Here's a popcorn mix that sounds pretty good to me, macadamia nuts with caramel, and popcorn of course!

Popsalot Inc. is a popcorn manufacturer that started out serving the rich & powerful in Hollywood, California, and then began broadening their market. Lately, they've gone worldwide, and only today launched their new website. Now, everyone can buy their flavors and blends.

Guys, if your girlfriend is trying to get you to try Tofu, here's an excuse to give her: it might make your gonads go kaput!

Dr. Lynn Fraser conducted tests and found that the chemical genistein, which is present in soya, tofu and legumes, can cause a man's sperm to "burn out" and lose fertility.

Of course the research is still in its early phases, nontheless, you may want to wait until they've totally scoped it out.

via BloggingBaby

California State Attorney General, Bill Lockyer (D), asked for a court order requiring McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Frito Lay and other companies to warn consumers that their fries and chips may contain acrylamide, a chemical he feels causes cancer.

In a prepared statement, he said that he doesn't intend to stop people from eating fast food, he just wants to make sure we know it's not good for us...

"In taking this action, I am not telling people to stop eating potato chips or french fries. "I know from personal experience that, while these snacks may not be a necessary part of a healthy diet, they sure taste good."

Acrylamide is a chemical that naturally occurs in potatoes when deep fried in oil. Meanwhile, a spokesperson from Frito-Lay, Lynn Markley, said there is no scientific evidence that acrylamide causes cancer.

In 2002, the Cato Institute, published an article by Steven Milloy that pretty much debunked the myths of acrylamide. He noted that the scientists warning the public over acrylamide used test results from laboratory rats. The rats were given an extreme amount of dosage, and indeed, they ended up with cancer.

However, Milloy rightly pointed out that because humans are much larger than rats, a person would have to eat 182 pounds of french fries each day, to get the same results as the laboratory rats.

You're more likely to die of eating bacon & eggs for breakfast every morning, before you'd die from eating french fries.

When the folks at Cadbury Schweppes launched their "7UP Plus" variety of soda, which simply adds fruit juice fortified with calcium, they hoped to cash in on the nutritional supplement craze.

But a year later, sales have sagged.

Now they're getting desperate.

Desperate Housewives that is.

Last Wednesday they hosted a premiere party to offer a sneak peek at their new 7UP Plus television commercial. The ad shows Marcia Cross and Nicollette Sheridan trying to "seven-up" each other at the grocery store by loading in mass quantities of 7UP Plus into their shopping carts. The spot ends with Cross topping off her cart with the 7UP Plus stock boy.

The 7UP line has pretty much become a forgotten name, ever since Pepsico dumped it in favor of the Sierra Mist brand.

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