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You can even staple the bag closed. But now I'm a whirlypop convert. Coconut oil and flavacol popcorn salt. Yum.
by hackernudes 3y ago
You can even staple the bag closed. But now I'm a whirlypop convert. Coconut oil and flavacol popcorn salt. Yum.
- worthless-trash 3y agoI thought you were not meant to put metal into a microwave ?
- Larrikin 3y agoIt depends on the shape and size. Smooth metal spoon in the microwave will be fine, a fork in the microwave will get electrical arcs and possibly destroy your microwave. Personally I'd just use some kind of metal-free chip clamp instead of actual staples, just to be safe.
- ziml77 3y agoIt's not even very obvious what won't arc. FreshDirect sells pre-cooked turkey burgers. They come in a metal container with the edges bent over in a way to allow a plastic lid to snap on. Their official cooking instructions stay to just remove the lid and put the container in the microwave. It was surprising, but it doesn't have any arcing issues.
- leetrout 3y agoIndeed. That is the way. I measure a heaping tablespoon of solidified ghee and melt it and add 1 tsp flavacol and toss the popped corn with it to get a similar flavor.
- bschwindHN 3y ago> Coconut oil and flavacol popcorn salt I used to work at a movie theater, this is the way.
- atentaten 3y agoYep. This brings the movie theater flavor to your home.