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I've had these moments, at about the same age. The instant regret. The feeling why can't I swallow. This isn't chocolate. Why can't I keep it in. It's in my nose. It's coming out my nose. How can I get rid of all of this. Please make it stop.
I remember like it was yesterday. And to this day, I think about it EVERYTIME I see the can in my cupboard.
Had a similar experience as a kid when I found some Hershey's baking chocolate in our pantry. My parents almost never had candy in the house so I thought I'd hit the jackpot. That day I discovered that some chocolate is unsweetened.
Me too! My mom kept a bag or two of hersheys semisweet baking chocolate chips in the freezer, and I got desperate for something sweet one time as a kid and tried a few. They were bitter.
I accidentally did the cinnamon challenge in a way similar to the op. My cousins were eating spoonfuls of sugar and i was like "jokes on yall, i found the cinnamon" 😔
I saw this video with the volume a while back and his mother had fully warned him that it wasn’t chocolate… hilarious. Sometimes we just have to learnS
Instant regret !
Reminds me of that kid who grabbed an onion thinking it was an apple and even though his mum told him not to he bit into it, he continued eating it to show he was right despite his senses telling him he had made a big mistake !
I liked the taste of onions as a kid. Just general onion flavored stuff and such. So I got my parents to get me an onion and I bit into it. Just straight up took a cronch on a raw white onion. Keep in mind I have what I like to call “any unknown texture makes my Brian panic” syndrome but I did like it. The only reason I spat it out was because the acidity was stinging my tongue.
When my son was younger, I told him that chocolate only tasted good after you eat your lunch/dinner. When he protested I gave him bakers chocolate and then gave him Hershey's after dinner. He figured it out one Easter when he ate a chocolate out of his basket before breakfast.
My little brother (4yo) did that twice. He scooped the cocoa himself the first time but thought our mom and me played a trick on him so he took another scoop.
My grandmother ran a kitchen for a college for 35 years. When I was around this age I walked through the kitchen and saw a bucket of icing for cinnamon rolls, stick my finger in and right into my mouth.
Yeah, it’s definitely better with sound. I remember his mom tried explaining to him that it wasn’t for eating but he was being a little brat about it so she let him try.
I wanted to try unsweetened baker’s chocolate all the time when my mom was baking with it. She told me again and again how bad it tastes. Eventually she gave in and let me indulge. She was right…
I still remember when my dad let me taste the coco powder, because I really REALLY wanted to eat it, because it was chocolate when I was a kid. Instant regret and that day I learned how the actual 85% coco powder tastes. This happened in '80's... I'm 45 now.
Although, now that kid will probably be scared by this event and know not to do some stupid cinnamon challenge., or if a tide powder challenge develops in the future
So. He is a child in a disgusted man's body. Them lips said somebody betrayed him. Them eyes searched and searched for truth. He searched high and low, left to right, and even attempted to read the package. Annoyed and in disbelief sits tf back.
Can't do a thing, but possibly figure out to swallow that too big taste 🤣 😆 😂 😅
You want to talk instant regret when I was about 10/11 (I'm 54 now) my stepdad was eating fish. I kept begging for some and he finally gave me some and told me to eat every bit of it. I couldn't finish it so, I threw it in the trash and he made me eat it from the trash.
When my brother and I were younger he had me follow him into the kitchen where he climbed into the bench to get the milo (chocolate malt drink powder) he takes a big spoonful to eat and then starts bawling his eyes out. Mum rushed in to see what's wrong, he had grabbed the coffee powder by mistake
My niece and nephew were watching me bake once and wanted to try the cocoa powder. They both flipped out, but my nephew still wanted to try the baking powder.
Parents just leaving the open container in front of the kid as if he won’t start coughing all over it or spill it due to focusing on the powder stuck in his throat. Dumb parents
How is this kids are stupid? Why are these always videos of parents letting kids do stupid shit.
If this is a parent recoding they opened the container gave them a spoon and turned the camera on knowing their kid would be in discomfort. Who does this?
Stop doing this to your children to “teach” them. Fuck. My mom’s biggest regret ever is doing that to very hot capscacian peppers. And it let me to getting bullies to shove dry cinnamon down my mouth.
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Its the dusty cough that really puts the cherry on top of all of this 🤣
What a lil miner
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Nasty case of brown lung
The Children Yearn For The Cocoa Mines
Yesss😂😂
I've had these moments, at about the same age. The instant regret. The feeling why can't I swallow. This isn't chocolate. Why can't I keep it in. It's in my nose. It's coming out my nose. How can I get rid of all of this. Please make it stop. I remember like it was yesterday. And to this day, I think about it EVERYTIME I see the can in my cupboard.
Yes. That still makes me cringe. And I just knew it was going to be so good
Yes, but doesn't it make the best hot chocolate?
Thinking " yeah chocolate my favorite" without ever knowing what real chocolate is then the shock turned him into a clanker with dual engine failure🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Especially the second time, through the nose. lololol
I agree with this a lot.
Life’s a bumpy journey.
That look on his face when he checks the label and sees Hershey's. Might have been thinking "how could you betray me like this?"
Had a similar experience as a kid when I found some Hershey's baking chocolate in our pantry. My parents almost never had candy in the house so I thought I'd hit the jackpot. That day I discovered that some chocolate is unsweetened.
Me too! My mom kept a bag or two of hersheys semisweet baking chocolate chips in the freezer, and I got desperate for something sweet one time as a kid and tried a few. They were bitter.
The struggle was real! :)
Lol, i have loved semisweets since i was a kid.
Yeah, it's not the chocolate that's good, it's the SUGAR !
Cocoa bean has been coasting on sugar's work for centuries.
I did this with vanilla
You can see the realization
I once did this as a kid, never again
Cinnamon challenge made sure I never did this shit again.
Oh shit, yeah I concur! I thought I was going to suffocate.
Gave us character as adults, I think. That may have been the point where I first knew I had to think about my actions.
I accidentally did the cinnamon challenge in a way similar to the op. My cousins were eating spoonfuls of sugar and i was like "jokes on yall, i found the cinnamon" 😔
Love it when we get to learn without the internet
Lol... yeah i was like 10 i think.
Even turning the container around to check ha
I saw this video with the volume a while back and his mother had fully warned him that it wasn’t chocolate… hilarious. Sometimes we just have to learnS
He was definitely expecting NesQuick flavor, poor guy. I also did this as a child.
Instant regret !
Reminds me of that kid who grabbed an onion thinking it was an apple and even though his mum told him not to he bit into it, he continued eating it to show he was right despite his senses telling him he had made a big mistake !
Is that the one where he keeps crying as he's eating the "apple"?
Crying and gasping and pulling faces !
Yet keeps going...
Bite after bite...
I liked the taste of onions as a kid. Just general onion flavored stuff and such. So I got my parents to get me an onion and I bit into it. Just straight up took a cronch on a raw white onion. Keep in mind I have what I like to call “any unknown texture makes my Brian panic” syndrome but I did like it. The only reason I spat it out was because the acidity was stinging my tongue.
I am a 56 year old adult and I eat sweet onions like apples. White are not eating onions at least not for eating like apples.
I did this once with vanilla extract. Got up in my grandma's pantry, saw "vanilla", was super stoked, tasted it, and was extremely less stoked.
I did that as a kid but I'm not that stubborn, I immediately regretted that first bite and was scarred for life.
The Cocoa Dragon 🤣
This is a rite of passage for all kids.
When my son was younger, I told him that chocolate only tasted good after you eat your lunch/dinner. When he protested I gave him bakers chocolate and then gave him Hershey's after dinner. He figured it out one Easter when he ate a chocolate out of his basket before breakfast.
Original video with audio.
It's the double dip that gets me.
Bro was already getting a second spoonful ready not knowing what he's in for.
Just dip it once and end it!
Seinfeld!!!! 😂😂😂
Missing the audio of the mother repeatedly telling him it won't taste good and not to eat it.
My little brother (4yo) did that twice. He scooped the cocoa himself the first time but thought our mom and me played a trick on him so he took another scoop.
At least he didn't just start crying about it.
I believe we’ve all done this when we were little
My grandmother ran a kitchen for a college for 35 years. When I was around this age I walked through the kitchen and saw a bucket of icing for cinnamon rolls, stick my finger in and right into my mouth.
It was Crisco…
So traumatizing…
The look of betrayal
Y’all got any of that sound?
https://i.redd.it/oizhcstwkp6g1.gif
The way he looks at the tin with a expression of pure disappointment on his face. Hershey's lied to him.
Where's the sound? I've seen this before as a video with sound and not a gif. The sound of him coughing makes it even funnier.
Yeah, it’s definitely better with sound. I remember his mom tried explaining to him that it wasn’t for eating but he was being a little brat about it so she let him try.
Joffrey knew he'd immediately fucked up!
look at him, almost turning purple!
Love how the kids turns the packaging just to be sure.
"This is supposed to be...yeah, no it is but...this is not what I..."
https://imgur.com/a/hIH1pZi
Look like the engine misfired at the end of
I’ve done this. I was a stupid once. I’m still stupid just not a kid anymore.
I wanted to try unsweetened baker’s chocolate all the time when my mom was baking with it. She told me again and again how bad it tastes. Eventually she gave in and let me indulge. She was right…
He is a cocoa breathing dragon.
Cocoa Puffs!
We’ve all been there kid. It’s a necessary life lesson.
Sometimes you gotta learn the hard way
His realization 🥹
I've definitely done that before. Lol The disappointment stays with you.
My mom made me do this once when I was being a pain. Its not even good for like a second, its so bitter, it coats yours whole mouth.
Havnt thought about that In a looong time
The look on his face says it all.
He had the most pathetic dumbaśŝ look on his face.
I did this once. Once.
That quote sounds familiar! It’s a Billy Crystal movie. But which one? Hmmm. 😁
No idea, wasn't quoting anything haha
He learned things that day.
The kid wanted something sweet, but got special effects from Marvel.
The cocoa puffs 😂😂😂
Haha, that onion kid's face is pure comedy gold!
I mean, isn't that common to try it out once? 😅
I absolutely love my no kids!
CURSE OF RA
I feel like every kid did this with cocoa. We were expecting chocolate, but didn't get it. Haha
I remember doing the exact same thing with my mom. She told me I wouldn't like it. I insisted, just like this kid. I learned.
Also he put his spit-covered spoon right back into the container, soo.. gonna have to toss that out now, he’s contaminated it
And he put the nasty germy spoon back into the container 💀 I can’t stand kids
Can't be good for your lungs.
Try cinnamon next
😆 The puffs of cocoa dust coming out his nose.
1 of 2 of the most disappointing flavor makers as a child.
You all know what the other one is.
The coughing got me rolling 😂😂😂😂
Teh puffs 😂
This made me laugh so hard it brought tears to my eyes not to say I haven’t done that once or twice as a child thinking it was sweetened chocolate
ALL ABOARD!!!!
Poor guy ☹️😂
“GOT MILK ? “
I used to eat Nestlè’s Quik as a child. You just have to be careful not to inhale any of the powder. (Now 60+ years later I STILL love chocolate.)
Weak. Unworthy. I used to scoop and eat raw chocolate powder by the spoonful as a child.
I still remember when my dad let me taste the coco powder, because I really REALLY wanted to eat it, because it was chocolate when I was a kid. Instant regret and that day I learned how the actual 85% coco powder tastes. This happened in '80's... I'm 45 now.
yep, betrayal
Claaaasic
I remember learning that chocolate wasn’t naturally sweet too as a child haha, also same with coffee.
He rethought life.
cinnamon challenge for kids. Lol
Too dangerous
Haha, that face is pure "why me?" vibes—adorable!
Stupid parent.
Although, now that kid will probably be scared by this event and know not to do some stupid cinnamon challenge., or if a tide powder challenge develops in the future
lmao 🤣🤣
I feel like everyone has one of these as a kid For my brother it was baking chocolate, for my sister and me it was vanilla extract
Choo choooo
Ooppss
What did we learn?
In fairness he is a child and it is legitimately bitter😅😂 - fuck I wouldn’t want to have to down a spoonful of that
That first puff of dust absolutely sent me
Isn’t that how everyone finds out?
Kid was going through every stage of grief lol
Poor guy... 😓
I sense a new tide pod cinnamon tik tok challenge trend!
Ah yes, the ole “brown lung”
The instant realization is killing me
So. He is a child in a disgusted man's body. Them lips said somebody betrayed him. Them eyes searched and searched for truth. He searched high and low, left to right, and even attempted to read the package. Annoyed and in disbelief sits tf back.
Can't do a thing, but possibly figure out to swallow that too big taste 🤣 😆 😂 😅
Has Hershey label, smell like Hershey chocolate, does not taste like Hershey good chocolate.
You want to talk instant regret when I was about 10/11 (I'm 54 now) my stepdad was eating fish. I kept begging for some and he finally gave me some and told me to eat every bit of it. I couldn't finish it so, I threw it in the trash and he made me eat it from the trash.
Canon event
r/WatchPeopleDieInside
When my brother and I were younger he had me follow him into the kitchen where he climbed into the bench to get the milo (chocolate malt drink powder) he takes a big spoonful to eat and then starts bawling his eyes out. Mum rushed in to see what's wrong, he had grabbed the coffee powder by mistake
I’d feel sorry for him if he didn’t look like joffrey boratheon.
The way he spun it around to recheck if it was actually Hershey's or not
My niece and nephew were watching me bake once and wanted to try the cocoa powder. They both flipped out, but my nephew still wanted to try the baking powder.
I did this with vanilla as a kid, never again
It happened to me once, they were kept in a clear container. I thought it was Milo, put a spoonful in mouth 😩
I think I got the black lung pop
Literal cocoa puffs
Parents just leaving the open container in front of the kid as if he won’t start coughing all over it or spill it due to focusing on the powder stuck in his throat. Dumb parents
How is this kids are stupid? Why are these always videos of parents letting kids do stupid shit. If this is a parent recoding they opened the container gave them a spoon and turned the camera on knowing their kid would be in discomfort. Who does this?
Hersheys is the worst choco i ever tried. Every other european choc is a million times better that hersheys clown choc
There is nothing chocolate about hersheys
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Well yea, he just ate hersheys
Stop doing this to your children to “teach” them. Fuck. My mom’s biggest regret ever is doing that to very hot capscacian peppers. And it let me to getting bullies to shove dry cinnamon down my mouth.
What we do in this life echoes for eternity!