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Fresh Snow

Would you eat fresh white snow?

Eating small quantities of clean, fresh, white snow is generally considered low-risk for the majority of healthy individuals. Be cautious if you choose to eat fresh white snow or snow cream.

I chose to allow Coleman to eat safely obtained fresh white snow following recommended safety guidelines.

Here is a list of Safety Guidelines recommended to follow before Eating Snow.

• Prioritize Fresh Snow: 
  • Eat only Snow that has just fallen (it is preferable to wait a few hours after a snowfall begins, after initial air scrubbing.)
• Ensure it’s White:
  • Only eat pristine, white snow. Avoid any snow that is yellow, red, green, gray, or black, as this indicates contamination by urine, algae, or pollutants.
• Avoid Ground Contact: 
  • Scoop snow from the top layer or collect it in a clean bowl placed outside as it falls. This is to prevent any and all contact with ground contaminates, dirt, or animal waste.
• Avoid Disturbed Areas:
  • Never ever eat snow from roadsides, driveways, sidewalks, or areas with heavy foot traffic. These areas often have high contaminations of chemicals and pollutants.

I assure you we collect fresh snow from a clean container we placed outside long past when the snowfall had begun (especially considering it began when we were still sleeping).

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John’s Cell Pic Sunday-2026.01.31

Photo Credit: ©️2026 Deb L. Waters … All Rights Reserved. 

Camera: Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max

Location: The Home Place; Old Town ; Riverside Community; Cramerton, North Carolina, USA

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