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Ice Pops: The Importance of Being Eye-Catching Nathalie Jordi

Ice Pops: The Importance of Being Eye-Catching

A banal freezer case display leads a popsicle artisan to become a woman with a mission: make the pop stand pretty

The Secret to Food Artisan Success People's Pops

The Secret to Food Artisan Success

When three ice pop makers are named top entrepreneurs, business students flock. So what makes a food startup thrive?

Don't Use the P Word: A Popsicle Showdown Nathalie Jordi

Don't Use the P Word: A Popsicle Showdown

"POPSICLE" is actually a trademarked term. So what's a little ice pop company to do when the big boys threaten to sue?

Think Green Packaging Is Easy? Think Again Calc-tufa/flickr

Think Green Packaging Is Easy? Think Again

A hunt for an eco-friendly popsicle wrapper shows how the best-laid sustainability plans so often go awry

At a Trade Show, Crafting a Flavor Assault foxrosser/flickr

At a Trade Show, Crafting a Flavor Assault

What's a popsicle vendor to do in the off-season? Explore the North American Pizza and Ice Cream Show, of course.

A Quiet End to Popsicle Season Photo by Nathalie Jordi

A Quiet End to Popsicle Season

Now that the weather has changed, the author doesn't know what to do with her excess frozen treats.

The Evolution of a Popsicle Business Photo by Nathalie Jordi

The Evolution of a Popsicle Business

Over a year after she made her first batch of frozen desserts, the author reflects on how far she's come.

As Popsicle Season Ends, a Look Ahead Photo by Nathalie Jordi

As Popsicle Season Ends, a Look Ahead

It's almost fall, but the author is already thinking about next summer--and how to build on her new business.

Trying Other People's Popsicles Photo by Nathalie Jordi

Trying Other People's Popsicles

A rainy day gives the author an opportunity to taste the work of a fellow popsicle-maker--and she's impressed.

The Hazards of Selling Popsicles Photo by Nathalie Jordi

The Hazards of Selling Popsicles

The author's business requires her to park illegally and run through New York with a box of dry ice. Why the effort is worth it.

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