Sentences with phrase «from microwave popcorn»

U.S. District Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson was not swayed by Egilman's testimony in the least, granting summary dismissal of the case in favor of defendants and finding that «[T] here is nothing to support Dr. Egilman's conclusion that is at the heart of this case: that the vapors emitted from a microwave popcorn bag contain the same proportion of chemicals [as those emitted in popcorn factories] or that all of the substances in the two instances are identical.»

Some stay away from microwave popcorn due to unhealthy additives, specifically those found in bag linings, but Quinn Snacks» popcorns have changed all that: the company's revolutionary bags contain no chemicals or plastic coatings and are compostable and biodegradable, the perfect container to pop U.S. - grown organic corn.

Not exact matches

«We were having trouble differentiating ourselves from the competition» among major microwave popcorn brands.

When I think, for example, how my own children, born in Britain and bred in the U.S., have their routine dictated by school and by violin, piano and ballet lessons, and how they move fluently from babysitting for hire to videos for rent and then to microwave popcorn and hotpockets, I realize how our society has learned to dispense with child - inspired patterns of living.

So while I can't get my sister from home back each night to make me some popcorn I can rely on the microwave version.

The hubby and I love popcorn and eat it several times a week, but we too have been trying to get away from the expense of microwave popcorn.

In January 2016 the FDA banned three C8 PFCs from use in food packaging like microwave popcorn bags, sandwich wrappers, and pizza boxes.

The linings of microwave - popcorn bags may contain a toxic chemical called perfluorooctanoic acid, or PFOA, which is used to prevent the food from sticking to the paper.

Step away from the microwave and try this homemade popcorn on for size.

Even worse is the film's wallowing in mass destruction — why not just stay at home, microwave some popcorn and YouTube clips from 9/11?