Ready-to-eat popcorn is a posterchild of the better-for-you snack movement, but the co-founders of start-up Taali Foods think they can do even better with launch of a line of popped and roasted water ...

Eating popped water lily seeds may seem adventurous, but in India it’s been consumed for centuries and is as commonplace as popcorn or potato chips. The ancient super seed, when puffed, is a canvas ...

Nalini Mehta seasons every batch of her Yoga Pops by hand — a personal touch but a labor-intensive process that she'll soon be forced to hand over, given her good fortune. After five years of building ...

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Billed as a superfood snack, Nutripop uses flavored popped water lily seeds to deliver a healthy alternative to often calorie ...

This shows how a water lily plant growing in 88 days from a tuber to blooming. The chosen variety was a cold hardy Nymphaea ...

Makhana is increasingly featured in both traditional and contemporary dishes. Famous Indian snacks Makhana, also known as fox nut, lotus seed, or plant pop, is the seed of the water lily plant.

An curved arrow pointing right. Once popped, water lily seeds look just like popcorn. But a bag of these seeds, also known as fox nuts, will cost you much more: over $170 per kilogram. Farmers in ...

Everyone is familiar with water lilies; they have round, floating leaves (lily pads) and elegant flowers. They are admired by most people and appreciated by small creatures such as damselflies and ...