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Lesser Evil Organic Popcorn Himalayan Pink Salt 4.6 Oz
The listed ingredients are organic popcorn, organic extra virgin coconut oil and Himalayan salt. The description mentions a cheese blend that is absent from the ingredients and conflicts with the vegan and dairy-free claims; it also gives two different package sizes.
$14.10 4.6 oz · lowest price at Mega Green Food
Price and stock checked Oct 31, 2026Key nutrition facts
110caloriesPer serving (size not printed)
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From the product page
Ingredients: Organic Non-GMO Popcorn, Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, Himalayan Salt
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Organic Non-GMO Popcorn Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil Himalayan Salt
3 ingredients
Sourcing
Origin not disclosed on the product page.
AdditivesNo additives found
No additives, added sugars, seed oils or flavourings found in the ingredient list.
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