Dietitians reveal the healthiest microwave popcorn brands you can buy, and also share which ones are best to leave on grocery store shelves.

There's just no need for chemical dye in popcorn, especially when natural food coloring is an option. Luckily, forgoing the ...

Add one tablespoon of coconut oil and 1/4 teaspoon of salt ... microwave for 30-45 seconds, just long enough for the coconut oil to melt and for the salt to dissolve into the oil. Add the ...

Spicy, garlicky and loaded with flavor from several dried herbs, you'll hardly notice that this savory popcorn seasoning ...

68 mg sodium (if using lower-sodium microwave popcorn and almonds with no salt added). Calories from fat: 43%.

Commercially-produced ready-to-cook popcorn kernels are also available, sealed in bags that you just put in the microwave ... with icing sugar or a little salt while it’s still warm, or drizzle ...

Your job is to NOT be cooked by the various ingredients that go into popcorn, from butter to salt to the microwave. Your only defense? The ability to form a temporary shield. And you can play with ...

While nothing beats a barrel of just-popped corn, a great bag of microwave popcorn ... to fault this bargain-priced popcorn. The flavor is pleasant and fresh, the salt in check.

Pre-packaged microwave popcorn can be convenient, but these packages often contain added oils, fat, sugar, and salt, says Kim Pierpont ... and can help neutralize free radicals," Allen says.

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