Little Lad’s Herbal Corn Served At Cape Ann Community Cinema

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1. Joey,

   “Herbal” popcorn eh? That must be like a perpetual motion machine. You eat the popcorn, which gives you the munchies, which makes you eat the popcorn, which gives you the munchies, ad infinitum…

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2. Rob, you pegged it exactly right.

   The stuff is dangerous.

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3. OH…MY…. GOD..
   Little Lad’s, made in Corinth, Maine.. HIGHLY addictive. I didn’t know they shipped outside of Maine. Those look like the “little bags”.. I buy a Big Honkin’ Grocery Sized Bag of it, and can sit and eat the WHOLE thing, with my 5 year old in one sitting..

   then we get the DT’s.. I swear to Christ, Hanging off the Cross, that stuff is HIGHLY addicting. I think it’s the Nutritional Yeast they put on there..

   Just going to the movies, just to get Little Lad’s is worth the trip in itself. But be warned… You’re going to be sucking that herbal mixture of Yeast, Dill, Salt, and some magic stuff out of the underneath of your finger nails..
   I am headed to Farmington today… I’m totally stopping at the Amish Natural Food Store to buy some now!!

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4. I shit you not.

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5. I have to agree: the Herbal Corn is addictive. A friend introduced me to it before and now it is a staple in our home. You can, literally, finish a bag by yourself in one sitting.

   The idea of herbal corn did not sit well with me at first, but after eating it, I was no longer concerned.

   I shared some (reluctantly) with others and they all have become lovers of the herbal corn.

   I am an amateur filmmaker and plan to have bags and bags of this stuff as doorprizes when I premier my short. I’m sure everyone will love it.
   Scott

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6. Is there a website that you can order the herbal popcorn from? We used to buy it in Manhattan but now I can’t find it at all!

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