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* Fear of this causes some communities to go to extremes like x-raying the kids' candy. Of course, some parents choose for a more low-tech solution like not letting the kids eat anything that's clearly homemade and making sure none of the store-bought candy looks like it's been tampered with.

* In Newfoundland, Canada, it was a common practice for people celebrating Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) to put items in the pancakes—usually coins, but sometimes thimbles, rings, or needles. Obviously this necessitates eating the pancake very carefully—you don't want to bite into a coin, not to mention the needle.

 

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