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It's usually safe to eat snow or use it for drinking or making ice cream, but there are some important exceptions to consider, such as colored snow.
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In this article, we delve into the age-old myth about eating snow and whether or not it helps or harms a person at risk of dehydration. http://sunnyscope.com/outdoor-myths-eating-snow-lead-dehydration/
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Growing up I love to eat snow ice cream and I'm passing on the tradition by sharing the recipe with my kids. It is delicious and a fun winter treat.
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1.23.14 "Eating Snow, Again" Sometimes I think Jadyn (and Shayla) are going to turn into snowballs. :) As long as there is snow on the ground, they just keep running outside to fill up their bowls. They keep wanting me to try it, and usually I politely decline, but since I am doing this project I said 'yes' this time. It was really fluffy!
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We all know not to let our kids eat yellow snow, but is it really that bad to eat freshly fallen snow? Dr. Ian Smith answers.
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When winter hands you the fluffy white stuff, grab your little helpers and make the most of it with a batch of Fresh Snow Ice Cream.
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