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popcorn has nutrition for pople healthy
There are endless options for popcorn toppings You can put way more on popcorn than just butter and salt. Add cinnamon or apple pie spice for a sweet treat, or go spicy with hot sauce, wasabi, or curry. You can also give your snack an Italian flair with grated Parmesan and a dash of olive oil. Ba...Read more -
popcorn is a healthy snacks food
Popcorn may help relieve constipation Since popcorn is all whole grain, its insoluble fiber helps keep your digestive tract in check and prevents constipation. A 3-cup serving contains 3.5 grams of fiber, and a high-fiber diet can help promote intestinal regularity, according to the Food and Drug...Read more -
Pop up a celebratory snack
Pop up a celebratory snack Popcorn lovers rejoice: October is National Popcorn Poppin’ Month, a seasonal celebration of one of America’s oldest and most beloved snack foods. As farmers head into the fields to harvest crops, families and friends gather to enjoy this ever-popular treat. Whether it...Read more -
Is popcorn a healthy snack?
Is popcorn a healthy snack? Popcorn can either be good or bad for a person’s health, depending on what goes into making it. On its own, without any added sugar or salt, popcorn makes a nutritious, healthful snack. Popcorn is a type of corn kernel that, when people heat it, it pops to become light...Read more -
The Jonas Brothers’ new popcorn is a delicious surprise
Yesterday, my postman brought the luckiest express. Just as I was about to sit on the sofa and watch a movie with my teenage son, a monotonous beige box appeared at my door with two bags of Rob’s backstage popcorn in the box. Now, I don’t like pre-popped popcorn in bags, and I don’t know wh...Read more -
Reasons why you should be eating more popcorn
Reasons why you should be eating more popcorn Weight-loss snack Popcorn is sugar-free, fat-free and also low in calories. A small cup of popcorn is said to contain only 30 calories. Furthermore, the fibre content in popcorn makes you feel full and thus helps keep hunger pangs at bay. Rich in a...Read more -
Popcorn may help relieve constipation
Since popcorn is all whole grain, its insoluble fiber helps keep your digestive tract in check and prevents constipation. A 3-cup serving contains 3.5 grams of fiber, and a high-fiber diet can help promote intestinal regularity, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Who knew this s...Read more -
Popcorn gives you your fill of whole grain
Popcorn is one snack that is 100 percent unprocessed whole grain. Just one serving of popcorn such as SkinnyPop Popcorn Original contains more than 70 percent of the recommended daily whole grain intake. Plus, eating more popcorn is one of 30 ways to get more fiber in your diet without even tryin...Read more -
Indiam creates Chinese style popcorn and opens a new era of Chinese products
Indiam autumn popcorn innovated with “Taste of Autumn” four new flavors of popcorn: chestnut, purple sweet potato, osmanthus plum and sugar gourd. Create a new Chinese flavor popcorn, creating a category precedent The flavor of autumn, represented by four autumn-ripe crops. Raw materi...Read more -
Popcorn is officially Indiana’s state snack
Popcorn is officially Indiana’s state snack by: Adam Staten Posted: Jul 1, 2021 / 10:20 AM EST / Updated: Jul 1, 2021 / 10:20 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – It’s now law that popcorn is Indiana’s official state snack. Several new laws go into effect on July 1 and the new popcorn one does as ...Read more -
POPCORN FINDS ITS NICHE IN SNACK BARS
Honorata Jarocka As a Senior Food & Drink Analyst, Honorata delivers actionable insight on food and drink trends and innovation, with a particular interest in health and wellness. As almost half of consumers in the UK report snacking in between meals on a regular basis due to the COVID...Read more -
Popcorn may help fight cancer
One of the many powers of polyphenols, like those found in popcorn, is their ability to block enzymes that cancers need to grow and, in doing so, regulate the spread of cancerous cells, notes the American Institute for Cancer Research. The traditional way to reap these health benefits is by eatin...Read more