why cant i eat yellow snow?

Answer 1

You can but its not recommended. Something/someone has peed in it.

Answer 2

Yellow snow is supposed to be snow that has been pissed on. But, I've pissed on snow a lot. What usually happens is that the snow melts on contact with the urine. Cause the urine is way warm. You get the same ole little puddle of pee at the bottom of the snow on top of the ground.

Urine is sterile. However, it may carry virus.

So, it's up to you.

Answer 3

You can eat yellow snow, lemon or banana flavored snowcones. But I wouldn't recommend eating the snow off of the ground where Spot just marked his territory!!

Answer 4

"Watch out where the huskies go, and don't you eat that yellow snow" said Frank Zappa! You may have heard, however, that yellow snow fell in the Omsk area of Siberia very recently and that Russian health officials declared it wasn't a health hazard (they didn't suggest eating it though!). 'Since the snow seems to have fallen from the sky in its yellow state, we sadly have to discard our own pet theory that thousands of oil refinery workers decided to put their secondhand beers to good use in a large scale, late night, drunken pee-a-thon.'

Answer 5

I sincerely hope your joking. Yellow snow means someone or something has peed on it. So you don't want to eat it because you would be eating pee.

Answer 6

don't eat the yellow snow where the huskies go - old Inuit saying.

Answer 7

Because there is no such thing.
Snow is white.
Snow covered in piss, now that's yellow.

Answer 8

Don't try Brown snow either!!!

Answer 9

You could if you wanted to but it probably means something/someone has had a wee on it! You go for it if you're into that kind of thing...

Answer 10

I used knew a girl called Snow, she was Chinese and she tasted delicious.