Remember when I posted about ice pop molds? Well, I got three sets of the Tovolo Molds, and we really like them. It’s the first time we’ve had single style molds, and the first summer we’ve been completely ice pop trash free. We did used to make homemade pops, just not as often because the […]
In the previous post we discussed how homemade popsicles can reduce the trash we toss, save money (both on boxes and gas to the store), and help to save resources. Also, homemade pops are cool (no pun intended) because you can make them healthy, organic, and without preservatives. Or you can indulge and make extra […]
Summer is on the way, and with summer comes a garbage can full of wrappers, plastic, wooden sticks, and cardboard. If you have kids you know what I’m talking about. Their massive addiction to all things icy and lickable.
Sure you can recycle some popsicle trash, but rarely all of it. Plus if you want organic […]
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