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Popcorn

evangemz90
Posts: 107 Member
Is popcorn ok to eat.
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Yep! I just had some last night and might have more again tonight.
80+ lbs down so far and still going.
As long as it fits into your calorie goals, go for it! Popcorn can be a great low calorie snack.2 -
If it fits within your calorie limit ... sure.1
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Why wouldn't it be? Unless you don't like it, it doesn't fit your goals or you're allergic or something...2
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I just had some last night, popped in oil too. 240 calories for 1 tbls oil and 3 tbls popcorn kernals.1
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Just wanted to point out that popcorn is a whole grain and is packed with fiber.2
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Popcorn is great, just beware of the microwave kind. The one i have is 450 calories for a 100g bag0
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I wouldn't go to the movies without it!
As others have said, foods aren't "good" or "bad" to eat in a vacuum. If it fits your day, you're hitting your nutritional requirements and it's going to satisfy you - have at it.0 -
I LOVE popcorn! I eat it about 2x a week, with lots of coconut oil. Yes, I consume about 800+ calories each time, but I factor that in, and am losing weight on track. Did you know that while corn is one of the most common GMO foods, popcorn is not GMO? I was buying organic, then did some research and found that out. I noticed that Orville Redenbacher now notes they are non-GMO on their packaging - yay! (I don't microwave it - I cook on stovetop.) Enjoy!0
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Of course! The only thing is that I tend to see a small spike on the scale within a day or two if I eat a whole bag. It's just water weight though, which happens whenever I eat a bit more sodium than usual, and always goes away pretty quickly.0
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I love popcorn I just ate some and it was delicious!0
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I measure out 34 grams of kernels, then pop them in an air popper. Add about 7 grams of melted butter, salt, and enjoy my snack. The whole shebang is around 200 calories. And it's filling, too.0
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Me too, CVS makes a basic brand, kettle corn. I eat the entire bag but the size is only about 3 servings if I remember correct. There must be a bit much sodium in it though I I retain weight whenever I eat it so I limit myself to a bag a week.0
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