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We've all been told to eat our greens. Even the cartoons we grew up with, like the spinach-swallowing Popeye the Sailor Man — who grew more powerful with every bite of the stuff — tried convincing us ...

Popeye gulped down a can of spinach and was super-powered. Imagine! That cartoon sailor was actually right on. The nitrates in spinach help build muscles and make them work better. (Beetroot does the ...

What it’s billed as: This gum is out from King Features Syndicate and Bubblegum Kids, who partnered to create limited-edition Popeye Spinach-Flavored Bubblegum. It is made with real spinach and ...

An entire festival dedicated to one leafy green vegetable? Only in Lenexa. The Johnson County city goes all-out for its annual Spinach Festival at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park each year. The festival’s ...

KUSA - Go green since March 26 is National Spinach Day. This leafy green packs a punch with nutrients, including folate, iron, calcium and vitamins A, B6, C, E and K. There are countless ways to enjoy ...

If you were a kid raised anytime between the 1930s and the 1970s -- or raised by someone who was raised then -- chances are good that you grew up with the idea that spinach was a muscle builder par ...

"Despite Popeye, spinach is not remarkably rich in iron, though it is a good source of vitamin A," he wrote in his now-classic book "On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen." Though ...

If you were a kid raised anytime between the 1930s and the 1970s — or raised by someone who was raised then — chances are good that you grew up with the idea that spinach was a muscle builder par ...