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No. Room temperature popcorn will pop more kernels, HOWEVER, refrigerated kernels pop the most kernels._____________________________________________If you want to prove me wrong, TRY IT!!!!!!!!!! Freeze the popcorn for at least 1-2 days. And put the other popcorn in the kitchen or wherever an let it sit there. Then put them separately in the microwave for about 2-3 mins. After that you open them up (be careful not to burn yourself) and count the unpopped kernels and the popped kernel's. See how much of a difference there is. I tried this in class with other people. So I know i works!!!!!!! NOW YOU CAN EAT HE POPCORN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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