Popcorn

No, some brands offer "Natural" flavored popcorn. You can also buy bagged kernels and pop them on your stovetop with your own ingredients.

There is no such formula, unless you wanted the formulae of all the chemical compounds found in popcorn.

Ive never seen that done, i think its best kept on pantry shelf.

Microwave popcorn can be stored in the freezer. Some processors of microwave popcorn store their product frozen to extend shelf life and to delay rancidity of the fats and oils. Some sites claim that you get more kernels to pop if it is stored frozen.

Unflavored popcorn is vegan always. Generally it is air popped or popped by heating in vegetable oil. Where you need to be careful is when the popcorn is butter flavored or flavored in any way. Butter is obviously not vegan. But they are sneaky about some ingredients and you should read the side of the box if you are going to use microwave popcorn, especially if it is flavored. Popcorn you just buy in a bag plain and pop at home is vegan unless you were to pop it in bacon grease or something odd like that.

Microwave it, nobcheese. Its magic, no other.

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.

Dale and Thomas produces and markets many different flavours of popcorn. They also sell popcorn under the Indiana brand. Some flavours include regular, caramel, kettlecorn or drizzled popcorn.

I think one of the popcorn popper brands that pops the biggest amount of popcorn is the Stir Crazy popcorn popper. I used the Back to Basics Electric Stir Crazy Popcorn Popper and I can make 5 to 6 quartz of popcorn which is equivalent to 24 cups of popped popcorn.

The radiator would not be hot enough to trigger the chemical reaction which makes the popcorn pop.

Old maids are stale popcorn. Without the water inside, they won't pop. Try storing your popcorn in an airtight container.

not alot may like 6 to 10 pieces of popcorn

maybe

The Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper is a stovetop popcorn machine that allows the user to make theater style popcorn in their house. It allows greater control over the cooking of the popcorn then a microwave.

Yes. Popcorn oil can become rancid. Always give it a smell test before using it. Rancid oil will ruin your batch of popcorn.

Orville Redenbacher began his popcorn company in Valparaiso, Indiana with partner Charlie Bowman. Today the company is part of ConAgra, a large agribusiness. ConAgra is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.

no......... but that would be so cool!

3 cups.

The heat generated inside the bag exceeded the insulation resistance of the bag content.

Garrett Popcorn sells several flavors of popcorn. Some of these include Almond Caramel Crisp, Buttery, Pecan Caramel Crisp, Macadamia Caramel Crisp, and Cashew Caramel Crisp.

It doesn't matter, mabey Orvile Red and Backer, but all you need to do is put some butter in a bowl, put it in the microwave, and pour it on, and stir it up

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No, it is not weird. As a matter of fact it is quite common.

i swallowed a popcorn seed and nothing happened

Yes popcorn does affect the enjoyment of watching a movie. I like butter