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Soda Pop Popsicle Recipes and Tips

January 13, 2012

We rarely buy soda. It’s expensive and doesn’t serve any real nutritional purposes. That said, once in a while, Cedar will ask for some. He doesn’t eat fast food, doesn’t much like cake or cookies and usually drinks water, juice or milk, so I don’t feel terrible if he has an occasional soda. Also, soda gives us [...]

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Be a rebel – read the least popular green family posts of 2011

January 12, 2012

Yesterday I posted the top ten most popular green family posts of 2011. However, in order to have room at the top, some posts do have to hit rock bottom (sad). It always surprises me to see what my readers don’t find interesting. Still, if you want to be a rebel, and go against popular [...]

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Most Popular Green Family Posts of 2011

January 11, 2012

I’m running a bit short on time today. Cedar and I got immersed in some Zelda paper crafts, then I had to write a huge debate post for a client. Time got away from me. In any case, instead of something new today, how about something popular to fall back on? One thing is clear, [...]

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Reusable Bamboo Sticks for Stainless Steel Popsicle Molds

August 8, 2011

A long while back I wrote about a cool set of stainless steel non-toxic popsicle molds. I loved the look of this set, but was concerned about the fact that it came with non-reusable sticks. It may seem like a little issue, but in the long run, a bazillion sticks in the landfill doesn’t sound [...]

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Boozy, sweet and savory homemade ice pops for adults

July 19, 2011

If you’re looking for some homemade organic ice pop flavors for adults, then Mark Bittman has you covered. This past week, Bittman shared some easy-to-make adult-minded homemade popsicles in flavors ranging from creamy to savory to boozy (nope, not for kids). These homemade popsicles are probably best for an adult party. Keep in mind that [...]

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Eco-friendly summer tips for green families

June 15, 2011

I’m scrapping together a lower-cost sunscreen guide, due to our ongoing conversations here about expensive sunscreen. But, it’s taking a while. Until I get this list together, why not enjoy some past Growing a Green Family posts you may have missed… Make sure your child is getting out into nature. In fact, consider sending your [...]

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Homemade Organic Watermelon Ice Pops

June 5, 2011

Just a quick ice pop recipe today – wonderful watermelon ice pops. With the weather being so nice, you most likely have a watermelon or two around. Your first through may be, why on earth would I waste a perfectly good watermelon to make ice pops? I’m with you. It’s hard to beat plain old, [...]

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Homemade Ice Pops Made With Leftover Organic Veggies

May 22, 2011

I know, leftover veggies don’t sound like they’d make the best ice pops, but organic veggies can make for some yummy organic ice pops. Depending on the veggie that is. I recently had a slew of leftover veggies and with no salad or homemade soup plans in my very near future, I decided to use [...]

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Homemade Organic Ice Pops 101

May 20, 2011

Ice pops are one of the most searched for terms here at Growing a Green Family.  I can only assume that this means that Growing a Green Family readers are extra super smart. Ice pops aren’t only delicious and a great way to cool off when it’s hot, but homemade popsicles are also very eco-friendly, [...]

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Book Review: Ice Pop Joy

April 28, 2011

Review summary: A beautiful book that will draw you and your family into the wonderful, and often healthy, world of ice pops. Title: Ice Pop Joy by Anni Daulter; published by Sellers Publishing Inc. (March 11, 2011) Cost: Retails at $18.95, but only about $13 on Amazon. From the publisher: “Let’s face it, all kids [...]

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