Place a few ears of corn on a microwave-safe dish, cover them with a wet paper towel, and start microwaving them in 30-second ...

One ear of corn offers about 20 grams of carbohydrates, 2.5 grams of fiber and 2.6 grams of protein, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's food database.A bag of microwave popcorn, on ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...

Popcorn is entertaining to make – the pops, crackles and booms make for a pop-ular snack. This 1987 farmer set out to make popcorn even better. This corncob went straight into the microwave ...