The Cleveland Clinic said that snow is not just frozen water. It also contains contaminants including dust, pollen and even chemicals. But the health system said there are times that yes, you can eat ...

It's not the best idea to eat snow you find on the ground because it can have bacteria and pollutants in it, but if you are able to collect some "fresh" snow in a sterile container as it falls -- it's ...

Eating ice-based desserts and homemade frozen treats in the summer season to cool down is a time-honored tradition enjoyed by ...