Re: ~That Buttery Popcorn Aroma Maybe Toxic~

Yeah, I kept the word in to be true to the
author's intent, however, my first reaction
was the same as yours. If my friend's experience
indicated anything, and he seemed to be extruding
plastic from under his arms, it was that processed
versions of popcorn had major drawbacks.

I am not one for Russian Roulette, even with popcorn,
so I will go for a bowl of air-popped organic popcorn
with some Sea Salt . Sometimes our local rental place
would throw a promotion, rent a movie and get free
popcorn. They would be amazed when I would pass on
the corn. "You can give it away...", they would say.
To who, I thought, as I reiterated, "no, thanks...".

Oh, and when I worked during college, at the Sky High
Drive-In, we would make up the popcorn and start
dogs and all the typical drive-in food. We served
barbeque @_@ and hot dogs and maybe hamburgers back
then, I cannot remember precisely. I do remember
though, thinking that the huge 5 gallon containers
of that yellow stuff did not look like it was good
for you. Over the years, they have new and improved
it to the point where people's bodies are rejecting
it.

Keep sniffin' but pass on the corn~!

blessings,
Zoe

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