Parents across the country have been put on alert for a dangerous new trend that brings a new meaning to the term “nose candy.” Kids and teens are snorting the candy Smarties. Experts say that there ...

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There are so many things wrong with this trend. For starters: don't waste candy. Don't waste the delicious sugar that will perk you up for 7 minutes only to send you crashing down seconds later.

Children hooked on a bizarre craze of snorting crushed sweets could find MAGGOTS growing inside their noses. The horrifying trend has parents inspecting nasal passages in some states in the US. Flies ...

HAMBURG, NY - The Frontier school district is raising concern about a disturbing trend among young people nationwide -- snorting Smarties candy. The alert comes after a group of students at Frontier ...

If you haven’t noticed a multi-colored powdery substance caked in your pre-teen’s nostrils, better take a closer look. Administrators at a Rhode Island middle school have warned parents about a ...

COVINGTON, Ga., Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Officials at a Georgia grade school suspended a 9-year-old boy after he was caught crushing up Smarties candies and snorting the powder, the boy's mother said. Chelsi ...

These kids are more like dummies. Moronic middle schoolers are being warned of the dangers of snorting Smarties, the chalky round candies that can be smashed up and turned into powder. Ryan Walker and ...

Parents across the country are being warned of a dangerous new trend of kids snorting the candy Smarties, imitating videos they've seen on YouTube that show the candy being crushed and then snorted.

SANANTONIO -- It's not what any parent would want their teenager doing at any time, much less in the middle of school. YouTube, unfortunately, has a how-to video on just about everything, and kids are ...