If you are a parent of young children, you may be equally concerned summer ice cream tasting on the street, compared to the plate of semolina at the evening dinner, in terms of stains, fingers and dirty floors. For my part, I accomplished a feat with my last children, systematically directing them towards the vanilla flavor and the choice of pot. The horn comes out, too much damage in prospect. I wonder at what age a child finally learns to eat dessert without having it in his mouth.
Eating ice cream without getting dirty?
I recently discovered that some parents had a revolutionary idea. A couple from Vendée created the Koolice, a utensil that allows you to enjoy an Eskimo or an ice cream without getting dirty. Goodbye to ice dripping on your clothes… The silicone accessory, already sold in 70,000 copies in a year and awarded at the Lépine competition, will soon also be available in a version for cones.
But also to avoid waste since by putting everything upside down in a glass, you can put the rest of the stick back in the freezer if the child no longer wants it after a few bites.
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Mary Crossley is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. She is a seasoned journalist who is dedicated to delivering the latest news to her readers. With a keen sense of what’s important, Mary covers a wide range of topics, from politics to lifestyle and everything in between.
