Making Movie Theater Popcorn At Home | But Better


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Is it possible to make popcorn better than the movie theaters already do? Well…. I think so, maybe… First, we’ll make the greatest …

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  1. Sunny
    Sunny says:

    um… I feel kinda dumb not knowing that clarified butter is how you stop popcorn from going soggy. Will be making this now. Thanks💕
    I also make caramel popcorn before the movies and take it with me. heh

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  2. Kevin Case
    Kevin Case says:

    I tried to watch this to get instructions on how to make great popcorn but instead I just stared at the Migauss on his wrist. By far my favorite watch. 😂

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  3. Ashley Brandt
    Ashley Brandt says:

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  4. Dark Naio
    Dark Naio says:

    That third recipe, I immediately recognized it as soon as he started making the sauce. I actually originally found it on the back of a bag of this stuff called puffcorn. Same people who make Cheetos and stuff. It's hard as fuck to find in stores at least where I live, but you can get it online pretty easily. It's basically nearly perfectly flavored (in the generic sense so not like it's amazing just fitting) cheese puff type things but with a better consistency unique to themselves in my opinion. This makes an amazing treat that melts entirely in your mouth with obviously no kernels to worry about. Almost exactly the same recipe too as far as how to make it and bake it aside from actually popping the popcorn. You just make the sauce, coat all of the puffcorn, bake it in the oven at a low temperature about 250 for 30 to 40 minutes and then dry on parchment paper making sure to separate the pieces as much as you can or else they will stick together *forever*.

    Make it sometime and you'll literally want to make it all the time if you like sweet stuff. It literally melts in your mouth. It is sin, tasty tasty sin.

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  5. Vincent McManus
    Vincent McManus says:

    using clarified butter like that isn't the best idea, since it can cause soggy popcorn, and doesn't give as intense of a butter flavor. Use Flavacol, coconut oil, and the artificial movie theater butter instead.

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  6. Boring Old White Guy
    Boring Old White Guy says:

    I'm sorry but you missed something HUGE here, but you can be forgiven due to your age. Most people who grew up in the 90's or later never got to experience the wonders of movie theater popcorn popped in coconut oil. They took it out for "health reasons" and the world has never the same. We even used to get popcorn kits in the supermarket that had the corn and the same yellow dyed coconut oil based popcorn oil and yellow butter flavored salt. It was as close as one could get to real movie theater popcorn without having to buy a ticket. I taught my kids the joys of popping in coconut oil when they were young and they have never used seed oil or shortening since.

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  7. apollstar1
    apollstar1 says:

    I'm disappointed in you. I expected you to go through the different types of popcorn kernals out there. It's a battle to as which popcorn kernal types make the best popcorn. Talking about mushroom popcorn kernals and the other types I forgot, and mixtures of multiple.

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  8. squeakyclean
    squeakyclean says:

    Hi, what grade maple syrup do you use? Not too familiar with differences but I understand there are like 4 grades, yours looks like grade 3 (dark) but I'm not certain, don't wanna make it too bitter or smth.

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