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If 10,000 NY Biters snack on organic popcorn three times a week instead of regular corn, we'll avert the weight of 74 sticks of melted butter in pesticides every year.
During WWII, Americans turned to popcorn as a snack during sugar shortages; sales tripled for the duration of the war.
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The Bite
Feel like you've been trapped beneath Page Six and a bag of Kettle Chips all winter? (Who us?) Brush off the crumbs, and pop over to IFC to take in an indie flick...and bag or two of its hot, freshly popped organic popcorn. You can still slather on traditional butter topping (or better yet, sneak in some grated parmesan), but this corn steers clear of the not-so-appetizing pesticides used on conventional popcorn and the toxin diacetyl used in the microwavable bags. And if Shotgun Stories (now playing) isn't on your must-see list, grab a bag to go...Page Six will be waiting for you.
Wanna Try?
IFC Center, 323 Sixth Ave. b/t West 3rd and West 4th Sts. (212-924-7771). Large popcorn, $6.LIKE THIS TIP? TRY THESE:
The Home Popcorn TipThe Movie Tip
Mar 27,2008
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