Claim: A recall was issued for foil-wrapped Pirate's Gold chocolate coins because they contain melamine. Status: True. Example: [Collected via e-mail, October 2008] ...

Know your gold foil-covered chocolate coins! Our three testers are chocolate experts in their own right: Marilyn Mueller, owner of Terracocoa, a Chantilly supplier of chocolate novelties, cakes ...

Many Jewish families celebrate the holiday by handing out gelt, chocolate coins covered in gold and silver. These days they're treats for kids. But the practice began as a way to thank labor.

The milk chocolate coins were wrapped in gold foil with blue netting while the dark chocolate coins were wrapped in silver foil with red netting. According to the FDA, ...

Step into the fascinating world of chocolate coin making, where craftsmanship meets creativity! Watch as molten chocolate transforms into flawless, shiny coins, wrapped in gold or silver foil to ...

But, those are Milk Chocolate Coins. Dark Chocolate Coins are silver foil-wrapped and in red netting. READ MORE: The Nov. 30 update on the deadly salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe ...

Dairy milk chocolate coins are wrapped in gold foil within a blue netting, and the nondairy dark chocolate coins are wrapped in silver foil within red netting. Sign up for the Health newsletter.

When the 12 minutes were up, Gladbach's fans went a step further by hurling the chocolate coins in gold foil — a common holiday gift for children — onto the field.

As the company-written recall notice states, some gold foil-wrapped coins in blue netting bags are labeled as Dark Chocolate Coins. But, those are Milk Chocolate Coins. Dark Chocolate Coins are ...