The Indians are believed to have first cooked popcorn. They would take the corn kernels that they couldn't eat and place them over a fire in a pan. When it was ready, the popcorn would just fly out of the pan.
Native Americans discovered how to make popcorn.
Yes the iroquois did eat popcorn the grew corn then cooked it to make popcorn
A piece of uncooked popcorn weighs more then a poped peice of popcorn.
Erm, No.
Popcorn.
Yes. Popcorn is corn cooked so hot the heat and pressure builds up in the inside until it explodes and makes popcorn
Now theres a question - how big are the popcorn kernels? OR what is the price of one gram of popcorn kernels and of course, to both queries, cooked or not cooked - wrong answer or wrong question?
Not really. The health benefits of popcorn can be realized with plain popcorn. Kettle popcorn is covered in sugar, salt, and fat. Check the label.
Since popcorn was corn to begin with, and corn is a monocot, then "popcorn" is a monocot, although it won't grow into one if its already been cooked.
Popcorn is made of kernels from corn plants that were specially bred for that purpose (i.e., ordinary corn, typically cooked for a meal, cannot be used as popcorn; likewise, popcorn, though it can be cooked in similar fashion as ordinary corn, would not be as tasty). For more information, refer to the Wikipedia link, below.
Popcorn
It was cooked in oil in a pan with a lid. They actually made special pot just for cooking popcorn too!
The popcorn would go all over the place. Just like in Calvin and Hobbes!