You Don’t Have To Buy Microwave Popcorn Ever Again!
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Cindy trowbridge says
Ok…
Nancy says
This sounds great, but from the microwave training I’ve gotten as a home economist, I’ve been told that brown paper bags and other bags may have been made from recycled materials and may catch on fire in a microwave.
Kathleen Sue Hylton says
I’m not trying to be a smart mouth.. but so what if it does catch on fire? There is a remote chance it will . unless you were to plan to really make black popcorn.. It could be put out right away and would be contained in the microwave anyway.. My gas stove has open flames that flare up from time to time.. Fire is not to be feared always and people can be trusted to operate a microwave with paper in it.. just sayin. I think we have gotten overly cautious in this day of law suits.
Deanna says
how about skip the microwave all together?
Oil in a pot.
Heat oil.
Add popcorn.
Pop.
Done.. no nasty mircowave.
Nancy A. says
My microwave instruction booklet (Panasonic stainless steel model from Costco) says NEVER put a paper bag i micro because of potential fire hazard.
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Katie says
Thank you! We’re looking into it. In the meantime please email [email protected] if you need any other help! Thanks!
D. Flegel says
Not really sure what’s healthy about making anything in a microwave?
Karen says
Turned out awesome! We used non GMO popcorn, olive oil and sea salt. One minute and fifty seconds was perfect for us. (1000 W)