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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.

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 ...

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 ...

in her school lunch room as her friends filmed her. Apparently, this is a trend. The entire time I watched this video all I could think about was where is this child's mother? Click through to watch ...

PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (CBS) --- Parents at one Rhode Island middle school have received a warning about students snorting a popular candy. According to CBS affiliate WPRI, parents of Portsmouth Middle ...

A dangerous trend is going on among kids and it involves the popular candy Smarties. Buying Smarties may seem normal and harmless but some kids buy them not to eat them but to snort them. The odd ...

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.

A Rhode Island school is warning parents about students snorting crushed-up Smarties. Portsmouth MIddle School in Portsmouth, RI., told parents snorting the fruit-flavored, tablet candy can lead to ...