tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-53544154966522609122011-11-27T17:36:44.726-08:00Within EVERY Suburban Mom, There's a Bit of Eco, Right? Let's Bring Out the Green.adminnoreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5354415496652260912.post-28965654165963787022010-09-29T21:06:00.000-07:002010-09-29T21:14:03.214-07:00

Drip.  Drip. Those are tears rolling off my face.  The truth is harsh.  Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream is taking the words "All Natural" off of 48 varieties of ice creams that aren't all natural. So much for my "but one more scoop is okay 'cause it's natural" justification. You see, Ben & Jerry's has been caught passing off ingredients as natural ingredients, like maltodextrin.  Um, excuse me Ben

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The kids and I just had a chance to visit the Stonyfield Yogurt Works Visitors Center.  If you're in the Manchester, NH area, definitely add this place to your must-visit list!  It's only a couple of minutes away from the airport (MHT).  For the majority of our visit, we were the only visitors in the colorful, clean and eco-chic Center. The super friendly Stonyfield lady who was working in the

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After a hmmm...two, maybe three, year hiatus, Suburban EcoMom is back. So, move over Swiffer, I'm back from Home Depot with something more eco-friendly: A Rubbermaid Reveal. I've always resisted the eco-UNfriendly Swiffer. I'm not a fan of disposables. The green in me just has a hard time justifying the one-time use principle (the Swiffer pads), unless you're talking Clorox Wipes!, and chemical

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