🍿 Spring Showers Bring...More Popcorn! 🌸

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Issue 4 | April 2023

Spring is here and it's time to cheer! There's lots of excitement surrounding spring, including warmer weather, baseball season, and Easter. More celebrations mean more popcorn fun!

Popcorn Easter Basket

Perfect for kitchen crafts. Kids can help create these adorable popcorn Easter baskets.

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How to Make: Hoppity Poppity Popcorn Easter Eggs

These popcorn eggs are a fun and easy family activity to celebrate the holiday.

Ballpark Popcorn Crunch

Baseball season snack that is perfect any time of the year.

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Big League Snack Attack

Little league just made it to the majors!

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Home Run

Sugar Corn

Simple sweet is sure to be a home run with your crew.

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Tick-Tock, it's popcorn time!

Never miss our popcorn recipes, videos, and fun.

Studies have shown that whole grains may help reduce the risk of developing many major diseases including heart disease, cholesterol, diabetes, obesity and certain cancers. Whole grains are low glycemic carbohydrates which means lower blood sugar and less insulin production.

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How do you like your popcorn?

Plain as can be

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Salt only

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The cheesier, the better

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Bring on the sweetness

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Buttered Up

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Check next month's issue for the results and a new poll!

Last month's poll: When do you like to snack on popcorn?

During a fun movie night with friends and family!

Color with Poppy and the Power Pops! Click the coloring sheet to print.

More Kid's Corner Fun

Popcorn And PFAS

PFAS, or polyfluoroalkyl substances, are sometimes used in grease-resistant coatings for paper, such as fast-food wrappers, candy wrappers and pizza box liners. Bag manufacturers have been addressing the issue of removing PFAS since 2006 and confirm that the grease resistant coating in the majority of microwave popping bags is not produced with PFAS.

PFAS are not intentionally used in or added to microwave popcorn bags; rather, if found they are incidental. PFAS are found in almost every place in our world today including forests and polar bears.

Bust More Myths

Forward to a fellow popcorn-lover!

The Popcorn Board

330 North Wasbash Avenue, Suite 2000 | Chicago, IL 60611

Phone: (312) 644.6610 | Email: info@popcorn.org