I haven’t seen it but it makes me think of when we’d buy some candy cigarettes at the Pic Quik and my grandma would burn the end with her cigarette lighter so it looked like it had ashes on it. Nobody thought anything about it and we thought we were cool. Wonder why I smoke now? lol
Doctors say that smoking Smarties can lead to coughing, infections or, in rare cases, maggots entering kids’ noses to feed on the dust residue, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. Eric Ostrow, vice president of sales and marketing for Smarties manufacturer Ce De Candy, Inc., put it more simply: “It’s just dumb.”
I don’t think they’re supposed to be breathing it in. I watched a video on YouTube last week where a kid showed how to “smoke” Smarties, when really he was gathering the “smoke” in his mouth and blowing out the powder. He did exhale through his nose, though, and reading the above… bleh!