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Monday, September 26, 2011
Chow These Nuns Now Sell Popcorn
Posted by Adam Borowitz on Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 11:00 AM
Prayerfully Popped opened at the Benedictine Monastery last weekend. Let it be known that I am a full supporter of nun-produced popcorn, and that I absolutely love this new business.
From where does my love for this new popcorn outfit spring? From their slogan - Corn From the Cloister! - and the pictures of the nuns making the popcorn on the Prayerfully Popped website, which make me feel happy and good every time I see them.
There are some pretty great popcorn flavors, too, like Abba Anthony’s Cheddar Chipotle and Cloister Cinnamon Hot Chocolate. They also do a rocky-road version that comes with marshmallows and drizzles of chocolate.
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