Is it just me or is promoting “experimenting” with crystals in Yoplait Trix kids yogurt a bad thing? I’m just sayin’.
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With a syringe no less!
Seriously! These are kind of like the “Pop Rocks” candy we had when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. Of course Caitlin ate about three bites of her yogurt with this stuff sprinkled on it and then declared herself full.
Now that’s some good advertising. I just snorted coffee on the screen.
Crystals? Guess I’ll stick with Dannon till this craze is over!
Is that a syringe on the front, or a test tube? I’m not saying that it’s not misleading… but “experiment” and “test tube” and even “crystals” are all about science and science experiments.
It is actually a test tube STEPHS. Thanks for pointing that out. (sorry ‘bout my poor photography skills…it’s the metallic package.) Mama_Tulip you crack me up!
this is a joke, right? you found it on the onion or something…please tell me it is a joke because otherwise that is just LAME.
Nope…this is not an Onion hoax, although it does seem rather Onion-esque. It came with a pack of Yoplait Trix kids’ yogurt!
Wow – I wonder how I’be been missing this in the dairy isle.