their way through Monstro City. After such success Moshi Monsters has expanded including surprise eggs, moshi monsters magazine, video game, membership cards, trading cards, books and music. Hello Kitty Surprise Eggs are pink in colour with a plastic shell, with a toy, sticker and candy inside. The toy inside the hello kitty surprise eggs is a figurine of Hello Kitty. There are a number of different figurines to collect from the hello kitty surprise eggs as shown on the leaflet inside the surprise egg. Hello Kitty is a Japanese bobtail cat with a red bow. Hello Kitty has a number of products such as stationery, fashion accessories and a TV series. Disney Planes Surprise Eggs are chocolate eggs, that contain a toy inside. Much like Cars 2 eggs, the toy inside is one of the characters from the Disney Planes Movie. Inside the Disney Planes Surprise Egg, the character comes in pieces and can easily put together using your fingers and the instruction leaflet found inside the egg. The Disney Planes movie was released in 2013, with a sequel, Planes: Fire & Rescue to follow in 2014. Thanks for watching :).