So I do know this is the end of summer we are nearing but I couldn't have chosen a more perfect item to review than the Quick Pop Maker from Uncommon Goods. Declan recently got his first ear infection which caused his temperature to spike quite high. One of the first things the emergency room doctors suggested (well besides Tylenol) was giving him a Popsicle to keep him hydrated. The quick pop maker makes Popsicles by flash-freezing juice in up to 9 minutes without electricity. And yes, I said juice! You don't have to have your Popsicles with a ton o sugar anymore. I can use juices and fruit pieces instead which I know are good for my children (and myself). So as soon as we got home from the hospital I whipped a quick orange juice Popsicle to help comfort and hydrate my sick little baby. The quick pop maker is also great for the other kids during the summer or just for an evening snack. It can make up to nine Popsicles in one round and all I have to do is rinse it clean and keep it in the freezer for the next time around.
Uncommon Goods also works with the environment when you look at their garden gifts. Their print catalogs are printed on recycled paper and all of their merchandise is produced without harm to animals. They even have a green recycled icon on several items throughout their website to represent products made of recycled materials. Uncommon Goods also donates a portion of each order to your choice of non-profit organizations including American Forests, AmeriCares, City Harvest, and the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN). This is really a great company with some great beliefs, ideas AND products.
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