July 13, 2010 9:30 am

Snack of the Day: Doc Popcorn

My name is Kaitlin and I'm a full-on snack addict. As a youngster, I would sneak into the pantry for bags of chips and handfuls of Oreos. As I aged, I realized that my growing children's metabolism shut down to the point of non-existent and those cookies and snack cakes were heading straight to my, ahem, various body parts. I've searched high and low for a fabulous snackable that wouldn't turn me into a hippo and I found Doc Popcorn, freshly popped kernels of natural, unbelievably low fat flavors.

Doc Popcorn's ingredients are of the finest quality: natural cheese blends, organic cinnamon, Ghiradelli cocoa and organic vanilla. With flavors like Sinfully Cinnamon, Sweet Butter, Salt-n-Pepper and my favorite, Hoppin' Jalapeño, I'm never bored and constantly satisfied. My favorite part is the guilt-free snacking: one cup varies between 62 and 79 calories! Perfect for desk-side noshing.

Trick: If you want just a little crunch on your bowl of low cal fro-yo, sprinkle some Sinfully Cinnamon Doc Popcorn on top with a little low-cal chocolate syrup. It's hog heaven!

Photo credit: redbookmag.com

— Written by Kaitlin A. Lipe

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June 21, 2010 1:51 pm

Product of the Day: Domestic Aesthetic Salt and Pepper Shakers

"Live well, live right." Now we all can abide by Domestic Aesthetics' motto with these handmade salt and pepper shakers. These fashionable food accessories will fit right into your kitchen's eco-friendly décor with their modern shape and sleek design. The shakers are all natural and made recycled products like reclaimed wood and milk paint (the cardboard packaging is even recycled). Add some spice to your meal with these cool new kitchen accessories.

Tip: With their uber-modern design, these shakers can blend into any décor with their simplicity and neutral tones.

Photo credit: James Ransom

— Written by Lindsay Rubin

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