Q: Are these easier to hold than regular chalk? Note: I am considering them as a present for a math professor with arthritis?
A: Since they are wider and rounder than normal stick chalk, you can hold them without having to bend your fingers too much or have a tight grip, so that may help your professor. We do know that the egg shape is much easier for kids to grasp and draw with than traditional stick chalk.
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Q: Would this product be good for writing on Blackboards?
A: Yes, you could definitely use the Egg Sidewalk Chalk to write on blackboards.
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Q: will they hatch magical chalk chickens?
A: No, but that would be kind of cool. And freaky.
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Q: why do u find the need to make chalk out of eggs? like why cant u be happy with there cylinder figure... no need for plastic surgery >:(
A: Well, the egg shapes are festive for spring, but they're also much easier for little hands to hold than the traditional cylindrical pieces. Toddlers find them much easier to write and draw with.
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Q: Are they made in the USA?
A: They are made in China. Egg-shaped Sidewalk Chalks are non-toxic and conform to ASTM D-4236.
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Q: IS THERE A YOLK
A: Nope, although that would be pretty funny.
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Q: Do these chalk pieces blend well?
A: Egg Shaped Sidewalk Chalk is like normal pieces of sidewalk chalk. You can put one color over another and probably blend them a little, but we haven't tried this since we aren't very sophisticated sidewalk chalk artists.
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Q: Can we hatch these from our chickens? They lay green eggs, so they can sure lay colored chalk eggs, right?
A: If you find a chicken that lays sidewalk chalk eggs, contact us along with every scientist and news team you can find.
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Q: How do they taste?
A: Kind of chalky.
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Q: On Easter everyone always throws the colored eggs at each other and they start a war. Let's say I left these out for the little nieces and nephews to play and one of the older kids grabbed one and threw it at one of the other older kids. Would it hurt and should i hide them?
A: Yes, getting hit with a chalk egg would probably hurt. You could hide the chalk eggs for an egg hunt, but you should let the egg hunters/throwers know that some of the eggs they find might be chalk instead of a real egg or plastic and filled with candy.
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Q: Can I make these into scrambled eggs?
A: Maybe powdered eggs, but not scrambled eggs.
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Q: how heavy is each egg-shaped chalk?
A: Each piece of Egg Shaped Sidewalk Chalk weighs about 2 ounces.
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