Mickey Ice Cream Bars

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Do the sticks come from sustainable sources or do Disney recycle. Given the volumes they use surely this would be a major target in their ecological plans

 

[durangojim]

I recycle the chocolate and icecream about 10 hours after I eat it.

 

[Crush Dude!]

I recycle the chocolate and icecream about 10 hours after I eat it.

Woah!!! So do i!!!

 

[olinecoach61]

I recycle the chocolate and icecream about 10 hours after I eat it.

Whoa! Lol!

 

[dave&di]

Pumbas why such a sensible question!

Maybe they could be used to make model houses, boats etc!!! That's a very relaxing hobbie for some!

 

[Hakunamatata]

I'm pretty sure they are being assembled to be a fix for a Yetti.

 

[wiigirl]

I recycle the chocolate and icecream about 10 hours after I eat it.

Lmao!!

 

[Crush Dude!]

I'm pretty sure they are being assembled to be a fix for a Yetti.

Im pretty sure its what they used to assemble him in the first place

 

[WondersOfLife]

MMMMMMMMMmmmmm... Those are SOOOO gooood

Me and my scottish friend on the transatlantic cruise ordered 15 mickey mouse ice cream bars for 'The Edge' one time and we had ice cream bar parties every night on that cruise!! It was amazing!

 

[durangojim]

When we were on our Disney Cruise this past May, one of the best things was ordering the Mickey Supremium (as my son calls them) bars from room service. It was awesome!!

 

[bethymouse]

I'm certain that it's recycled.

 

[maryszhi]

interesting question. i have no clue

 

[Lucky]

As a good global citizen, Disney sorts the used sticks from the other garbage and sends them to clinics in poor countries for use as tongue depressors.

 

[tare]

I recycle the chocolate and icecream about 10 hours after I eat it.

Gross but good point!!

 

[Master Yoda]

Due to Disney's high quality standards, only 1 popsicle stick can be made from an entire birch tree. The rest of the tree is simply burned in an open pit. The sticks can never again be used for popsicles as the freezing and thawing process reduces the structural integrity of the wood. It is my understanding that they are collected and laminated together into clubs that work quite well in the "collection" of baby seals.

 

[rsoxguy]

Due to Disney's high quality standards, only 1 popsicle stick can be made from an entire birch tree. The rest of the tree is simply burned in an open pit. The sticks can never again be used for popsicles as the freezing and thawing process reduces the structural integrity of the wood. It is my understanding that they are collected and laminated together into clubs that work quite well in the "collection" of baby seals.

I..I think I feel a tear welling up in my eye. Disney really does care! I'm buying a Mickey ice cream bar the moment i step foot on Property. Viva La Cause!

 

[Lucky]

I..I think I feel a tear welling up in my eye.

That's just caused by the soot from the burning trees.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

So its not true that Disney has a factory in India where sultry maidens lick the sticks clean prior to re processing and use as cocktail sticks in the California Grill

 

[Lucky]

So its not true that Disney has a factory in India where sultry maidens lick the sticks clean prior to re processing and use as cocktail sticks in the California Grill

Totally false. The factory is in Malaysia.

 

[Phonedave]

So its not true that Disney has a factory in India where sultry maidens lick the sticks clean prior to re processing and use as cocktail sticks in the California Grill

It's the internet - you only THINK its a maiden. It reality it is a 300 lb middle aged man based out of his mothers basement.


-dave