Bring on the butter on my popcorn.
If it isn't buttered, I can't eat it.
Did I mention I voted "Butter?"
If it isn't buttered, I can't eat it.
Did I mention I voted "Butter?"
I'm noticing a trend here.Godavari said:OH MY GOD I LOVE BUTTER.
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And by the way, I hate pretzels. They're much more tasteless than popcorn. Especially BUTTERED popcorn.
Wow, I was over my friends place with absolutely nothing to eat when I managed to spy some popcorn that even the friends mum overlooked! WE WERE OVERWHELMED WITH POPCORN GOODNESS!!! But I prefer caramel corn.Portal Maniac said:So, here I am sitting all by my lonesome, browsing the 'Scapist. Not having a bite since five-thirty, I grew a bit hungry. After browsing the pantry, refrigerator, and even the freezer, I turned up snackless. But then, on the kitchen table, I spied the metal container filled with popcorn that my grandma had left earlier today. And so I found my snack.
But having been eating these delicious kernels for a few minutes, I wondered why we eat these in such massive amounts. They're relatively tasteless, they more often than not leave you thirsty, they get stuck in your teeth and back of your throat (don't you just hate that?), and they also don't really have significant nutritional value. We also have many other tastier snacks, ones that are also healthier. Pretzels, for one.
So, why do you think that we humans keep eating these things? I for one think it's because they're easy to produce and make you feel like you're eating more that you actually are. My favorite popcorn type is caramel-covered, by the way
EDIT: A bit late to the start, and I honestly have no idea how I forgot about it, but kettle corn has been added to the poll!
YES.Portal Maniac said:they get stuck in your teeth and back of your throat (don't you just hate that?)
Codpiece.emwhite123 said:and yet again you make no sence whatsoeverSimriel said:Copporn.