or even Tuesday afternoons on a bowl of warm soup. We know through name alone that popcorn comes from corn, but not just any kernel will pop into the crunchy snack we know and love. The species of ...

Have you ever wondered if that bowl of popcorn you enjoy during movie nights or as an afternoon snack is truly as healthy as it seems? In recent years, popcorn has been hailed as a whole-grain snack ...

If you choose the microwave route, a collapsible silicone popper bowl does the trick really well. And because it’s collapsible, it’s easy to store. Begin by placing your popcorn kernels into the ...

Dried corn kernels are readily available from most supermarkets. Commercially-produced ready-to-cook popcorn kernels are also available, sealed in bags that you just put in the microwave.

Add one tablespoon of coconut oil and 1/4 teaspoon of salt into a large microwave-safe bowl and heat in the microwave for 30-45 seconds, just long enough for the coconut oil to melt and for the ...

The best popcorn makers will cook fluffy, crisp and evenly popped corn for your movie night at home, or even just as a low-calorie snack during the day. The worst will leave you hugging a bowl of half ...

Not all corn pops! Popcorn is a special type of corn. Some other grains, such as quinoa and sorghum, can pop too; but popcorn is the biggest and best popper! This picture shows 200 kernels of popcorn ...