CUB 
  GRUB
  
  
  April 25th is National Zucchini Bread Day
  
  This 
  message courtesy of Great Salt Lake Council
  
   
  
  Incredible Edible 
  Landfill
  
   
  
  Our Special Thanks 
  to:
  
  Maurita Hudson, Educator
  
  Dearborn County Solid Waste Management District
  
  Aurora, IN
  
   
  
  You should copy this picture and enlarge to 
  full page. 
  
   
  
   
  
  Materials 
  Base layer
  Plastic cup or container"
  1 tsp. Oreo cookie crumbs 
  
  2 tsp. vanilla pudding
  Two 4" Twizzlers®
  One shortbread cookie 
  
  Municipal waste (middle layer)
  1 tsp. Trix® cereal
  2 tsp. Rice Krispies® cereal
  1 tsp. white chocolate chips
  l tsp. butterscotch chips
  Six mini marshmallows
  Four chocolate rings
  1 tsp. mini M&M's® 
  Chocolate syrup 
  Final 
  Cap (top layer)
  2 tsp. vanilla pudding
  1 tsp. Oreo cookie crumbs
  1 tsp. green sprinkles
  Two 4" chocolate licorice pieces
   *Designer 
  used clear Solo® cups.
  
  Instructions
  Add each ingredient in order listed 
  to plastic cup. 
  The layers of a landfill are 
  described below.
  Base layer
  Layer 1 (cell): Landfills 
  range in size from four to six acres of land. The area, or cell, must be free 
  of debris and able to hold the weight of the landfill mass. 
  This is represented by the plastic cup.
  Layer 2: This layer is three 
  feet of clay which prevent fluids from seeping out of the landfill. 
  This is represented by pressing 1 tsp. of 
  Oreo cookie crumbs firmly into bottom of cup.
  Layer 3: This layer is a 
  thin liner of plastic which is designed to prevent leaks in the ground beneath 
  the landfill. This is represented by 
  adding 2 tsp. of pudding.
  Layer 4: These are pipes 
  that make the leachate collection system. They collect leachate which is a 
  liquid that is squeezed out of the garbage leachate then travels to a 
  treatment pond. This is represented by 
  laying two Twizzlers across pudding.
  Layer 5: This is a drainage 
  layer that protects the pipes from being damaged. 
  This is represented by laying the 
  shortbread cookie on top of the Twizzlers. (Note: No trash has been 
  added yet. Layers 1-5 are designed to protect the environment by disposing of 
  garbage safely.)
  
  Municipal waste (middle layer) 
  Municipal solid waste is all of the 
  garbage from peoples' homes and businesses.
  Layer 6: This layer is 
  composed of the following:
  
  ·                    
  Organic waste (Trix) is yard waste and food scraps.
  
  ·                    
  Paper (Rice Krispies) consists of cardboard, newspaper, and, 
  packaging products.
  
  ·                    
  Plastics (white chocolate chips) include milk and soda bottles 
  and food containers.
  
  ·                    
  Glass (butterscotch chips) range from bottles to old building 
  windows.
  
  ·                    
  Metals (mini marshmallows) include tin and aluminum cans and 
  appliances or sheet metal.
  
  ·                    
  Tires (chocolate rings) include those from cars and trucks.
  
  ·                    
  Other garbage (mini M&M's) contains old toys, shoes, and 
  clothing.
  
  This is represented by adding 1 tsp. Trix, 
  2 tsp. Rice Krispies, 1 tsp. white chocolate chips, l tsp. butterscotch chips, 
  six mini marshmallows, four chocolate rings, and 1 tsp. mini M&M's. Spread 
  evenly.
  Layer 7: This layer is the 
  leachate that forms. It seeps through all of the
  layers to the pipes which filter the liquid 
  out of the landfill. This is represented by squirting chocolate syrup 
  around the edge of the cup.
  
  Final Cap (top layer)
  
  This outermost layer prevents rainwater from entering the landfill and keeps 
  gases from leaving and polluting our air. 
  
  Layer 8: 
  This layer is the top plastic barrier that seals the landfill. This is 
  represented by adding 2 tsp. of pudding. 
  
  Layer 9: 
  This layer is five to seven feet of soil. This is represented by sprinkling 
  1 tsp. of Oreo cookie crumbs onto pudding.
  
  Layer 10: 
  This layer is grass which prevents soil erosion. This is represented by 
  adding 1 tsp. of green sprinkles.
  
  Gas collectors. 
  These pipes are placed in the closed cell 
  and act as methane gas collectors. They prevent fires by collecting the gas 
  produced from decaying trash.  This is represented by inserting two 
  chocolate licorice pieces vertically into the cup.
  
   
  
  Maurita was kind enough to share some 
  secrets:
  
   
  The 
  Solo cups she uses are 9 or 10 oz ones with hard plastic side.  Very wide at 
  the top.
   
  She, 
  also, told me to keep talking during the assembly.  Ask boys what impermeable, 
  leachate, organic, perforated mean Start a discussion about what can become 
  leachate.  She says these usually get to be fun Ask them what some of the 
  items represent before you tell them (e.g. ask what the chocolate cereal rings 
  look like (tires))
  
   
  
  DIRT PIE
  
  Circle Ten Council
  Ingredients
  1.25# package Oreo's
  1/2 stick margarine
  8 oz cream cheese
  1 cup powdered sugar
  3.5 cups milk
  2 sm. boxes instant vanilla 
  pudding  
  12 oz 
  Cool Whip
  Directions
  Crush Oreo's until fine.  
  
  Cream margarine, cream cheese and 
  powdered sugar together.  
  Mix milk and pudding and combine 
  with margarine mixture.  
  Mix well, and then add Cool Whip. 
  
  Thoroughly clean out a new plastic 
  flowerpot with soap and hot water.  
  Alternate layers of Oreo crumbs and 
  pudding mixture in the containers 
  Have Oreo's on both the bottom and 
  top layers.  
  
  This cake looks especially good if you add gummy 
  worms for special effect.
  
  WORMS ON A BUN
  
  Circle Ten Council
  Ingredients
  Hot dogs,
  Hamburger rolls
  
  Ketchup
  Directions:
  Cut the hot dogs into thin slices
  
  Score the edges (about three cuts 
  per slice). 
  Boil or microwave until the slices 
  curl like wiggly worms. 
  Serve three or four worms to a bun
  
  
  For an extra-icky touch, add a few squiggles of 
  colored ketchup.
  
  SEWER SODA
  
  Circle Ten Council
  Ingredients
  1 qt Chocolate chocolate chip Ice 
  Cream
  3/4 c Chocolate syrup
  1 liter Club soda
  Large Spoon
  4 Tall glasses & spoons
  Straws
  Directions
  Let ice cream sit at room 
  temperature until lit is easy to scoop.  
  Spoon ice cream into glasses until 
  it is about halfway full.  
  Pour or squeeze about 3 tablespoons 
  chocolate syrup into each glass.  
  Slowly fill almost to the top with 
  club soda and stir well with a spoon.  
  Serve with a straw and tall spoon 
  for excavating those luscious brown lumps. 
  Serves 
  4 sewage slurpers. 
  
   Gross serving suggestion! To make this slop 
  especially disgusting, plop an unwrapped tootsie roll into each glass, the 
  boys just love it!
  
  Portable Hot Dogs
  
  Great Salt Lake Council
  With 
  high fire danger, small children and serious hunger NOW, These dogs are ready 
  when you are.
  Before 
  leaving home, place fully cooked hot dogs in one or more wide mouthed 1-2 
  gallon sized thermal jugs (24 dogs will fit in 1 gallon).
  Pour 
  enough boiling water to fill the jugs. 
  By the 
  time you need them, the dogs will be steaming hot. 
  Bring 
  tongs to lift out the hot dogs, as well as all the usual hot dog condiments.
   
   
   
   
   
  
  Ladybugs On A Stick
  
  Great Salt Lake Council
  
  
  Ingredients
  
  Red grapes cut in half                       Hulled 
  strawberries 
  
  Mini chocolate chips                    Toothpicks cut 
  in half
  
  
  For each one, 
  Push 
  1/2 a red grape onto tooth pick half for the head. 
  Next 
  push on a strawberry for the body 
  Score 
  down the back to create wings. 
  For 
  spots, push mini chocolate chips, point side in, 
  on the 
  back of the ladybug.