Real, icy cold ice pops are the best. However, sometimes a different sort of popsicle fun is in order. Here are some sweet, mostly melt-free choices for the kiddos.
Le Toy Van makes the most adorable play Ice Lollies, part of their amazingly cute Honeybake range of toys. Le Toy Van makes their toys with responsibly sourced materials, such as rubber wood from replanted forests and has an ethical process goal in place, meaning they strive for ethical pay, materials and workplace conditions.
Eat Drink Chic has an adorable DIY Paper Popsicle Memory Game (free download). The game idea and free download is very nice, and you can use recycled paper for it, however, I also like the idea of simply having your kids use paper scraps to design their own tasty paper ice pops – for a game like this, gift tags for presents or as birthday party decor.
*NOTE – instead of wooden sticks (not so sustainable) why not try making your sticks out of paper too?!
Cute Waldorf inspired 100% wool felt popsicles- the perfect play food for the best green kitchens – made safely with 100% eco-wool fill with 30% organic content when stuffing is necessary. By Bubba Pickle’s Market.
Soap pops! Okay, now these may actually melt, but kids won’t mind. BubblyGirlz makes all her Soap Pops fun and safe for young bathers. Each soap on a stick is the perfect size for little hands and is carefully created with an all natural goat’s milk soap base. This Etsy shop, amazingly uses zero FD&C dyes as colorants, instead using natural micas and oxides. All soaps are are gluten free, gentle and nourishing, plus the Rainbow Brite Soap Pop is even vegan-friendly.
Popsicle Scribblers are made with redesigned and recycled crayons and make everyday coloring way more fun. By ScribblerCrayons.
Looking for the real lick-worthy deal? Check out organic ice pops 101.
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