Some of the mundane everyday objects where they can be found include common food packaging products like fast food wrappers, non-stick cookware and microwaveable popcorn bags. Brosché mentioned ...

is so easy it’s hardly a recipe at all: paper bag popcorn (aka, DIY microwave popcorn). Using a plain brown paper bag, I can make a batch of popcorn in less than 3 minutes and everyone flips for ...

I was genuinely surprised at how good the popcorn tasted, way better than the prepacked little bags, and how little of the corn was left unpopped when finished (tip: center in the microwave for ...

You can find premium quality kernels at a fraction of the cost of microwave popcorn in pre-portioned bags. If you don’t have paper lunch bags, you can use a large microwave-safe bowl and a ...

Although popcorn is a favourite sweet or salty treat ... rather than use the microwave bags. "Yea just do regular kernels over the stove, it's so much cheaper and tastes better, one said.