Remember Popeye? Mr. "I'm strong to the the finish cause I eats my spinach?" The cartoon hasn't aired in the U.S. for several years now, but I bet you know who I'm talking about. Apparently, the ...

Popeye cartoons, tasting parties and junior cooking classes can help increase vegetable intake in kindergarten children, according to new research. Researchers in Thailand found the type and amount of ...

Popeye cartoon, tasting parties and involving kids while cooking food helps parents increase eating habits of their children. A new study has found that Popeye cartoons, tasting parties and junior ...

July 26, 1931: In the Thimble Theatre comic strip, Popeye eats spinach for the first time to gain superhuman strength during a fight. This marks the beginning of his iconic association with the green ...

According to the description on the video’s YouTube page, this collaboration between Wilco and King Features is the first hand-drawn Popeye’s cartoon in over 30 years. In addition to Popeye himself, ...

Popeye can no longer puff his pipe in front of kids, for the classic cartoon hero has been hit with an 18 certificate thanks to his smoking habit Popeye can no longer puff his pipe in front of kids, ...

HYDERABAD: A new study has found that Popeye cartoons, tasting parties and junior cooking classes could encourage kindergarten kids to increase their vegetable intake. Researchers at Mahidol ...

Science has finally recognised what mums have known all along: show you children some Popeye cartoons and they’ll tuck into iron-rich spinach. The cartoon sailor man’s impact on children’s eating ...

Watching Popeye gulp down spinach really does make children eat more vegetables, research has shown. The cartoon sailor famously eats the vegetable to give himself strength - and children watching his ...