I LOVE LOVE LOVE POP RICE!

Jupiter6
on 5/9/09 2:57 pm - Near Media, Pa- South of Philly, NJ
I've been wanting to prattle on about the joys of pop rice for months-- my local asian market sells Pop Rice the size of a human head and gives everyone free samples-- but I never had a handle on the nutrition exactly.

Now, thanks for CocoPop, I do! One of my local marts bougt a machine and sells pre-packed pop rice now!


What's Pop Rice? It's a rice cake, but lighter and thinner and much larger-- very very faintly sweet-- and very low cal: here's the stats on Coco Pop cakes, which are probably about 7-8 inches in diameter (the asian market ones are closer to 10 inches):


(Above: with sundried tomato cream cheese)

Cals: 16
Fat: 0
Carbs: 4
Protein: 0

They aren't super sturdy, but they are great when you need a way to get something soft (tuna salad, cream cheese, peanut butter) from your plate to your face without a fork! And you can't beat those stats!

http://www.cocopop.us/food.html

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Heather Hunnie
on 5/9/09 3:45 pm - Sayville, NY
Oh, these are similar to the Mr. Wheat's Crispy Wheats! I love those...yours seem a bit bigger, though..I'll have to check out that site you gave! Thanks!
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amanda A.
on 5/9/09 4:57 pm - Ronkonkoma, NY
on long island, the chain called guintas meat farms carries them and italian supermarket uncle guiseppes makes them fresh in front of you....


Mandy_
on 5/9/09 10:04 pm - cincinnati, OH
Hmmmm I wonder if I can nab these at our local asian market?

I'm still not finding Frying cheese anywhere either. :(

Mandy, Mom to Jordan (5), Kaida (3) and Luken (born 12/5/09) Army wife!   HW:351 / SW: 328 / CW:149/ Goal weight...what is that?

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Lisa W.
on 5/9/09 10:39 pm - Fritch, TX

Are you tallking about her cheese stick cheese? If so, do you have a Super Wal-Mart near or United Super Market. They both carry the cheese, it is with the Flour Tortillas that they keep refrigerated. Or the Tao Sald Shells that are near the eggs in some stores...I found it on a fluke, because it wasn't right with the cheese, it was with the mexican foods....

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Mandy_
on 5/9/09 10:42 pm - cincinnati, OH
ooh I will have to check again.  I looked over there and only saw fresh queso and melting cheese.

Mandy, Mom to Jordan (5), Kaida (3) and Luken (born 12/5/09) Army wife!   HW:351 / SW: 328 / CW:149/ Goal weight...what is that?

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Jupiter6
on 5/10/09 1:39 am - Near Media, Pa- South of Philly, NJ
Queso Frier is available up here at Sav A Lot and WalMart.

 "Oh sweet and sour Jesus, that is GOOD!" - Stephen Colbert  Lap RNY 7/07-- Lap Gallbladder 5/08--  
     Emergency Bowel Repair
6/08 -Dr. Meilahn, Temple U.  
 Upper and Lower Bleph/Lower Face Lift 
12/08 
     Fraxel Repair 2/09-- Lower Bleph Re-Do 5/09  -Dr. Pontell, Media PA  Mastopexy/Massive 
     Brachioplasty/ Extended Abdominoplasty 
(plus Mons Lift and Upper Leg lift) / Hernia Repair
      6/24/09 ---Butt Lift and Lateral Thighplasty Scheduled 7/6/10
 - Dr. Ivor Kaplan VA Beach
      
Total Cost: $33,500   Start wt: 368   RNY wt: 300  Goal wt: 150   Current wt: 148.2  BMI: 24.7

(deactivated member)
on 5/9/09 11:28 pm
Wow, that looks good. I think I will be making a trip to H Mart shortly.

Thanks for sharing, Shari!
Jupiter6
on 5/10/09 1:39 am - Near Media, Pa- South of Philly, NJ
HMart in Upper Darby had 'em last time I was there! :)

 "Oh sweet and sour Jesus, that is GOOD!" - Stephen Colbert  Lap RNY 7/07-- Lap Gallbladder 5/08--  
     Emergency Bowel Repair
6/08 -Dr. Meilahn, Temple U.  
 Upper and Lower Bleph/Lower Face Lift 
12/08 
     Fraxel Repair 2/09-- Lower Bleph Re-Do 5/09  -Dr. Pontell, Media PA  Mastopexy/Massive 
     Brachioplasty/ Extended Abdominoplasty 
(plus Mons Lift and Upper Leg lift) / Hernia Repair
      6/24/09 ---Butt Lift and Lateral Thighplasty Scheduled 7/6/10
 - Dr. Ivor Kaplan VA Beach
      
Total Cost: $33,500   Start wt: 368   RNY wt: 300  Goal wt: 150   Current wt: 148.2  BMI: 24.7

Baseball-Mom
on 5/10/09 12:01 am - Pittsburgh, PA
Found this at
http://www.ehow.com/how_4908102_make-popcorn-rice.html?ref=f uel&utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=ssp&utm_campaign=yssp_art


Pretty amusing directions. Maybe I'll try it when no ones home in case I set the smoke alarms off !

Step  1

Set your house on fire! No, don't do that. Start up that frying pan over stove-top, slap on a tea-spoon full of Olive Oil, and toss in that rice. Normally, a tea-spoon full is the proper amount, however, you can add or subtract that amount depending on the amount of rice. Don't put too much, or your rice will become very greasy! Unless you're in Mexico, you won't want that.

  • Step 2

    Stir your rice about. Stir often. Your rice color should turn brown, heated, and yummers! Stir your rice enough not to blacken it, however, be sure that it does pop. Raw rice is crunchy and disgusting! Yuck! Stir for maybe a good 5 minutes tops, or until you can see the rice has popped. At this point in time, you can add your seasoning. My advice is LEMON LUCUS. Say what!? Yeah, that good delicious tasting stuff. It's no longer in the US as far as I know, but you can also substitute it with Twang Beer Salt. Salt is also doable, but not as tasty. Other than that, lemon seasoning works best. All other seasonings are doable as well.

  • Step 3

    Should you be attempting to a more "spicy" flavor, you can do this...Add a pinch of Tabasco Sauce before cooking. Add the Tabasco Sauce into the Olive Oil in order to add an entire feeling of spicy in your treat.

  • Step 4

    Maybe you don't like spicy, or tangy...Well, then you're a freak. Stop reading, and join the circus. Or...Maybe you're not a freak, and you enjoy "sweet"...
    Well, there's also a way to do this. It's mostly the exact same way you'd add spicy into the mix. However, it is STRONGLY advised that you do this after the rice has been added into the mix. Do this with a very small pinch of melted honey. Melting the honey is simple, and if it doesn't melt while cooking, you can pretend you're a drug addict, and add honey on a spoon, for a quick melt. Just toss it all over the rice. When it's done, it will be a crunchy Popcorn texture with either a sweet, tangy, or spicy flavor. If you're a dare devil, do all three! >:D

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