Medora gives new shape to popcorn
Medora Snacks has introduced 'PopCorners, The New Shape of Popcorn', which comes in four flavors.
PopCorners are currently available in 1.1 and 5oz serving size bags. The four flavors of PopCorners are: White Cheddar, Butter, Sea Salt and Kettle and contain fat ranging from 3.5 to 6gm.
According to the company, PopCorners are popped, not fried or baked, in the form of a triangle or tortilla.
Medora Snacks president Linda Fishman said that consumers are demanding healthier snacks across the board and with a dramatic increase in popcorn sales, 21% in the past year, PopCorners are an ideal and easy decision.
PopCorners are a healthy alternative to most snacking options and something that everyone can enjoy given the great taste of our already popular flavors,” Fishman said.
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