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    • Sweets in the City British Sweetshop Classics. Sweets in the City. Spoil yourself and your loved ones with some classic British sweets. This lavish jar holds a variety of all the favourites, from flying saucers to fizzy cola bottles.
    • Joe & Seph’s Classic Caramel Gourmet Popcorn. Joe & Seph’s. You’ll see a stash of Joe & Seph’s gourmet popcorn at any independent cinema you enter. It’s simply the best, thanks to its hard-toffee crunch and delightfully buttery taste.
    • Ombar Coco Mylk Organic Vegan Fair Trade Chocolate. Ombar. Vegans will be well-acquainted with Ombar. The dairy-free chocolate brand is a creamy dream of a bar.
    • Propercorn Popcorn Sweet & Salty. Propercorn. Shopping on a budget? Look to Propercorn. Not only is it our go-to popcorn brand for when the munchies come knocking, but it’s affordable and curbs savoury and sweet cravings.
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    • Popcorn. Yes, the popcorn at movie theaters is wildly overpriced. It might be shipped in rather than popped in-house, and the "butter" you add to it is more Flavacol than dairy.
    • Milk Duds. Milk Duds are the greatest of all movie candies. They pull off junk food sorcery by combining low-quality components into a product that's greater than the sum of its parts.
    • Sour Patch Kids. These mischievous little munchkins are close to the top of the movie snack hierarchy. Although the candy doesn't actually look much like the sugary kids cavorting across its wrapper, it more than makes up for the lack of visual consistency by bringing the best sour flavor on the market.
    • Skittles. Skittles' weird advertising campaigns and colorful looks have enticed generations of kids to "taste the rainbow." The bite-sized candies blend tangy and sweet flavors with great success, and they're intense enough not to bore you but mild enough that you can eat a whole bag easily.
    • Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
    • Stovetop Cinnamon Apple Popcorn
    • Low-Sodium Garlic Parmesan Popcorn
    • Nut and Dried Fruit Dark Chocolate Bark
    • Gluten-Free Rice Crispy Treats
    • Mocha Dusted Almonds
    • Rosemary and Olive Oil Roasted Cashews
    • Spicy Edamame Dip
    • Roasted Harissa-Spiced Chickpeas
    • Healthy Homemade Sweet Potato Chips

    These pumpkin oatmeal chocolate chip cookies set the autumnal tone as you snuggle up in front of a scary movie on a chilly fall evening. Their generous dose of pumpkinpacks vitamin A, potassium, and fiber, while oats boost fiber and vitamins of their own. Mixed in just one bowl, these soft and chewy cookies make for easy cleanup—so you can enjoy th...

    Plain buttered popcorn’s got nothing on this tasty, naturally flavored stovetop cinnamon apple version. To make, simply heat heart-healthy avocado oil in a saucepan, then pop kernels the old-fashioned way on the stovetop. Once the popping is complete, sprinkle with cinnamon (or other earthy spices like nutmeg or cloves) and toss in a handful of dri...

    Keep the flavored popcorn trend rolling with a yummy savory option. This low-sodium garlic parmesan popcornmay be low in salt, but plenty of garlicky flavor will make up the difference to your taste buds. Pop a quarter-cup of kernels on the stovetop with sautéed garlic, shake parmesan cheese and a bit of garlic powder on top, and voila: instant mov...

    For some folks, having something chocolatey on hand is a must on movie night—but lots of chocolate candies don’t have much to offer nutritionally. That’s not the case with this nut and dried fruit dark chocolate bark! Not only will you reap the benefits of dark chocolate’s high antioxidant content, you’ll add protein and healthy fats with the addit...

    People on a GF diet don’t need to worry about accidentally consuming gluten with these DIY rice crispy treats. The classic treat gets an allergen-friendly makeover with the use of certified gluten-free rice cereal and marshmallows (which are usually naturally gluten-free). Need to make these dairy-free as well? Try coconut oil or a non-dairy shorte...

    Research shows that people who eat nuts every day have decreased risk of obesity and long-term weight gain. Time to add them to the grocery list! These mocha dusted almondswill help you up your intake of nuts on movie night. Creating your own mocha-dusted nuts isn’t as daunting as you might think. After toasting whole almonds for three minutes in a...

    A moviegoing snack that fits on most special diets? The Oscar goes to—rosemary and olive oil roasted cashews! These small-but-mighty snacks are simple, but they pack a punch. The monounsaturated fats from olive oil and nuts (plus a sizable 5 grams of protein per serving) make them both satisfying and heart-healthy. Plus, no added salt means they’re...

    Sometimes movie night calls for more filling fare than just snacks. This spicy edamame dip works well as part of a light dinner or a movie snack. Made with soybeans, lemon juice, and spices, it’s high in protein and fiber and low in FODMAPs—the short-chain carbohydrates that can cause adverse symptoms in IBS sufferers. This recipe comes together ea...

    Up for something a little different? These easy crispy roasted harissa-spiced chickpeasaren’t an item you’ll usually find at the movie theater, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t just right for satisfying your crunchy craving. All it takes is three ingredients to make a batch of these nutrient-dense snacks. Harissa, a Tunisian hot chili pepper paste...

    If you’ve got a little extra time ahead of movie night, consider prepping a batch of your very own crunchy sweet potato chips. This recipe starts with a single sweet potato. (When sliced into 1/8th inch pieces, it’ll go further than you think.) Baked in the oven with olive oil and salt, the orange tuber turns into crispy, pop-able snack, high in vi...

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    • Pizza Puffs. These bite-sized treats are perfect for happy hour, game day, or as a snack. Resembling mini pizza muffins, they contain mozzarella, bell pepper, shallot, herbs, and optional pepperoni, all baked into fluffy, savory morsels.
    • Movie Night Snacks Board. This recipe offers a mix of both sweet and savory options, including popcorn, chips, cookies, and various candies. The snack board is customizable, allowing you to include your favorite treats, and is perfect for a cozy movie night at home.
    • Mini Pretzel Dogs. This recipe is a charming and tasty snack, perfect for parties or as a fun lunchbox addition. They're made by wrapping small sausages in homemade pretzel dough and then boiling and baking them until golden brown.
    • Popcorn Chicken. This recipe offers a Southern twist to the popular popcorn chicken. It uses a unique combination of pancake mix and cornstarch for the breading, seasoned with spices for extra flavor.
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    • Caramel Corn. Out of all the kinds and flavors of popcorn, to me, caramel corn reigns supreme. What’s not to love? It’s crunchy, puffy, sweet, and salty.
    • Trail Mix. As delicious and nutritious as trail mix is, I don’t appreciate the fact that it’s expensive. Fortunately, it’s easy to make at home, so there’s no reason for me to opt for store-bought.
    • Chocolate Chip Cookies. I’ve tried tons of chocolate chip cookie recipes over the decades. This Doubletree copycat easily goes on my top 5 list. They have all the flavors and textures I’m looking for in a chocolate chip cookie – soft and chewy with crisp edges, and loaded with sweet chocolate morsels and crunchy walnuts.
    • Sweet Iced Tea. Movie snacks are great but don’t forget about the refreshments, either. You’ll need something to chug down all those treats, and iced tea does the job beautifully.
  1. Oct 20, 2020 · The concept of getting tiny sprinkles on top of each piece of candy makes it feel like you're cheating the concessions system—maybe that's why the chocolate bits have remained popular since the...

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  3. Oct 30, 2019 · Everyone knows the best part of going to the movies is the food. (Sorry, filmmakers.) But alas, all snacks are not created equal. Here, our definitive ranking of the best movie snacks, from worst to best.

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