GlocksRock

GlocksRock

Audioholic Spartan
Just regular butter flavored microwave popcorn. I like the popcorn that is sold by the boy scouts, but don't usually get it.
 
Matt34

Matt34

Moderator
I don't think it's available any longer but my favorite guilty pleasure is Orville Redenbacher's Cinnabon Popcorn.

 
F

fox

Audioholic
Popcorn at the theater can be really good, but it's not good for you, and at our local establishment for a small it is only $4.50, your cost may vary :confused:
 
lsiberian

lsiberian

Audioholic Overlord
Popcorn at the theater can be really good, but it's not good for you, and at our local establishment for a small it is only $4.50, your cost may vary :confused:
It's healthier than a lot of stuff people eat. At least it gots some fiber in it.:D
 
M

Martiad3

Audioholic
Best corn is when you make it yourself:

A few ounces of oil heated for 5.5 minutes. Throw in 3/4 of a solo cup of jalapenos for 6 minutes. Put in a full solo cup of kernels with some popcorn salt mixed in and let it pop. Yum.
 
Quickley17

Quickley17

Audioholic
Martiad, that sound phenomenal, I'm going to try that in my WhirlyPop.
 
avaserfi

avaserfi

Audioholic Ninja
Popcorn at the theater can be really good, but it's not good for you, and at our local establishment for a small it is only $4.50, your cost may vary :confused:
It's healthier than a lot of stuff people eat. At least it gots some fiber in it.:D
Not so sure the fiber outweighs the eating of corn at a theater:

A medium-sized popcorn and medium soda at the nation's largest movie chain pack the nutritional equivalent of three Quarter Pounders topped with 12 pats of butter, according to a report released today by the advocacy group Center for Science in the Public Interest.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-sci-movie-popcorn19-2009nov19,0,4003634.story [emphasis my own]

My first job was at a concessions stand at a movie theater, we used to make a game out of making "atomic popcorn." We would put as much oil and salt in the mix while it popped (someone started a fire once) and if someone ordered a large popcorn with butter and a diet soda we would try to put enough butter on the corn to, eventually, cause the bag to break.

FYI: The "butter" used at a movie theater is closer to a melted plastic than any food product I have seen. Ohh, and the popcorn salt smells like cotton candy, but is not at all sweet :eek:.

Best corn is when you make it yourself:

A few ounces of oil heated for 5.5 minutes. Throw in 3/4 of a solo cup of jalapenos for 6 minutes. Put in a full solo cup of kernels with some popcorn salt mixed in and let it pop. Yum.
I agree, for a quick fix I just do this. I sub a variety of ingredients, lately it has been fresh medium heat red chili powder from Hatch New Mexico with cayenne for heat - amazing.
 
lsiberian

lsiberian

Audioholic Overlord
Not so sure the fiber outweighs the eating of corn at a theater:



http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-sci-movie-popcorn19-2009nov19,0,4003634.story [emphasis my own]

My first job was at a concessions stand at a movie theater, we used to make a game out of making "atomic popcorn." We would put as much oil and salt in the mix while it popped (someone started a fire once) and if someone ordered a large popcorn with butter and a diet soda we would try to put enough butter on the corn to, eventually, cause the bag to break.

FYI: The "butter" used at a movie theater is closer to a melted plastic than any food product I have seen. Ohh, and the popcorn salt smells like cotton candy, but is not at all sweet :eek:.



I agree, for a quick fix I just do this. I sub a variety of ingredients, lately it has been fresh medium heat red chili powder from Hatch New Mexico with cayenne for heat - amazing.
Hatch has some great chiles so that must be very nice.
 
s162216

s162216

Full Audioholic
If I make it: Butterscotch Crunch Popcorn, the recipe came with my popcorn maker and it is the best stuff in the world literally. Especially if you leave it for an hour or so for it to become crunchy!

If buying: ordinary sweet cinema popcorn, I know its not as sweet as Butterkist popcorn but I can actually eat it without feeling sick after a while. Shame about the price though, about £2.50 for a small and about £4.50 for a large at my local cinema.
 
Rickster71

Rickster71

Audioholic Spartan
Stir Crazy popper by West Bend, with Orville Redenbacher's Popping Corn, popped in Smart Balance oil, sprinkled with chili powder.:)
 
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