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Who isn’t familiar with the term “couch potato”? Who wouldn’t want to stay all day in front on your Tv, flopped on your comfy couch and just munching away your favorite potato chips? 

Popcorn is an all-time favorite not just in America but in other parts of the world. This simple and tasty snack is well-loved by many because it’s convenient and can be found in most grocery stores. But what are the best popcorn snacks out there? We’ve compiled a list of the five best (some of them are considered among the healthiest) popcorn brands today.

Specialty spoon company, 15.0%, devotes its efforts to producing items designed to make your ice cream eating experience more enjoyable. The company’s name is also all about the frozen treat, giving a nod to the Japanese government requirement for ice cream to contain at least 15 percent milk solids.

Are you thinking of throwing a party for your friends and family? Parties are everywhere and if you want to have one, make sure that you serve food that your guests will love. A festive feast doesn’t mean you have to slave away in the kitchen for hours. In fact, you can get ready in less than an hour if you know which food and snack items you can easily get at the supermarket.

Our featured blogger, Anita, shares more than just a slice of her life in her blog. In it, she writes about her travels, recipes, and experiences as an expat, which we all can learn something from. Her passion for baking is very evident in the posts. Anyone with a sweet tooth will surely  love going through her awesome blog. Check out our interview with her below.

Japanese snacks are no exception. Over the years, Japan has come out with some of the most interesting snack foods we've ever encountered. Some treats have stood the test of time, while others are limited edition treasures. The flavor combinations defy reason and the cuteness is off the charts, so Japan is basically like the mad scientist of the snack world.

On its face, Rogue Sriracha Hot Stout Beer is an irresistibly interesting brew, one that provokes such curiosity that you simply must try it.

It starts with the screaming red bottle, which mimics a hot sauce vessel so iconic that men, women, and even babies dress up as it for Halloween.

Unusual gift site Vat19 is here to remedy that with a party-sized gummy python. At seven feet long and nearly 27 pounds, it could easily feed a room full of sugar-crazed revelers. We advise splitting this thing with as many people as possible -- the entire snake packs more than 36,000 calories.

Confectionery manufacturers are expected to put twists on classic Easter eggs in 2015 as consumers start to display Easter treats at home like works of art, according to Barry Callebaut.

One of the best ways to learn about a new culture is to try their favorite sweets. Whether you’re sampling fragrant musk sticks in Australia, salted licorice hard candies in Finland, or chili powder-coated gummy spaghetti in Mexico, your dessert has never been so interesting.

They are gin truffles, made by the Queen’s chocolatier and filled with a dark chocolate ganache flavoured with gin, lemon and juniper.

Prestat is selling the London Gin Truffles, which are wrapped in a ‘fizzy’ (yes, fizzy) white chocolate shell, for £12.50, which could be considered steep, but they do come in a rather attractive sturdy box with a gold Big Ben and some Beefeaters on the front.

Woodblock Chocolate strives to use the best cacao in its products, and its new collaboration with the Cocoa Research Center in St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, is exactly that.

The manufacturer and the center, a part of the University of the West Indies, will work together to create a chocolate bar made from more than 2,400 types of cacao. This cacao is part of the Cocoa Research Center’s International Cocoa Genebank — one of the most diverse collections of cocoa trees in the world.

Amelia Priest is the founder of Just Snacks, an Australian company which focuses on selling healthy snacks through their online store as well as wholesale to other distributors. Today she shares why she started the business and what some of the most popular products are.

This is pizza and cheese-flavored Tirol Chocolate. This brand is incredibly famous in Japan, and typically, the chocolates are inexpensive and sold piece by piece. Common Tirol are milk chocolate, cookies and cream, almond, or strawberry—nothing too outrageous.

Today we are joined by Ruchita Desai founder of OyeChotu.com a website an online store that sells and delivers authentic and unique Indian snacks around the world. Ruchita shares why she started OyeChotu and what makes it special.

The luscious mix of espresso, steamed milk, and flavors of caramalized chestnuts and spices (as it’s described on the Starbucks website) has been likened to a melted Ferrero Rocher chocolate. One Twitter user even went as far as to say call it a blend of Christmas and heaven in liquid form.