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I used to think that coin-operated vending machines had the magical ability to turn my coin into candy. I'd hoped that one day I'd figure out the machine's secret and turn all of my saved money into candy.
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When I was 7, my mom's friend asked me if I had a sweet tooth. I told her to "wiat a minute, let me check". Then I proceeded to "taste" each of my teeth. There must have been a piece of watermelon candy stuck in a back molar because I said "yep, and it tastes like watermelon".
I used to believe that shoo fly pie was made of old shoes and dead flys, and I wouldn't eat it.
When I was little my mum told me I didn't like sugar, so that I wouldn't eat sugary things so much. So every time I would ask for sugary cerials she would say "No you wouldn't like that" and I would reply "You're right! Sugar is GROSS!"
Well a few years later I came up to my mom, and I looked really guilty, I told her "Mum, I have to tell you something.... You are wrong. I really DO like sugar"
Since i love mexican candy so much, my freind accused me of being a secret mexican...i used to think that my REAL dad was mexican, and my parents had been lying to me the whole time! but turns out i was wrong, lol
i sometimes look at the ingredients of things when im bored. one day when i was young i was reading the ingredients of Smarties. one ingredient said 'carnouba wax' or something. i thought it was wax that was used to wax cars! so i never ate them til i figured out that it was just the stuff that makes a shiny cover around each smartie
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I used to believe that chocolative laxative was actual chocolate. When my mom recieved some EX-LAX for a gag gift for one of her birthdays when I was about 10... I had 18 pieces of 24 that were in the box.... cause I wanted to save the rest for my mom.... Let's just say I didn't feel too great the next day.
During my childhood,i used to grab something sweet(pre. chocolates) and go for bath.
Alas!i stopped doing that when my grandma made me believe that doing so causes heavy rain during my marriage.errrrrrrrr! NOooooooooooo!
even now i fear of such a thought.....i dont want to take any changes though...he he heeeee
WHen my parents told me not to eat alot of candy cause I could be bouncing off the walls I didnt eat any more candy form when I was like 5 to 15 cause I thought I would literally bounce around the house off the walls!!!
I used to believe that cotton candy was made out of cotton and sugar.
When I was little, my big brother told me that malted milk balls were really made of dehydrated earthworms. Of course, he really just wanted me to give him all of my candy. It worked. I still can't eat the stupid things.
I used the thing that Cadbury's Eater Creme Eggs had real egg inside. I was well into my teens before I could bring myself to try one.
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I used to think you could only eat sundaes on sunday.
I thought sugar cones were made of cardboard.
I used to think Timbits (mini doughnuts from Tim Hortons) came from the center of doughnuts, and that was why doughnuts have holes in the middle.
I used to believe that if you ate alot fo Jell-0, Bill Cosby would come give you a prize. My mom told me that because she worked for Jell-o or something so she probably got it for free
My mom used to tell me that Jell-o was made from horse hooves. I found out recently that wasn't true but that still doesn't make my stomach feel any more relieved.
I used to believe that Pixie stix were actual magic pixie dust and if you ate one, then while you were sleeping, a pixie would come and put a curse on you and sew your mouth shut for eating her precious Pixie dust.I'm 12 now and i still have trouble sleeping after eating Pixie Stix!
i used to believe cotton candy was real cotton after going to chuckie cheese and my brother told me
I used to believe that doughnuts were made by putting apples in the microwave.
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