The Anarchist Ice Cream Truck, a NY ice cream company that serves treats for the streets with a side of anarchy. Meet Aaron Gach, a 34-year old entrepreneur who is taking his hi-tech Ice Cream Tactical Unit to the streets.
If you've seen the film Super Size Me, then you have a pretty good idea of what a 30-day diet of Mickey D's can do to you. Of course, it doesn't take a documentary to prove that fast food isn't exactly good for you or the planet.
At the risk of sounding like Jerry Seinfeld, what's up with single serving condiment packets? Does anyone out there use only one per sitting or does someone need to figure out a better system?
On our last road trip, we noticed a fellow passenger drinking from Arrowhead's new eco-shaped bottle. If we had been drinking from it when we learned just what eco-shaped meant, we would've surely sprayed everyone with backwash.
We admit it. On occasion, we go through the fast food drive-thru. We also order in and get take-away from time to time. And, when we do, we are always reminded of just how wasteful these companies all are and why we don't ever do something about it.
Last week, when we found ourselves in a Starbucks buying a bag of their hard-to-find "good" beans, we also received a free cup of coffee with our purchase. We were admiring some of the cup's graphics when we noticed this statement: "Made with 10% post-consumer recycled paper."
  
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