DataDoc
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We eat popcorn while watching movies at home,
at least 2-3 times a week. I haven't been to a theater in over 10 years, but I do my share to consume popcorn.
We make our popcorn with oil in a Stir Crazy (best popper ever) and use real butter. Microwave popcorn and it's cousin "air" poppers are both trash.
This is the popcorn thread isn't it? 
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Jason Levine
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| Sure. Why not. 
I used to love Microwave popcorn until I started popping my own. Now I can't imagine going back. (Though I do have some Microwave popcorn left over that I'll have to use eventually.)
Have you ever tried popcorn for breakfast? A big bowl of popcorn with some milk poured over it. (Perhaps some sugar if you want it sweeter, but I prefer it without.)
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DataDoc
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·Suddenlink
| said by Jason Levine  :Sure. Why not. ... Have you ever tried popcorn for breakfast? A big bowl of popcorn with some milk poured over it. (Perhaps some sugar if you want it sweeter, but I prefer it without.) No, if I want a corn product for breakfast, I'm having grits. |
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travelguy
join:1999-09-03
Santa Fe, NM
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said by DataDoc We make our popcorn with oil in a Stir Crazy (best popper ever) and use real butter. [/BQUOTE :Bought this again a couple of years and won't look back. It's a bit of a drag to have to clean it, but not hard and worth it for the quality of the result. The hybrid popcorn in a jar works better than the bog standard bagged stuff. |
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DataDoc
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| Yeah, Rickenbacker's works for us, and not the white corn, only the yellow.
You have to hand wash the dome with a sponge, but I plug the bottom back in for a few seconds (after removing the stirrer) and then it's easy to paper towel the remaining oil away. |
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