View the full Cinnamon Sugar Popcorn Recipe & Instructions
Submitted by: BABYPHAT24

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Calories per serving of Cinnamon Sugar Popcorn

50 calories of Pop-Secret 100 calorie Pop Butter popcorn, (0.50 serving)

9 calories of Cinnamon, ground, (0.50 tbsp)

0 calories of Nutrasweet Equal packet, (0.50 packet)

0 calories of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Original Buttery Spray, 5 sprays, (0.50 serving)

Nutrition & Calorie Comments  

We love it, although we used olive oil instead of butter, and Nuctresse for a sugar replacement.	Submitted by: ACOMBS8 (3/4/13) report inappropriate
Yummo! This gave me that sweet/salty/crunchy combination I started craving this evening which can often lead me down a path of destruction. This has all the flavors and texture without any guilt! Thank for for sharing something so simple to make that I would have never thought of!	Submitted by: EMPOWEREDMA (8/29/11) report inappropriate
you can pop popcorn in the microwave in a brown paper bag..pour popcorn in bag. just enough to cover the bottom of bag. pop in microwave about 2 mins. depending on the microwave power. pour into bowl. spray with i cant believe its not butter spray. sprinkle with splenda and cinnamon..low cal low fat	Submitted by: MIIMII75 (7/21/10) report inappropriate
I often have popcorn. I pop it in the microwave and sprinkle icing sugar over it. Yummy!!	Submitted by: LYNALANN (3/23/10) report inappropriate
Made this as a snack tonight while watching movies with my boyfriend :) Very tasty! Satisfies sweet and salty cravings!	Submitted by: ALYSSA891 (3/6/10) report inappropriate
Awesome!!! Sprayed with nonstick cooking spray and cut out the butter and added allspice to the mix!!! great sweet treat with few calories! Thanks for sharing!	Submitted by: CVANWIEC (2/23/10) report inappropriate
I have been making this for years & use Truvia (Stevia) as the sweetener - it's a natural sweetener with no calories - so no CHEMICALS! WONDERFUL treat!	Submitted by: LIZK007 (10/28/09) report inappropriate
made it with real butter, white sugar, and cinnamon.	Submitted by: SIMPLELIFE4REAL (10/14/09) report inappropriate
Artificial sweetners are horrible for you. Use a teaspoon of brown or raw sugar and add the extra 15 calories. It is WELL worth it in the long run.	Submitted by: SEASHORE513 (6/23/09) report inappropriate
Popped corn on stovetop with olive oil...used stevia/raw sugar/cinnamon mix...my 3 y.o. loves it and so does the DH. I love the high fiber & low calories. Good idea!	Submitted by: SACTOWN (5/5/09) report inappropriate
This was pretty good. I used erythritol instead of Splenda. It is not as well known as Splenda, or stevia, but it is 100 times better w/ 0 calories. I will make this again.	Submitted by: VCANFIELD (3/12/09) report inappropriate
i made this but i used regular sugar instead...because equal is nasty	Submitted by: PYT-NEEDS-TLC (6/20/08) report inappropriate
Equal is so bad for you because it is aspartame. Aspartame at body temperature turns into formaldehyde. Definately use some other type of sugar.Check out his article http://www.holisticmed.com/asp artame/embalm.html	Submitted by: DOGHAPPYGIRL (10/26/07) report inappropriate
I've been made this kind of popcorn before, it's really yummy. As a variation, I recommend putting about 2 teaspoons of the splena (sugar sub) in a tiny bowl, adding a few drops of water, and putting it in the microwave for 30 secs. It becomes a syrup that you can drizzle on for a caramelized feel.	Submitted by: CATSAMURAI (9/3/07) report inappropriate
Very tasty, You'll save WAY more calories by using air-popped corn rather than the microwave kind. Microwave popcorn is full of saturated and trans-fats and this tastes just as good with plain air-popped corn.	Submitted by: RNBOWBYTE (5/10/07) report inappropriate