Plastic Party Lady

As you might imagine, I’ve been fielding a lot of questions recently about the safety of Tupperware and the precise composition of our plastics. Tupperware does use polycarbonate plastic in some products, mostly in the microwaveable products such as Rock ‘N Serve. Polycarbonate plastic is NOT used in any of the children’s products.

Some links for you all, if you have concerns:
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Regarding Polycarbonate and Bisphenol-A
Types of Plastics in Tupperware Products and Recycling Codes
Concerns Over Polycarbonate Containers

I am not any sort of expert on plastics. Just passing along the information I was given.

I gave this recipe a try the other night. It’s very good, but not what I would call ice cream. It’s more like strawberry whipped cream. In any case, YUM!!!!!

Quick Strawberry Ice Cream

Makes 2 cups

I cup heavy cream
1 cup frozen strawberries
1 tsp vanilla
3 tbsp powdered sugar

Place all ingredients into the Quick Chef with blade attachment. Cover and turn handle until strawberries (or other fresh or frozen fruits) and cream are blended and the mixture is the consistency of soft ice cream. Place into bowls and serve immediately.

For best results, do not refreeze after preparing.

This would also be fabulous as a topping for angel food cake or pound cake.

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Don’t miss it! This deal has a “hard close” of June 13, which means it expires at midnight that night.