Choco Treasure

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Choco Treasure was a candy created and distributed by Candy Treasure LLC in 2010. [1] It is intended for children 3 years and over. It is a chocolate egg with a yellow capsule in the same way as Kinder Surprise only there's a seam around the yellow capsule, [2] and the toys are different inside.

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