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You can make your own chocolate surprise kinder egg following the steps below:

1- Purchase the necessary supplies. The list includes: chocolate ball molds, melting chocolate, toys that fit into the interior if the mold, a plastic egg or other item to hold said toy, and Crisco or a cooking spray

2- Lay out molds as needed. Put the large side down and lightly grease with Crisco or a cooking spray of your choice.

3- Take chocolate of your choice and melt in the microwave. One good way to go is 30 second bursts at full power until it's mostly melted, stirring after every burst, followed by 10 second bursts again stirring after every burst, until you are left with a smooth creamy texture.

4- Fill the molds. Spoon melted chocolate into greased mold until approximately 2/3 full. Tap the mold until chocolate is level and there are no bubbles are left.

5- Grease interior side of the top mold. Place onto the melted chocolate squishing evenly until the two pieces of the mold lock together.

6- Place sealed mold in freezer until it hardens. It usually won't take more than a few minutes.

7- Remove the hardened chocolate mold from freezer and open.

Use caution not to crack chocolate, but don't worry if you do; you can always seal it using more chocolate like glue or break the half that is cracked up and remelt it.

8- Gently pry each chocolate half away from mold. This shouldn't take too much force as the mold should be greased. Set it inside the exterior mold.

9- Add the white chocolate, if desired. Melt white chocolate and use a spoon or a brush to "paint" inside of both chocolate halves. Once both sides have been painted, refreeze for another couple of minutes.

10- Get your toy ready and place it into the egg. You can use a egg from one of the quarter vending machines found anywhere, or you can just wrap the toy in in plastic wrap.

11- Match up the egg halves. Once both sides have hardened, take out of freezer and clean with a sharp knife to make where the two sides meet flush with each other. This can also be accomplished by placing a cookie sheet in the oven on 200 for a few minutes to get it hot and lightly press the edges that meet against the hot cookie sheet at the same time, immediately placing both halves together afterwards.

12- Let chocolate set and clean seam with the knife. Warm water works too, if you're not too worried about getting your hands dirty; just get some water on your hand, flick off and them smooth over the ball repeating as necessary.

13- Wrap up the eggs. Once smooth, it's time to wrap. They make decorative aluminum paper or boxes you could use, or you can just go for regular aluminum foil.

Using this method is not perfect but it works, and makes for a fun treat that kids will love!