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  • Beyond its role as a tasty treat associated with the cinema, popcorn has branched off into the world of games. The Internet is home to a selection of popcorn-theme games for you to play. These games…

  • For most people , popping popcorn involves putting a package into the microwave. But, for popcorn aficionados, the microwave variety doesn't quite measure up. The stove top method may be a thing of…

  • Dehydrating corn kernels for future use is a great way to utilize leftover corn ears and prevent product waste. You can use the dehydrated kernels to make your own homemade popcorn, or rehydrate the…

  • Bagels arrived in the United States via Eastern European Jewish immigrants and have become an American breakfast staple. The donut-shaped rolls are garnished to make a light breakfast, lunch sandwich…

  • Along with candy and soda, hot buttery popcorn has long been a favorite movie-time snack. The next time your family is settling in on the sofa for an evening of movies and snacks, surprise them with…

  • During its lifetime, the hard-working honeybee will produce 1/12 tsp. of raw honey. It takes hundreds of busy bees to fill a productive hive. Natural and healthy, honey doesn't need much prep work…

  • Popcorn is a great snack for having around the house, but eating it all in one go isn't a fun task. How does one deal with stale popcorn without eating it all the minute its cooked? Everyone has had a…

  • Grains are among the most durable of staple foods, and some can remain edible for years if properly stored. Flour ground from grain is also durable, and can be stored at room temperature for months.…

  • Buttered popcorn is a classic treat, but every once in while, you crave other flavors. Other popular types of popcorn include caramel, cheese and kettle corn, a sweet, sugary popcorn. However, even…

  • Popcorn is a staple of the movie-going experience. One thing that makes popcorn from the movie theater so special is that it is difficult to make at home, so you feel like you are getting a treat at…

  • Who doesn't love popcorn? You can find popcorn just about anywhere like the movie theater, ballparks, county fairs and grocery stores. The best part of each place you can get popcorn is that each kind…

  • Popcorn can only be made from a certain type of corn, sometimes called flint corn for its hard kernels. It is classified by the characteristics of its popped kernel, which include size, shape and…

  • Need a different way to make popcorn? Here you will find a few fun ideas for strange ways to make popcorn that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Finding new ways to do things can be a challenge, but…

  • Popcorn is a tasty treat made from the seeds of corn. When a popcorn kernel is heated, the water inside the kernel evaporates into steam. The steam pressurizes the inside of the kernel until the…

  • The ubiquitous movie treat in the United States, popcorn may be just as popular outside of theaters as it is within them. Popular though it may be, popcorn is often popped in oil and flavored with…

  • Freshly popped buttery popcorn is a savory snack that you shouldn't have to enjoy only at the movies. But if you've ever tried pouring melted butter over hot popcorn, you know some of the kernels…

  • Making popcorn using the old-fashioned method is easy, quick, and lots of fun. Popcorn is made from dried corn kernels and is a great low-fat, high-fiber snack. Making your own ensures that there are…

  • You don't have to settle for pre-packaged popcorn drenched in butter substitute. You can make your own flavorful popcorn snacks using plain microwavable or old fashioned popcorn. When popping corn on…

  • Popcorn is one of America's oldest and most favorite snack foods. All popcorn, though, is not created equal, and not all batches of popcorn come out the same. Some batches pop light and fluffy, and…

  • Popcorn has existed for thousands of years. The kernels are actually from a specific type of corn known as popcorn. Each kernel contains moisture, which causes pressure that builds inside once you…

  • To make cheddar popcorn, pop the corn kernels and sprinkle them with cheddar cheese powder. Toss the fresh popcorn with a bit of melted butter prior to sprinkling it the powder, which will help the…

  • Popcorn lovers know that to make fluffy, full popcorn there's more to it than pressing a couple of buttons on a microwave. True popcorn connoisseurs start with fresh kernels and rely on their own…

  • If you are adding your own butter to popcorn, it can be very difficult to get a light coating on each kernel because pouring melted butter straight on to popcorn isn't easy to mix. Even if you try to…

  • The Atom Pop is a stove top corn popper that requires no shaking or stirring. This cone-shaped appliance has a 3-3/4-inch diameter base and a 10-1/2-inch aluminum bowl. The device pushes popped…

  • Popcorn is a popular treat around a campfire or in the home, but there are times when you don't have the equipment to make it. If you forgot your campfire popcorn basket, you can still enjoy your…

  • Popcorn is grown from a type of flint corn that was originally selected by early American Indians. It is a common snack in the United States served for many occasions at home, sporting events and at…

  • Popping corn has been eaten for thousands of years by Native Americans. The special corn variety pops open with heat, using the steam trapped inside to create a fluffy, crunchy and tasty snack. Using…

  • Commercial popcorn carts can generate attention from customers as a marketing tool or can be used as fundraisers or at a concession stand. These carts are easy to operate, but need to be monitored…

  • When you have a party, or if it's family movie night, popcorn is a light snack that almost everyone will enjoy. A common frustration with air-popped popcorn is the remaining kernels at the bottom of…

  • If you happen upon some leftover stale cookies, you don't need to throw them away. Cookies get stale and hard because of a lack of moisture. While soaking them in water won't do any good, putting them…

  • Coconut shrimp is a classic dish that captures the light, fresh taste of the sea while also offering a deep-fried sweet side. The shrimp are coated with a special batter that the coconut flakes will…

  • Popcorn kernels contain moisture that causes them to burst when heated. Retaining the moisture in the kernels is an important part of storage. When popcorn kernels dry out, the result is the unpopped…

  • You can make movie theater popcorn with the stovetop Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper. Similar to the popcorn machine typically used at movie theaters, the Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper uses popcorn oil and a…

  • Fibre-filled popcorn, low in calories and sugar, is the perfect snack. However, for those with dentures and sensitive gums it can be tiresome and even painful to have kernals stuck in teeth. Those…

  • According to the United States Department of Agriculture and Bentley's Popcorn, popcorn is one of America's most popular snacks. Native to the America's, popcorn has a long history. Europeans observed…

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  • The Theater II popcorn popper, manufactured by Schneider, is a hand-cranked, stove-top popcorn maker. It is an easy-to-operate, simply designed device, and the crank, located on the top of the popper,…

  • Popcorn is an easy, tasty snack all on its own. But you can add any spices and seasonings you enjoy to add extra flavor this movie-theater staple. Spices simply sprinkled on top of popcorn won't…

  • Buffalo sauce is a tangy or spicy sauce served on the side or used to baste chicken and shrimp. Many people have tasted or heard of buffalo wings, which are another name for chicken wings served with…

  • Air popped popcorn is a healthy snack alternative, even healthier than prepackaged popcorn that is loaded with salt, oil and butter. Many people who eat air popped popcorn look for ways to make the…

  • Fresh, hot popcorn is a well-loved snack and is especially enjoyable to eat while watching a movie. The Old Fashioned Movie Time Popcorn Maker is a modern machine with an appearance reminiscent of a…

  • Any gathering becomes special when the tantalizing aroma of popping corn fills the air. For a school carnival, store opening, church bazaar, neighborhood block party or fundraiser, rent a popcorn…

  • What's better than a bowl of fresh, hot popcorn for an at-home movie night? Flavored popcorn! Several popcorn snack manufacturers produce ready-to-pop flavored popcorn, but you can easily make your…

  • Movie nights with homemade popcorn are a good way to spend quality time with family and friends. If you are short on time, having popcorn made in advance and ready to be reheated when guests arrive…

  • You can cook both peeled and unpeeled shrimp in a variety of ways, but one of the classic ways to make a Southern or comfort food is to fry it. This is especially true with peel-and-eat shrimp which…

  • Microwave popcorn became popular in the 1980s and was the first use of microwave oven technology in the 1940s. In many cases, popcorn made in a microwave ends up not fully popped, leaving unpopped…

  • Popcorn has been a favorite food for people for thousands of years. The Aztecs used popcorn in their religious services and Americans have made it their favorite movie time snack. Added flavorings…

  • The West Bend Air Crazy hot air popcorn popper is a healthy and tasty alternative to standard oil based popcorn makers. This hot air corn popper is heated with hot air as popcorn kernels spin around…

  • Cereal is made to be crunchy, but after it's been exposed to moisture in the air, it could turn soggy. This could happen if someone left the box open, or it could happen after a period of time, even…

  • Popcorn is a quick and easy snack that can be made at home. Although it is traditionally enjoyed at the theater, it can be eaten at any time of the day. It's a versatile snack that can accommodate…

  • Electric popcorn poppers give you fresh-tasting popcorn that you can't often get from microwavable bags. Cleaning these devices after every use prevents an accumulation of oil, butter and unpopped…

  • Whether zapped in the microwave or prepared on the stove, popcorn makes a crunchy and satisfying snack choice for curbing hunger pangs. Dress up popcorn with melted butter, seasonings and spices to…

  • Corn kernels pop under certain conditions regardless of the cooking device used. The kernels must be exposed to a minimum of 450 degrees Fahrenheit to create enough steam to gelatinize the starch and…

  • There's nothing quite like the smell of hot, fresh popcorn when you visit your local theater to take in the latest film. While plain popcorn with salt and butter is a tasty treat for many, others…

  • Popcorn is a delicious snack that is a favorite for many people. Whether you enjoy a bowl while cuddling on the couch and watching a movie or a baggy-full with a sandwich for lunch, popcorn provides a…

  • Popcorn tastes best when it is fresh and crispy rather than soft and stale. So, while it's best to eat popcorn right away, you can preserve popcorn that's already been heated. By preserving the…

  • The Echols Corn Popper 490 is an old-fashioned movie theater-style popcorn maker that has been discontinued. If you're lucky enough to find a used one, you can use it to pop large batches of movie…

  • Popped popcorn is a delicious treat that, if left uncovered by melted butter and other fattening flavor enhancers, is also low in fat and calories. You can use popcorn to decorate your home during…

  • Popcorn is a movie treat that we have come to enjoy at home. Using corn that has been specially grown and dried for popping on the cob, you can enjoy a family activity while preparing a healthy snack.…

  • Popcorn is created by drying pieces of a specific type of corn and heating them until they explode into fluffy, white kernels. The origins of popcorn dates back to about 2,500 B.C. when Aztec medicine…

  • Whether you are preparing to watch a movie or are simply in the mood for a tasty snack, popcorn may be just the snack you are looking for. Popcorn has been an American favorite since the 1800s. Plain…

  • Creating popcorn by heating it with a hot air delivery system rather than a hot oil submersion system is a much healthier way to prepare and enjoy this treat. In addition to being a low calorie…

  • Popcorn seeds, or kernels, have moisture trapped within their dried exterior. The moisture turns to steam when heated, causing the kernels to pop and become edible popcorn. Storing popcorn in a sealed…

  • Almost everyone loves popcorn. Whether you are gathering to watch a movie or making a quick snack on the weekend, there are numerous ways to make this treat. Popcorn can be made the old-fashioned way…

  • Popcorn kernels, though hard and seemingly durable, need careful attention when being stored. As kernels are heated, the internal water heats. When it reaches 212 degrees, the water converts to steam…

  • Regional foods are often so unusual that people unfamiliar with the taste may wonder why the natives would eat them. Such may be the case with Chicago-style popcorn. Much like Chicago-style hot dogs,…

  • The Whirley Pop is a stovetop device for popping corn. The Whirley Pop is available in stainless steel and red. The Whirley Pop has a patented stirring mechanism to keep the popcorn from sticking to…

  • Chicken base is a broth made from cooked chicken and vegetables. The exact ingredients may vary from cook to cook according to ethnic background, but the liquid from cooked chicken is always the key…

  • Old fashioned popcorn makers consisted of a pot with a stirring mechanism and an attached flip-top or hinged lids. A crank attached to the stirring mechanism lets you stir the kernels while the…

  • Popcorn is not only tasty; It is a healthful treat, as it is fiber-rich, whole-grain and low in calories. Popping corn in oil does not detract from its healthful nature. But air-popping corn means…

  • If you're growing tired of bland popcorn, then try a few little tricks to add pizazz to your favorite movie-time snack. You can add a host of flavors by mixing up a few simple ingredients to make the…

  • Whether you're in the movie theater, at a baseball game or curled up on your couch, popcorn is the ultimate snack to have while watching a movie or the big game. While making popcorn yourself on the…

  • Popcorn has always been fun to make and fun to eat, for both kids and adults alike. Whether cooked over a campfire, on the stovetop or in the microwave, its transformation from tiny kernel to fluffy…

  • If you do not have a popcorn maker at home, you can make popcorn on the stovetop. Making popcorn on the stovetop allows you to experiment with different oils to create a tasty snack. Coconut oil gives…

  • Two types of corn kernel are used for making popcorn. Butterfly kernels are used most commonly and are the variation you're most likely to find in stores. They are shaped irregularly and and have…

  • Convenient bags of popcorn that could be cooked in a microwave for a few minutes weren't always an option. At one time, popcorn lovers had to make the tasty snack from scratch. Making your own popcorn…

  • If you've enjoyed coconut shrimp at a seafood restaurant and wished you could replicate the experience at home, now you can. It's simple and quick to make the unique breading that gives coconut shrimp…

  • To a coffee lover, the scent of freshly roasted beans is nothing short of heavenly. Top-of-the-line coffee roasters can cost more than $200, not including the price of the beans. But thrifty…

  • Popcorn is one of six types of corn and is the only kind that pops. Archaeologists believe popcorn originated in Mexico and evidence of it has been found all over the world. A popcorn popper dating…

  • Fresh baked bread is a wonderful food staple to have on hand but it is not always feasible to find the time to make on a daily basis. Pre-packaged breads from the bread aisle at the grocery store…

  • Microwave popcorn has turned into one of the easiest, go-to snacks in the cupboard. This relatively healthy indulgence is made readily available by a variety of companies, with the best brands…

  • The Presto PowerPop, model 04830, is a microwave popcorn popper in which you can pop a variety of corn kernels including yellow, white, premium and baby rice. The popper is essentially a microwavable…

  • Before prepared, microwave-ready bags of popcorn were sold in stores, there was an old-fashioned way to pop popcorn at home using the stovetop and a lidded pan. Even though stovetop popped popcorn…

  • Popcorn chicken is the name given to tiny chunks of white breast meat cooked with breading and deep-fried. If you buy frozen or ready-to-eat popcorn chicken, you can eat it as it is or use it in…

  • Although evidence suggests that popcorn has been around for thousands of years, the automatic popcorn popper is a relatively new invention. The earliest of these poppers were invented in the late…

  • A West Bend Stir Crazy Corn Popper is an electronic popcorn maker available in 6 Qt. and 8 Qt. models designed with a special motorized stirring rod that stirs the corn kernels so that each kernel is…

  • If you prefer your popcorn without butter, flavoring it can prove to be a bit of a challenge since there isn't anything for the seasoning of choice to stick to. One way to get salt to stick to popcorn…

  • Whether you eat it at the movie theaters or buy it gourmet-style in a tin, popcorn is a popular treat that can be sweet, savory, cheesy or even spicy. Get creative with popcorn if you have a lot of it…

  • When settling in to watch movies or a sporting event in your home, popcorn serves as a light snack that is easy to share. However, attempting to make perfectly buttered popcorn often results in an…

  • Popcorn can be used to create affordable crafts and often costs less than $1 per bag. Kids can make a string of popcorn garland for a Christmas tree, or they can paint a tree on a piece of cardboard…

  • A Whirley Pop stove-top popcorn popper is a pan that cooks popcorn using cooking oil. The pan features a snap-on lid that vents steam, keeping the popcorn light, tender and flavorful. The device also…

  • A popcorn warmer is not a lamp. The two serve the same purpose though. A popcorn warmer is an added feature on more expensive popcorn machines. A lamp is a way for smaller and cheaper popcorn machines…

  • Spices not only vamp-up food with complex and delicious flavor but they are also packed with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antibacterial compounds that help keep you healthy. Spices…

  • The greasy, buttery, salty taste of movie theater popcorn is what entices many into buying that expensive tub of popcorn, no matter what the cost. Popcorn made at home never tastes the same. Popping…

  • When you open a bag of cereal, you expose the food inside to air that contains humidity, which over time will cause the cereal to go stale. In addition to humidity in the air, varied temperature can…

  • It seems that just about everyone loves to enjoy a hearty bowl of freshly popped popcorn. If you have made too much and want to savor the snack on another day, use a simple storage method to ensure…

  • Get it fast and make it delicious with a hot air popcorn popper. You don't need cooking oil to pop up a batch of fluffy, white popcorn when you use a hot air popcorn popper. Melt a little butter in…

  • Popcorn doesn't have to be enjoyed merely at the movies; it's a flavorful, nutritious and quick-cooking snack you can prepare in your own kitchen. Americans consumed approximately 17 billion quarts of…

  • From movie theater popcorn to stove top and microwave types, this delicious snack is easy to make -- but getting that perfect level of fluffiness can sometimes be a challenge. The primary element that…

  • Making colored popcorn is a fun and exciting way to to add a decorative theme to snacks and party tables. It is a sweet treat that can be done quickly and can serve as an elegant eye-catcher when…

  • Making popcorn from a bag in the microwave is certainly quick, easy and tidy - but it gives you less control over the finished product and does not allow you to enjoy watching the kernels pop. Popping…

  • Adding a little color to your popcorn can make popcorn seem like a new and innovative treat that is sure to please the kids and your guests. Colored popcorn can also be used as decoration. You can…

  • Decades ago, street venders would sell fresh popped popcorn from carts. The Nostalgia Popcorn Maker captures this old-fashioned method in new products -- with poppers that look like vintage carts. The…

  • Commercial poppers are designed to pop large volumes of popcorn in a short time. They are found in movie theaters, sporting events, fundraisers and anywhere that people may want a tasty treat. A…

  • The quality of shrimp is dependent on where it came from and what it ate. Some types of shrimp include gulf shrimp, farm-raised shrimp, imported shrimp and cold water shrimp. Wild shrimp will have…

  • More people in today's society are eating healthier, choosing meals and snacks that are lower in fat. Chocolate, cookies and other sweets are being replaced by snacks that are naturally low-fat, such…

  • Popcorn soup isn't a recipe that a kindergartner invented. In the early 1600s, French explorers found Iroquois in the Great Lakes region using popcorn for food -- popcorn soup among their treats.…

  • Popcorn is highly adaptable, able to absorb a variety of flavors from savory and spicy, to sweet and salty. If you're looking to sweeten your freshly popped bowl of popcorn, consider making a…

  • The Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper is a machine used to heat up and cook popcorn. The popper cooks any brand of popcorn in less than 3 minutes. With popcorn kernels and a teaspoon of vegetable oil, the…

  • When they think of making popcorn at home, many people picture the familiar microwave bag wrapped in plastic. While these bags can be cooked with very little effort, the result is often far from a…

  • Cereal is breakfast staple in many households. The cardboard box and plastic bag most cereal is packaged in, however, doesn't make for great long-term storage. If you don't finish your box of cereal…

  • Fresh, hot popcorn is a tasty snack that is low in calories compared to other snacks. A cup of oil-popped microwave popcorn contains only about 64 calories per cup, according to SELFNutritionData.com.…

  • Movie theater popcorn is famous for its buttery and salty flavor. Although different kinds of microwave popcorn claim to recreate the theater-style taste, the only way to get it completely right is to…

  • Glazed fruit is used in many recipes, including cakes, pies and tarts. If you wish to glaze some fruit but want the glaze to be clear, there is a simple syrup recipe that you can follow. The syrup…

  • Instead of making microwave popcorn, you can cook popcorn kernels on the stove top with coconut oil. Coconut oil comes from the meat of a mature coconut. The oil is heat stable and is often used as a…

  • Fried shrimp makes a succulent starter or an enticing main dish when combined with pasta or vegetables. Cooking fried shrimp in the oven can trim fat off of the shrimp's nutritional value while still…

  • Popcorn is an incredibly versatile food, delicious in forms, ranging from salty and savory to sweet and buttery. Some sweet popcorn varieties include kettle corn and caramel corn. Making your own…

  • The only difference between microwaveable popcorn and whole kernels is the bag. If your microwave does not work, you can still make popcorn in a pan. This will work for both microwave popcorn and…

  • A 4 oz. popcorn popper is a relatively small machine suitable for use in homes or small break rooms. These machines are old fashioned in style--a glass box with a suspended metal warming tub. The 4…

  • Popcorn should melt in your mouth, and be light and airy. Improperly storing, popping and seasoning your popcorn can lead to the horrible smell of burnt popcorn, and a disappointing handful of…

  • Oat kernels are used in a variety of edible forms, from cookies to oatmeal cereal to breakfast or granola bars. Natural substances such as seeds and kernels can also be used as an artistic medium to…

  • Without knowing what makes popcorn kernels pop best, you may never get those big, full popcorn kernels you desire. With the right information, however, your popcorn will be able to achieve it's…

  • With the advent of air-poppers and microwave ovens, making stove-top popcorn seems to have become a lost art. It takes a little longer and requires more equipment and more steps, but the taste of…

  • Microwave ovens have made enjoying popcorn a much easier proposition than it used to be--no more big pots and burned kernels. You can control the quality of your microwave popcorn by controlling the…

  • The Presto PopLite popcorn popper uses hot air to pop the corn rather than oil, making the resulting popcorn a healthier option than some bagged popcorn products. A butter-melting container sits on…

  • Air-popped popcorn is one of the healthiest snacks you can have. Not only is it low in fat, it is also high in fiber and low in calories. Air poppers themselves have come a long way in past decade,…

  • Buttered popcorn remains a preferred snack of movie theater attendees. Just because you're viewing a movie at home doesn't mean you have to go without a bowl of freshly popped popcorn. Personal…

  • Instead of purchasing popcorn from the store, you can grow your own popcorn at home and dry the kernels to have the snack on hand. Popcorn can take 120 day to fully mature, and then it needs to be…

  • Butter and salt are popular popcorn enhancers, with gourmet popcorn shops selling premium flavors of their own creation. You can recreate some of these special popcorn flavors at home. There are two…

  • Don't even think about throwing out that pre-popped popcorn. It doesn't have to taste like room-temperature cardboard. Popcorn easily can be reheated without jeopardizing its flavor and crunchy…

  • A piece of fluffy white popcorn looks very different than a raw kernel of yellow popping corn. Popcorn changes shape when popped because cooking alters the nature of the molecules inside the corn.

  • Popcorn is easy to make, tasty and relatively healthy. It's been around for thousands of years so this popular snack has a wealth of information and history behind of it, much of it not well known.

  • Pre-bagged microwave popcorn is quick, convenient and neat, but many brands contain harmful fats and artificial flavors or colors. Besides, popping popcorn in the microwave isn't as dramatic as doing…

  • Popcorn is a light snack typically served sweetened or salted. The snack is high in fiber and low in calories, making it a desirable food when dieting or managing your weight. To get an accurate…

  • Popcorn kernels pop open when the moisture inside the kernel heats the starchy interior and builds pressure that eventually breaks the hull of the kernel, allowing the starch to spill out and cool…

  • Popcorn is a snack that has been around for ages. Despite this, there are some inherent dangers in eating popcorn, whether it be movie popcorn or fresh out of the microwave.

  • Most popcorn recipes call for 1/3 of a cup to 1 full cup of popcorn kernels to make several servings of popcorn. In its 3-quart recipe, the "Fannie Farmer Cookbook" calls for 1/2 cup of popcorn…

  • Americans eat 16 billion quarts of popcorn annually. Most of the popcorn eaten anywhere in the world is grown in the United States. Popcorn is processed and packaged in bulk, microwave and…

  • Dried popcorn kernels are not, in fact, completely dry. Instead, they consist of 13 to 14 percent water. When a kernel is heated, this water expands more and more until finally the kernel cannot…

  • Hot air popcorn poppers revolutionized the way popcorn is made at home. No longer do you have to pop the corn on the stovetop in oil or pay extra for microwave packages; hot air popcorn poppers simply…

  • Soak popcorn kernels to try to increase the amount of popcorn popped. In addition to helping more of it pop, soaking the kernels provides an opportunity to add flavors. Common flavors to add to…

  • An option in movie theaters since 1912, hot fresh popcorn from a popcorn machine has become an option for most anyone. Now available for rental from hardware and party stores, anyone can rent these…

  • A Back to Basics Stove Top Popper allows you to make popcorn without the constant stirring associated with making popcorn in a standard pan. Built in stirring blades located at the bottom of the pan…

  • Part of the fun of receiving popcorn is the container or wrapper in which it comes. Using your imagination and creativity, you can give popcorn in a wrapper that the recipient may keep long after the…

  • Popcorn is the dried seeds of the Zea mays everta plant, and is the only Zea mays varietal that pops. When heated, the kernels explode, creating a crunchy, flavorful snack that has been popular for…

  • Nostalgia popcorn makers are designed to look like the old-fashioned popcorn machines or carts that were commonly pushed around carnivals and fairs. Nostalgia is a product line that produces popcorn…

  • If you've ever tasted the popcorn at a ballpark or a movie theater, you will no doubt wonder how you can make this delicious treat yourself. While microwave popcorn mimics the taste, there is just…

  • The next time movie night comes around, ditch the artificial butter flavor used in microwave popcorn and come up with an interesting popcorn seasoning of your own. Plain popcorn has a very neutral…

  • Popcorn is a treat that many Americans associate with seeing a movie. Many places offer pre-measured popcorn packs designed to take the guess work out of how many kernels to pop, or how much oil to…

  • Freshly popped popcorn is a treat, but if there's too much moisture inside the kernels, the popcorn turns out tough and chewy. Too little moisture, and not enough pressure can build up inside the…

  • Perfectly-cooked popcorn kernels are light and fluffy. Properly storing uncooked popcorn improves the chance of all the kernels fully bursting by maintaining adequate moisture levels.

  • An old-fashioned movie popcorn machine is a fun way to make popcorn at home. Many modern popcorn machines are designed to look old-fashioned, but they are much safer than the original models.…

  • Most cereals have a fairly long shelf life and will last in your cupboard for weeks when properly stored. Cereal left in the open cereal box instead of an airtight container may become stale due to…

  • While popcorn can be a healthy snack, it can also be unhealthy if butter and salt are added to it. You may also be looking for a healthy snack that you can eat when watching television or a movie that…

  • Popcorn is an easy, versatile and healthy snack. Once popped, you can season it with traditional butter and salt or experiment with a variety of spices. You can also use popcorn, along with melted…

  • The smell of freshly popping corn is enticing and -- as everyone in the house comes running for their share -- it's disappointing when there are unpopped kernels at the bottom of the bowl.

  • Popcorn has become a mainstream "food" that many people enjoy while watching movies and television. Popcorn has existed since the earliest days of humankind but did not gain its popularity until the…

  • Back to Basics is part of a product line that includes West Bend Housewares called Focus Electronics. Falling within the Back to Basics label are small kitchen appliances, including several popcorn…

  • Popcorn has been enjoyed by humans almost as long as we've been around. In fact, the oldest ears of popcorn (it was originally eaten right on the husk) were found in New Mexico and are believed to be…

  • True popcorn aficionados may prefer organic popcorn over traditionally grown varieties because of its superior flavor. Organic popcorn has a lower expansion rate, which means it contains less air and…

  • Popcorn brands made for microwave use do not pop all of the kernels. Every brand leaves kernels and leaving the popcorn in the microwave for longer results in burned popcorn. Testing the brands will…

  • The Whirley pop popcorn popper, used on the stovetop, has a crank at the top for you to constantly keep the kernels moving inside the pot as they pop. This prevents the popcorn from burning. Stovetop…

  • Popcorn is the all-American snack. Unlike sweet corn, popcorn has a high moisture content, which makes it pop when exposed to heat. You can purchase it in ready-to-pop microwave bags, as loose kernels…

  • Instant, pre-buttered popcorn in a microwavable bag may offer convenience and a lack of mess, but it can't compete with popping popcorn over a fire for atmosphere and fun. More practically, you may…

  • The Popcorn Board reports that Americans consume 16 billion quarts of popped popcorn each year. If you're bored with plain old butter, you can dye the popcorn that you pop at home to spice up your 52…

  • Weis Popcorn is available in Weis grocery stores, which are located mostly in the northeastern United States. It also can be purchased online. The company offers fat-free, butter flavor and…

  • Popcorn is a winner of a snack for many reasons: it is low in fat and calories, it is fast and easy to make and most of all, it tastes good! If you are out of ready-made microwave popcorn bags, but…

  • Most modern-day electric popcorn poppers use hot air to pop the corn kernels. Some models include a dasher to stir the kernels, and many have non-stick interior surfaces. Unlike microwave popcorn,…

  • Ever since Native American tribes introduced the snack to European colonizers, popcorn has been an American tradition. Many families enjoy popcorn with their weekly movie night or as a…

  • The way popcorn is stored will have a direct effect on the quality of the popped corn. Popcorn that is stored under optimal conditions will pop up lighter and fluffier than popcorn stored under poor…

  • Popcorn popper machines are used in concessions and event halls to create a large quantity of popcorn in a short amount of time. Popcorn kernels and oil are placed in a metal kettle at the top of the…

  • The Wabash Valley Farms' Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper is a pan style popper available in four, six and eight quart sizes designed for fast and efficient popcorn popping. The Whirley Pop features a…

  • Following a recipe for cheddar popcorn produces a delicious, easy-to-make snack for you and guests. Make this salty, cheesy snack with guidance from a chef in this free video on dessert recipes.

  • Popcorn is a popular snack food, usually served hot in a bowl with butter and salt, and commonly eaten in front of the television or at the movie theater. The food consists of partially dried kernels…

  • Popcorn has been a popular snack for years, and some of its appeal lies in the inexpensive price of unpopped kernels and the ease with which they can be stored. But when it comes to storage, there has…

  • When you put together a gift basket, you add a little of yourself to the gift, making it more special. You can spend a lot of money making a gift basket or create an inexpensive one. Choose a theme,…

  • Popcorn is a whole grain food that, by itself, has very few calories, very low sodium, and no saturated fat or cholesterol. However, commercial popcorn products such as microwave popcorn and movie…

  • One of America's time-honored traditions is sitting down for a movie with a nice bowl of popcorn. Oftentimes when you have a movie party with a large number of people, it seems the only way make…

  • Pop popcorn without fat for a low calorie, crunchy treat. According to the Popcorn Board, popcorn pops when the kernels heat so that the water trapped inside expands until it forces the popcorn kernel…

  • Cook popcorn without the added chemicals and flavorings found in packaged microwave popcorn. Using a microwave popcorn bowl gives you the option to pop your kernels with or without adding oil or…

  • Making popcorn with an air popper produces light, fluffy kernels, but this dry method does not allow for salt or other flavorings to stick to the popcorn. Find a compromise between the no fat added…

  • A popcorn machine is a large popcorn popper that can usually be seen at movie theaters and carnivals. This type of machine can produce large amounts of popcorn in a short amount of time, which can be…

  • Popcorn is a classic snack. It is quick to make, healthy to eat, and will generally be a crowd pleaser no matter the occasion. The traditional way to make popcorn is to heat kernels of corn in a…

  • Popcorn is a readily available snack whether you pop it on the stove, in an air-popper or choose time-saving microwaveable popcorn. Instead of making plain popcorn, try one of the many topping options…

  • American Indians would place popcorn kernels directly in a fire, pound the popped kernels into a powder to later mix with water for a quick snack. In the 1840s, making popcorn became more mainstream…

  • Popcorn is a beloved snack, associated with fun times and good movies. It can be popped in oil, or it can be air-popped. The difference between the two comes down to personal preference, whether that…

  • If you are the recipient of a big tin of popcorn, you know that unless you convince every member of your family to eat at least three handfuls of popcorn twice a day, the popcorn will go stale long…

  • Corn popped over an open flame was sold by vendors in the 1880s, but it was not popular. Charles Cretors, an inventor with a flair for sales and advertising, changed the history of popcorn with the…

  • Popcorn has been a popular American snack since the 1890s. According to The Popcorn Board, over 17 billion quarts of popcorn are consumed by Americans each year. The average person eats about 54…

  • Have you ever tried to pop a batch of popcorn kernels only to have many of them come out unpopped? It could be because the kernels were stale. Preserving your popcorn will help keep kernels fresh and…

  • Light and fluffy popcorn, sweet or savory, is a staple snack for sleepover parties and movie nights across the country. When it comes time for gift giving, what should you get for the popcorn lover in…

  • Popcorn is actually a bunch of corn kernels that have puffed out after being heated up. The popcorn is crispy and light, making it great for serving as a snack food. Butter, salt and other flavorings…

  • A tasty and nutritious snack, popcorn stores well, which makes it a good item to have on hand for when the munchies strike. It's important to maintain the proper moisture content of the kernels, or…

  • Popcorn seeds (kernels) refuse to pop? Do you have a large number of unpopped "old maids" left at the bottom of your popper? The problem lies in the amount of water in your popcorn. Dried out popcorn…

  • While the Popcorn Board estimates that Americans eat 16 billion quarts of popcorn per year, there is much more to know about popcorn than its popularity, including some interesting historical facts…

  • Popcorn came to us from Mesoamerica. It has been made over an open fire and in popcorn machines, popcorn poppers and microwaves. Popcorn has been made on the stove in pans and convenient aluminum…

  • If you want to make popcorn without resorting to bagged microwave popcorn, you can pop your own kernels on your stove top. An aluminum stove-top popcorn popper is a device that appears similar to a…

  • Popcorn is a classic American snack food that has been around since the 19th century. It can be cooked in anything from melted butter to olive oil. One of the most common types of oil to use is…

  • No matter how expensive it is, microwave popcorn never quite tastes like the popcorn you get in the movie theater. The secret lies in the way you pop it--air poppers and microwaves don't work as…

  • Once popcorn is popped, it may be difficult to detect whether it came from white or yellow corn. Learn about the distinct characteristics of these two kernel types to decide which you prefer.

  • Popcorn salt is a very fine salt that sticks to popcorn kernels better than larger grains such as kosher salt or table salt. It can be easily made at home by processing regular salt in a food…

  • Popcorn must be well dried to pop properly; otherwise it will simply become cooked corn. Whether drying corn to make popcorn or re-drying popcorn that has become soggy, you must dry the corn carefully…

  • Popcorn is one of the most popular snacks in the United States and the food of choice when watching movies. It is relatively inexpensive, easy and quick to make and low on calories. The United States…

  • Think the only way to cook popcorn is in the microwave? Not so fast. There are lots of fun, family-friendly ways to make the tasty snack. Give these techniques a try.

  • Popcorn bits found in American archaeological digs carbon-date back about 4,000 years--cultivation of this ancient corn began as far back as 3600 B.C. Two main types, called pearl and rice because of…

  • Glazed popcorn is a sweet treat that almost everyone enjoys. It is easy to grab a package of glaze flavoring at your local grocery store, but most glazes must be added to oil, which is not the…

  • Of the six types of corn---pod, sweet, flint, flour, dent and popcorn, popcorn is the only type that pops when heated. Considered for centuries to be a perfect snack food, this whole grain is actually…

  • Over the years, popcorn has become a movie-watching staple, whether it be at the cinema or in the living room. Beyond simply enjoying this delectably salty treat, one doesn't pay much attention to its…

  • Popcorn is a type of corn kernel that pops and turns into puffs when it is exposed to heat. Corn can be popped by removing the kernels from the cob, drying them and placing them over a heat source,…

  • Glazed popcorn is a delicious treat for all ages. Adding color to the glaze can make it especially pleasing to the eye and more appealing and fun to eat. This simple guide will help you create a…

  • Americans seem to always be in a hurry and in their cars. So it's no wonder that food is constantly being made to cook faster and be portable. Popcorn chicken--small bite-size pieces of poultry…

  • With flavors like caramel, chocolate, blue raspberry and cherry pink to choose from, consider making your own frosted popcorn for your next birthday party or other social event.

  • Whether served during the holidays or at the ballpark, glazed popcorn is a delightful treat for anyone at any age. The glaze used to make candied popcorn is relatively easy to make, though caution…

  • Andrew Zimmern's "Bizarre Foods" show usually had the host consuming something that looked awful. That wasn't the case with the sorghum popcorn he found in Ethiopia. Zimmern found that…

  • Dying popcorn is an original way to add a little twist to a favorite snack. Colorful popcorn is also very popular at holidays, such as Christmas and Halloween, with many people using it for popcorn…

  • The smell of warm, fluffy kernels of popcorn, covered in butter and salt entices movie goers to the concession stand, but made at home, popcorn becomes a quick and healthy treat, low in sugar and high…

  • Sometimes, plain buttered popcorn gets boring. To dress up the flavor of popcorn, you can sprinkle a seasoning on top, or stir or bake it into the popcorn. Either way, the possibilities create new…

  • Celebrate any holiday with delicious popcorn made in delectable ways. Whether you make creative popcorn balls or caramel popcorn with special added ingredients, these holiday popcorn recipes are sure…

  • It might be difficult to find a better snack than a big bowl of air-popped popcorn. Not only is air-popped popcorn especially light and fluffy, but it also tastes delicious and is naturally low-fat.…

  • Many times the popcorn you make at home, especially in the microwave is not the best. Try this and you'll never buy a microwave popcorn brand again!

  • Sold at movie theaters, carnivals and groceries in an assortment of varieties, it's no wonder that popcorn has become beloved by millions the world over. This relatively nutritious snack is not only…

  • "Old Maids" at the bottom of the popcorn bowl come with the territory, but did you ever stop and wonder why these lonely few kernels of corn failed to burst into glorious popcorn? Could there be some…

  • Popcorn is one of the most popular snacks in the United States. According to the National Popcorn Board, over 16 billion quarts of popped popcorn is eaten in the U.S. every year. It is fun to prepare…

  • Fresh popcorn is a popular snack that is most often topped with salt or butter. Plain popcorn is mild tasting, but you can add a flavor twist to your standard bowl of popcorn with something sweet and…

  • Popcorn is a healthy and quick snack. The best way to make real popcorn is on the stove. Simply buy popcorn kernels at a grocery store with bulk dried goods bins or a natural foods store. All it takes…

  • Popcorn is one of the most iconic foods. This might be because it is a little mysterious and magical to watch small hard kernels metamorphose into delicious, fluffy nuggets. While there have been many…

  • Making popcorn is like performing magic in the kitchen. Hard, dry kernels of corn quickly change into a delicious, crispy, snowy white treat that smells better than it looks. Popcorn is one of the…

  • Honey popcorn is a popular treat which is often used to make popcorn balls. However, it may also be eaten alone and requires very little effort to prepare. This recipe yields approximately four quarts…

  • Popcorn has long been considered junk food, but actually it's a high-fiber treat that contains a good helping of vitamin B. Of course, drenching it in butter and salt can decrease the nutritional…

  • Most people love the smell and taste of caramel popcorn. Poppycock popcorn is just caramel popcorn with nuts. But it's a special treat when you make it fresh, at home, and eat it while it's still a…

  • While there are different colored popcorn kernels available such as black and purple, you might be dismayed to find that they pop to the same white that ordinary yellow kernels do. So how do you make…

  • People have been eating popcorn for thousands of years. It was originally discovered by Native Americans in prehistoric times. Popcorn is a type of corn, and has the scientific name Zea mays everta.…

  • Popcorn is a hugely popular snack food, and many fans prefer the gourmet varieties. Commercial specialty popcorn is pricey. This yummy gourmet blueberry popcorn can be made quickly and easily. It's…

  • There are certain foods that--when cooked--leave your house smelling delicious. Popcorn is one of those. The problem is when you burn popcorn and are stuck with a smell that isn't particularly…

  • Popcorn has existed in some form for thousands of years. Today's popcorn snack bears little resemblance to the popcorn foods some earlier Americans enjoyed. This distinctly American food, though sold…

  • Popcorn is a simple snack that is perfect for movie nights, family game night or just a mid-afternoon snack. Sometimes regular buttered popcorn can seem boring, so spice it up with herbs, such as…

  • A popcorn popper is a device that utilizes the natural moisture trapped inside a popcorn kernel to split the kernel. The popcorn maker is heated while kernels spin inside the chamber. After the kernel…

  • Cheesy popcorn is a treat commonly appreciated at a movie theater or carnival, but it's also fun to make at home as a party snack or when you want to watch a movie on a rainy night. Hard cheeses like…

  • Popcorn is a favorite of every American household. Surprisingly, there are many different types of popcorn seeds on the market; they come in a unique variety of colors, flavors and sizes, which makes…

  • All popcorn starts as a kernel, and all popcorn kernels have a hull or a hard outer surface. Although some popcorn has a thin hull, no popcorn is completely without a hull. A kernel is comprised of…

  • Unbuttered popcorn is a great low-fat snack and can be flavored many ways. Salt and vinegar is a popular flavoring for home-popped popcorn. The idea for flavoring popcorn this way came from…

  • If you have popcorn cobs, you can use them to make microwaved popcorn. Since the moisture content is difficult to determine just by looking at the popcorn, you will need to have several extra ears on…

  • Cheddar popcorn is a light, delicious treat that's perfect for almost any occasion. Whether for a party, movie night or late-night munchie, cheddar popcorn is a quick, easy snack sure to satisfy kids…

  • There is no information about where popcorn was originally developed, but it is safe to assume that any area that grew corn probably had popcorn. Find out the history of popcorn in Mexico among the…

  • Pretty damned easy to do! If you're poor, Chinese, or just dying to have a unique tasting rice treat, here's the how-to guide to creating the little heard of Popcorn Rice. What is Popcorn Rice? Glad…

  • A popcorn kernel has a hard, waterproof, outer shell with a starchy interior. Although a popcorn kernel appears dry, there is actually a small amount of moisture inside the shell. When heated, the…

  • Cooking the popcorn in a microwave or hot air popper are not the only ways to cook popcorn. It is possible to make popcorn in an electric skillet, which might be a desirable choice for someone who…

  • Making sweet popcorn involves adding 2 tablespoons of sugar to hot popcorn kernels before they start to pop. Keep stirring hot kernels until they are all popped with helpful tips in this free video on…

  • In order to make a campfire popcorn, use an 18-by-18 piece of heavy-duty tin foil, 1 teaspoon of popcorn and 1 teaspoon of oil. Find out how to pouch popcorn in tin foil before placing it over a…

  • Start making toffee popcorn with one stick of butter, a quarter cup of white corn syrup and half cup of brown sugar. Make a sticky, but delicious toffee popcorn treat with help from a private chef and…

  • In order to make salt and vinegar popcorn, the most simple solution is to take gourmet popcorn and sprinkle salt and vinegar-flavored season salt on top. Find out how to make a salt and vinegar spray…

  • The smell of popcorn is a part of every carnival, movie theater and street fair. To pop popcorn on a large scale has become so easy and inexpensive that it seems as though there has always been a…

  • Popcorn is one of America's favorite snacks. This snack is low fat by itself, but tends to accumulate fat and calories after oil and butter flavoring is added.

  • Hot summer days at the fair always makes people think of sweet kettle corn. Wouldn't it be great to have it at home whenever you want? You Can! It's quick and easy and costs only pennies to make! The…

  • Popcorn is a happy snack, and many places could benefit from having a commercial popcorn machine. Commercial popcorn machines are a must at certain venues, such as theaters or the Coney Island…

  • Popcorn is the type of food you just have to eat when you watch a movie. You can buy some microwaveable popcorn for home movies, but it just isn't the same as the cinema's popcorn. Cinema popcorn…

  • Popcorn requires a high temperature to pop correctly. That means your lipid must have a high smoke point. Fats that are derived from animals burn easily, so go with a vegetable shortening for your…

  • Did you know that popcorn is one of the healthiest, and tastiest, snacks around? It's a whole grain food that's low in calories and fat and it's a complex carbohydrate. Popcorn is also high in fiber…

  • A commercial popcorn machine uses the same type of oil that is commonly used in home stovetop popcorn popping. A light oil with a high smoke point is always the best, ensuring the least amount of…

  • Nothing makes a trip to the movie theater complete like a bag of hot, buttery popcorn. Inhaling that rich aroma reminds you of fair midways and circus tents. Popcorn is almost irresistible. Popcorn…

  • No one knows for sure who discovered that the ordinary popcorn kernels explode when subjected to heat, creating a tasty treat. Archeological evidence verifies that popcorn has existed for over 5,500…

  • Popping your own popcorn on the stovetop in a pan provides a healthier alternative to the high-fat microwavable bagged popcorn. Control your portion size when you make homemade popcorn by making only…

  • Popcorn requires agitation in order to pop: you need to shake it vigorously during the heating process and keep it in oil to raise the temperature quickly. Because of that, you cannot normally pop…

  • How healthy popcorn is all depends on how you prepare and serve it. For example, popping corn on the stove requires oil, and microwave popcorn is usually loaded with fake butter. For this reason, many…

  • Nobody seems to know where or how popcorn shrimp originated, but it's generally agreed upon that it happened in Cajun country. The spicing and deep frying of these addictive, bite-size shrimp nuggets…

  • Popcorn is one of America's favorite snack foods. Naturally low in fat and high in fiber, popcorn is simple to prepare and is inexpensive compared to other snack foods. Popcorn can be eaten as is or…

  • Green popcorn is appropriate to several different holidays. During the Christmas season, you can create green popcorn to string on the tree. For St. Patrick's Day, you can make green popcorn as a fun…

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  • Popcorn machines revolutionized the way we make popcorn. Not only do these machines allow us to make popcorn without using any type of oil, which adds fat, there is no longer the need to stand over a…

  • Popcorn probably was first discovered in Mexico, where it was used for cooking and decorative purposes. Historical evidence also traces it back thousands of years to regions which now are the…

  • Popcorn sprouts are extremely sweet and tender, yet still pack a crunch. They are rich in vitamins E, C, B and A and a source of potassium, phosphorus, pantothenic acid, magnesium, lecithin, iron,…

  • Stove-top popcorn has a taste very different than that of microwave or air-popped corn. Once thought of as an old-fashioned way to pop corn, this style of popping is making a comeback. It isn't that…

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  • Every now and then, you'll get a truly stubborn batch of popcorn kernels. Commercial popcorn producers work hard to ensure high quality batches, so you're most likely to encounter this problem when…

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  • Remember when you had to heat up oil in a pot and place the uncooked corn kernels with the top on to get popcorn at home? Or when popcorn came out in the microwavable bags? Now you can make popcorn at…

  • Unless you are a diehard salted popcorn fan, there is nothing more satisfying than a bowl filled with lukewarm, sticky toffee popcorn. Since it does not package well and deliver its gooey goodness at…

  • If you want to make your party stand out from all the others, a carnival-style popcorn maker is the perfect way to make an ordinary party extraordinary. However, since most people don’t own a…

  • For a movie night at home, nothing beats homemade popcorn. By making the popcorn yourself on the stove, you can control the amount of oil you use and flavor it as you wish. Getting all of the kernels…

  • Popcorn chicken has been a staple in the American diet for many years. One doesn't have to go out to eat to get good popcorn chicken. It can be made at home using a few simple ingredients and some…

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  • Popcorn is one of the most popular snacks in the United Snacks. This delicious treat is created by heating up kernels of corn and waiting until the pieces are puffed out. If you are a popcorn lover,…

  • You can enjoy the convenience of microwaved popcorn without the artificial flavorings used in commercial brands. The recipe is simple and it only takes a few minutes to prepare.

  • Microwave popcorn makes it easy to prepare a snack for family movie night or just for watching television. However, making popcorn on a stove top brings back memories and adds flavor to this salty…

  • If you're tired of seasoning your popcorn with butter and salt, there are many other combinations of toppings you can use to lend your favorite snack a sweet, savory or spicy flavor. Follow these…

  • This is a variation of a recipe made famous by Paul Prudhomme, the Cajun culinary god. The New Orleans dish is so named because they're eaten by the handful, just like popcorn. Because crawfish, or…

  • Carmel popcorn is the perfect treat for the holiday season. This is the best Carmel popcorn recipe, straight from my mom's kitchen. Make a double batch, one for your family and then wrap the rest up…

  • Popcorn is a favorite snack for many, and there are several ways to make it at home. There is the old standby microwave bag, but using a popcorn popper gives you more variety with the finished…

  • Commercial Popcorn machines are great money makers for sporting events, festivals and fairs. The smell of freshly popped popcorn motivates passersby to buy a bag of popcorn. A commercial popcorn…

  • Popcorn is a delicious snack that many people enjoy, but it can pack on calories when you covered it with salt and butter. If you want to keep your popcorn both yummy and healthy, you can flavor it…

  • You don't need a fancy popcorn makers! A pot and a stove will do just as well. Makes about 4 quarts of popcorn.