Popcorn

This question is a bit hard to answer. I think it depends on the brand of microwaveable popcorn compared to the popcorn being popped on the popcorn machine. If you add commercial ingredients such as coconut oil to your popcorn rental machine yes it will taste better.

no, its corn

Technically it's a grain but it's mostly used as a vegetable.

Charles Chips. They are still made today, though not in cans.

That will vary depending on the wattage of the machine and the size of the bag.

This depends on your location. But in the fiscal year 2009. Butterkist was the top seller in the UK while Orville Reddenbaucher was the top seller in the US

For 4 ounces of unpopped popcorn, use 4 full tablespoons of oil. Canola oil works well.

Popcorn has a 1300% margin.

One can sell a home theatre popcorn machine by placing a classified add in the local paper. One can also use classified adds websites such as Kiijiji and Craigslist. The auction site eBay is another suggestion.

Yes it burns if you over pop the popcorn, you will usually smell it

Click on the "S" in the word disco at dance club

Popcorn popped from a popcorn machine is much better than popcorn popped in a microwave.

Bell labs came up with the concept in 1947, but it wasn't until 1973 that Martin Cooper for Motorola made the first cell phone. Yet, it wasn't until 1984 that they were sold to the public.

It depends on whether the popcorn is homemade or a ready-made brand bought from a store or movie house, etc. It also depends on how many ounces or grams are in your medium size portion. Medium size portions are not always the same size. Please feel free to ask the question again and include more detail. Meanwhile for the calories in popcorn by the ounce or 28g, both buttered and plain, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.

Popcorn was originally discovered by Native Americans, but became a very popular snack in the United States during the Great Depression. To answer your question, popcorn was discovcered wherever the Native Americans habitated at the time.

Unbuttered, unsalted popcorn won't make make a dog sick, but popcorn could potentially become lodged in the throat, creating an upper airway obstruction.

Explanation 1. First, you plant the seed... Then with nature's help, the stalk grows up to be a big popcorn (corn) plant! Then, the farmer, (after the corn has dried) will pick all the stalks with the help of a very big and pretty machine called a "Combine Harvester." This machine picks the corn, stalks and all, and separates the ears of corn from the stalks. The corn, is then placed into tall, round buildings called "Silos". During the storage phase, the corn continues to dry (if there is any moisture left in the cob) then the farmer will separate the corn he wants to plant from the corn he wants to sell. Then friends of Orville Redenbacher, Jiffy Pop, and Micro Waveable, will come out and offer the farmer bags and bags of money for all the corn he has left! The farmer will sell the corn to the one that has the biggest and more bags of money! Then, the Buyer will take the corn and de-cob it and wash it, and then package it in cool packages to sell at the supermarkets all over the world. ........ Explanation 2. .....Then your mommy or daddy will buy the popcorn from the supermarket and take it home. Then, one night, when you were really good, and ate all your dinner, or took out the trash, or walked the dog, Mommy or Daddy took the popcorn out of the bag and either air-popped or microwaved it until all the kernels popped. Then they added butter and a little salt, and you sat in front of the TV and ate it while watching a funny, family movie. Then, while you were sleeping, the popcorn you ate would stay in your stomach for a little while, while the stomach digested (dissolved) the soft white part of the popcorn. Then, during the night, while you were sleeping, the empty husks (the hard skin around the popcorn before it was popped) moved into your small intestines, and the small intestines absorbed as much of the good nutrients as it possibly could. Then, close to a couple of hours before you wake up, the leftover husks made their way through the duodenum (can you say DOO-WA-DI-NUM?) (the small tubes connecting the small intestines to the large intestines) into the large intestines. Here, they get packed up into little chunks of fecal matter (poop) and any nutrients left will be absorbed at this time. Then, all of it will be packed into the rectum for disposal later (when you need to go to the bathroom). .....And thus ends the cycle of the popcorn!

Is there a variable when doing a science fair board on which brand of popcorn pops the best,between orville,pop-secret,and primetime

popcorn is still popcorn;)