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by Steve
Friday, September 30, 2005
This is actually a pretty sensible product if you think about it. Instead of filling up the landfills with shreds of green plastic that never degrade, get some that will.
I want some now!
By Rachel, at 10/10/2005 02:55:00 PM
awesome!
By pestblog, at 8/28/2006 03:52:00 PM
Thank God!
I remember when I was little, my mother would stuff my Easter basket with pounds of shredded pink and yellow cellophane. I just looked at it like "What do I do with this?" The rest of the year, I'd find strands of it in every crevice of my room.
Just wait. Next year, it'll be edible baskets.
By , at 2/21/2007 08:21:00 AM
Target is selling edible grass in three colors pink, white and green and they are flavored! All for only $1.99!
By , at 3/14/2007 08:31:00 AM
Yup! They sell it at Target for cheap and personally, I like it more than little plastic pieces that travel to random places in the house.
I say buy it! Better mess to clean up if most of it was eaten! :)
By , at 3/23/2008 10:07:00 PM
ugh this stuff tastes soo nasty..It tastes stale and kinda flavorless. Atleast cleanup is easier, but I don't recommend this for consumption.
By , at 2/16/2009 04:02:00 PM
I'm sure it isn't very delicious, but I agree that it is a great idea. This year I am making my 13 month old baby his first Easter Basket, and I sure would rather he munch a handful of this stuff than the plastic cellophane!
Got mine at Walmart for just under 2 bucks, and they have lots of colors from which to choose.
By , at 4/08/2009 11:06:00 AM
I think it is very good. My grandmother loves it BC it is sugar free and she is a diabetic.
By , at 4/11/2009 02:50:00 PM
Edible easter grass was invented by my husband RANDOM BALL and stolen by Eddie Long who works for invent tech.
By abby ball, at 6/23/2009 01:12:00 PM
Even though you have a valid point I am afraid that I must disagree.
Hose Reels
By , at 9/27/2009 10:12:00 AM
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