Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Whizzers

 AKA Urine Colouring (UC) sweets
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When I was younger, all of my school were given some pill- probably a vaccine- because someone had caught meningitis. Anyway, this pill coloured my urine orange for several toilet stops later. I have yet to research the cause of this, but I do not see while some sweet could not also do this for the novelty value. Obviously this sweet would be more suited to little boys rather than little girls, and would also have to taste good. I would happily pay 50p (75c) for a UC sweet, even now.

There could also be FC sweets which change faeces colour!

—rjo666, Feb 28 2002

various drugs and the colours you may find your urine before bedtime http://www.harcourt...ates_drugchart.html
(scroll down a little after some tech stuff) I think I will keep to my usual turquoise shade thank you. [po, Feb 28 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]

The Restarant of Urine-Altering Cuisine http://www.halfbake...-Altering_20Cuisine
Baked. Just eat the after-dinner mints at the Restaurant of Urine-Altering Cuisine [hippo, Mar 01 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       hehe. I know my son would like this but I think it might really bother parents (and perhaps urologists as well). Nonetheless . . . a croissant.   

       Now if you could get it so that it produced different colors over time . . .
—bristolz, Feb 28 2002
   

       Taste the rainbow?
—phoenix, Feb 28 2002
   

       As a kid, I was prescribed some medication for a kidney condition which had this effect. There were three colo(u)rs: orange, red (which was very disquieting), and green. The colors were vibrant. Unfortunately it's not the sort of thing you share with others. ("Hey check this out guys.. told you I was an alien!")
—waugsqueke, Feb 28 2002
   

       DeWitts pills turn your water blue.
—po, Feb 28 2002
   

       Blood red for the perfect nasty halloween joke?
—mcscotland, Feb 28 2002
   

       And what does a De Witt's do, dear?
—quarterbaker, Feb 28 2002
   

       [quarterbaker] Turn your water blue apparently.   

       Food coloring tablets will do the same thing.
—phoenix, Feb 28 2002
   

       LOL dear qb, I think they were for backache!
—po, Feb 28 2002
   

       Ah, Doan's Pills, also for back ache, result in a blue color as well. Coincidence? Something else -- a diuretic, if I remember correct -- turned my urine brilliant green.

waugs - Didn't you learn that sharing is caring?
—quarterbaker, Feb 28 2002
   

       Depends on whether the person you're sharing with is into that.
—waugsqueke, Feb 28 2002
   

       It never hurts to look (um, unless it's UV or IR).
—quarterbaker, Feb 28 2002
   

       I've got vitamin B12 pills that turn my pee bright bright yellow (nearly fluorescing under normal light). Pills that make your pee glow in the dark would be good for those of us who can't be bothered to put the lights on at night.
—dare99, Feb 28 2002
   

       When someone asks why you're staring into the commode after two hours you can say, "This is the coolest disco ever, what was the name again?" [added: thx, ¯rjo666: for the improved idea name, that is.]
—reensure, Feb 28 2002
   

       Artificial purple coloring, like that in Grape flavored "food" turns your pooh bright green if you consume enough of it. Try it yourself with a gallon of Grape Koolaide. I've often thought that a grape-coloring pill with a green coating would go over well on St Patty's day. Or as a novelty gag, on the shelf beside fish flavored candy.
—Skyloo, Feb 28 2002
   

       If you can convince kids that beets area kind of candy, they might enjoy the pink / purple - colored urine that results.
—snarfyguy, Mar 01 2002
   

       Great idea have a croissant
—mrbiggy, Mar 01 2002
   

       linky, linky
—hippo, Mar 01 2002
   

       The sweet could colour both urine and faeces, and some interesting colour combinations could be formed eg. Blue urine, Red faeces. This would be twice as groovy.
—rjo666, Mar 01 2002
   

       Aw, you had to go and ruin it all, didn't you, rjo666?
—bristolz, Mar 04 2002
   

       Mmmm red faeces, off to the proctoligist with me then. It'd make a v.nasty prank item though.
—dare99, Mar 05 2002
   

       For St. Patrick's Day in O'Neill, Nebraska USA, they put something in the beer that makes everyone pee shamrock green.   

       Not much to do in these small towns.
—threeoutside, Mar 05 2002
   

       rjo666 is quite the patriot
—thumbwax, Mar 05 2002
   

       Hmm. Kind of croissant, because I know I and all big kids would find it hilarious to change the colour of our urine.   

       But... taking pills for amusement? For kids? Bit of a flaw. "Hey kids, take these whizzers, they make your whizz blue! But don't take any other pills, even with similar names; no poppers, no uppers, no ..."
—imagin8or, Jun 06 2012
   
      
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