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When did popcorn come out in the US of America?
Native Americans ate it before the U.S. even existed.
What is the number one popcorn gimmick in the US?
popcorn. your mom!
What is the top selling microwave popcorn in the us?
mexico popcorn by gutierrez
What vegetable does popcorn come from?
Corn
Where do the popcorn seeds that pop the popcorn come from?
Mostly Iowa.
Is there phobia of sharing popcorn?
There is not a phobia about popcorn, but about germs. Some people are afraid of the germs that may come with sharing a bowl or bucket of popcorn.
Does popcorn get confiscated in US airports?
No
Does popcorn have any animal products in it?
No, popcorn doesn't come from animals. It comes from corn, and corn is a plant.
From what plant does popcorn come?
Popcorn comes from a type of corn kernel that has a hard outer shell and a starchy interior.
What two shapes do popcorn come in?
snowflake and mushroom
Does the US grow almost all the worlds popcorn?
popcorn doesnt grow. you have to cook corn kernels.
How did popcorn get to the Us?
It started with the American Indians.
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