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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not very good as a toy or a snack.,
This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
Let me start by saying I disagree with all the fuss over the danger. Children that are too young to know the difference should not be playing with small Legos in the first place. They would be a hazard with or without this candy. Conversely with this candy they would still not be a hazard to children of the appropriate age. Especially if they had experience with enough Legos to know the difference.That being said the quality is horrible. The bricks do not have holes on the bottom to allow for any connections. You open a package hoping to play with them only to be stopped dead in your tracks by their inability to link together. Without the appeal of being functionally Lego shaped all that you are left with is a gummi-type candy with an intense but bad flavor, with little flavor differentiation between the pieces.
4.0 out of 5 stars
NOT What I Wanted But Tastey and Free,
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This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
I ordered a case of Lego fruit snacks for a Lego-themed birthday party. The Operation fruit snacks came instead. Amazon couldn't figure out what the problem was and I was told to keep the snacks and they would correct the order and send out a new case. A couple of weeks later I got a second case of Operation fruit snacks. Amazon was still confused. I decided to get my money back and go another route for the birthday party. Amazon told me to keep the snacks and refunded my money. Needless to say, we have been living on Operation fruit snacks for quite a while and although they are not the correct shape (Lego) they are still rather tastey.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
It's food, not toys!,
By Twin Mama (Oklahoma) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
This is an adorable idea that my kids will be enjoying at their 5th birthday, which is Lego themed. Since they were 2 my twins have had no problem differentiating between food and toys. Kids under 4 shouldn't have small Legos anyway. If your kids think they can eat real Legos, they're not ready to play with them. Choking issue solved. LOVE THESE SNACKS!
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
awesome gummy candy,
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This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
These are the best gummy candies ever. They stopped carrying them at my grocery so I ordered a case of them. The whole family enjoys them, kids and adults alike. Very natural fruit taste.
3 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Worst.Idea.Ever,
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This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
Could you think of a worse thing to make into a yummy snack? How about thumbtacks? Don't eat this little square...it'll kill you. Eat this one, it's yummy! I know they look exactly the same, but you're a smart kid. I await the first lawsuit. Amazon, please pull these.
2 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Somebody Please Sue Kellogg Before Children Choke to Death,
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This review is from: Kellogg's Operation Fruit Flavored Snacks, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 10) (Grocery)
Why would Kellogg make candy that looks like Legos?What will happen when children assume that all Legos are edible? When will the choking deaths begin? Would some lawyer out there please sue them premptively to end this bad idea before it goes any further? |
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