Let me start off by saying I am worried about the Japanese... What on earth were the minds behind this product thinking?
This story begins way back in August of 2017 and my first forays into the Steemit experience. I came across a post by 
Now I've never had candy that came with "some assembly required" but I wasn't going to let that stop me. I used to build model tanks and airplanes when I was a kid so the skills are there, if a little rusty. A few minutes later my little plastic toilet was assembled and decorated. I'm not sure why he's sad or why there is an apple and a strawberry involved but not being able to read Japanese I resigned myself to always wondering.
The only bit that remained a mystery is what steps 2 and 3 in the yellow bit really mean. It looks like you pour the contents of the sachet into the cistern and then give it a shake before adding water using the lid.
This is what I did but I think there might be an instruction as to how many lids of water to add. I added one and it worked as intended but there was still quite a bit of powder left afterwards and I had to add more water to dissolve it all. Anybody that can read Japanese please let me know! There's a second sachet to be had and if one is going to be drinking fizzy, sweet goodness knows what from a tiny plastic toilet with a sad face and an apple then you have to do it right!
It actually tasted quite pleasant. It was of course very sweet and fizzy. For the South African readers, I'd compare it to the taste of the green Fizzer. For you guys who don't know what a Fizzer is the closest I could get is sherbet of some sort. This was the blue packet. 
Lastly, I want to thank
Let me know in the comments if you've ever had anything like this, or what the strangest candy you've ever had was!
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