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    Versatile Amaranth Snack

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    This document provides a simple recipe for popping amaranth as a snack for kids. It requires only 1/4 cup of amaranth, which is toasted in a skillet a tablespoon at a time until popped. The popped amaranth can then be eaten as a gluten-free cereal alternative, topped on yogurt or smoothies, or enjoyed as a snack with seasoning. Making multiple batches allows for popcorn-like movie night festivities using this easy homemade popped amaranth snack.

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    This document provides a simple recipe for popping amaranth as a snack for kids. It requires only 1/4 cup of amaranth, which is toasted in a skillet a tablespoon at a time until popped. The popped amaranth can then be eaten as a gluten-free cereal alternative, topped on yogurt or smoothies, or enjoyed as a snack with seasoning. Making multiple batches allows for popcorn-like movie night festivities using this easy homemade popped amaranth snack.

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    This document provides a simple recipe for popping amaranth as a snack for kids. It requires only 1/4 cup of amaranth, which is toasted in a skillet a tablespoon at a time until popped. The popped amaranth can then be eaten as a gluten-free cereal alternative, topped on yogurt or smoothies, or enjoyed as a snack with seasoning. Making multiple batches allows for popcorn-like movie night festivities using this easy homemade popped amaranth snack.

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    Versatile Amaranth Snack

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    Kate Currell
    This document provides a simple recipe for popping amaranth as a snack for kids. It requires only 1/4 cup of amaranth, which is toasted in a skillet a tablespoon at a time until popped. The popped amaranth can then be eaten as a gluten-free cereal alternative, topped on yogurt or smoothies, or enjoyed as a snack with seasoning. Making multiple batches allows for popcorn-like movie night festivities using this easy homemade popped amaranth snack.

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    Versatile & Simple Puffed Amaranth Cereal

    Snack

    Looking for a fun way to change up snack ti me with your kids?


    Popping amaranth can bring heaps of joy to the litt le ones with
    such an easy and simple method!

    What you’ll need:

     1/4 cup Connect Foods Amaranth (No oil required!)

    Heat a deep non-sti ck skillet on medium-high heat. Test the heat


    by splashing a few drops of water in the pan, once it evaporates
    instantly, it’s ready.

    Place 1 Tablespoon of Connect Foods Amaranth in the skillet and


    sti r with a wooden spoon constantly unti l toasted and popped,
    about 15-20 seconds. Transfer to a bowl and repeat with the
    remaining amaranth unti l fi nished.

    Use your popped amaranth for a gluten and grain-free alternati ve


    to regular cereal, top your yoghourt or smoothies with it, or can be
    enjoyed as a snack on its own with a bit of seasoning of your
    choice.

    Make multi ple batches for movie night or other snackable


    festi viti es. Grab a couple bags at your local Woolworths and get
    popping!
    Source: http://www.connectfoods.com.au/connect-foods2/2016/12/4/versatile-simple-puffed-
    amaranth-cereal-snack accessed 04.07.2019

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