What do you put on your popcorn??
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My dad makes the best popcorn ever. He uses a Whirley-pop - half a cup of plain popcorn, 3 tablespoons of olive oil. Makes 3 great sized servings...and of course we add lot of salt. Soooo good. I need to get myself a whirley pop.0
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ok, so I bought a bunchof fun things to go on my popcorn thanks to all the great ideas! My favorite is....Bacon Salt!!!!!!!!!!! OMG it tastes so good and its salty too I also bought something called Kernel Seasonings Popcorn Spray in butter flavor- it helps the stuff stick to the popcorn which i LOVE.
I also bought Kernel Seasonings powder flavor in "cheddar flavor" but get this- it chokes me! I mean it must be something about how fine the powder is but when I smell it or put a popcorn in my mouth the powder inhales up into my lungs! Is that weird or what? Its sort of like when you take a big whiff of powdered pepper except this stuff is not spicy, I don't get it. Everytime I tried to eat a popcorn I started coughing. I had to throw the popcorn away that I had put the powder on! Very strange...0 -
ok, so I bought a bunchof fun things to go on my popcorn thanks to all the great ideas! My favorite is....Bacon Salt!!!!!!!!!!! OMG it tastes so good and its salty too I also bought something called Kernel Seasonings Popcorn Spray in butter flavor- it helps the stuff stick to the popcorn which i LOVE.
I also bought Kernel Seasonings powder flavor in "cheddar flavor" but get this- it chokes me! I mean it must be something about how fine the powder is but when I smell it or put a popcorn in my mouth the powder inhales up into my lungs! Is that weird or what? Its sort of like when you take a big whiff of powdered pepper except this stuff is not spicy, I don't get it. Everytime I tried to eat a popcorn I started coughing. I had to throw the popcorn away that I had put the powder on! Very strange...
I've had that too! Salt and vinegar Kernals seasoning sprinked after butter spray (so it sticks).0 -
My dad makes the best popcorn ever. He uses a Whirley-pop - half a cup of plain popcorn, 3 tablespoons of olive oil. Makes 3 great sized servings...and of course we add lot of salt. Soooo good. I need to get myself a whirley pop.
I just used my Whirly pop! It makes the best popcorn! I only use 2 TBL of canola oil. But I put about 1 TBL of butter on with salt. There isn't anything better!0 -
I put Brewer's Yeast on my popcorn. You can find it in health food stores. That and just enough butter to make it stick. And of course the occasional M&M finds its way in....somehow....0
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Try adding about 1/3 to 1/2 tsp of powdered ranch dressing. It's AWESOME! Had a friend turn me onto it the other day, and now I crave it. Not bad on the calories, either!0
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all these ideas sound yummy!!!
I like to try ranch powder sounds interesting.0 -
omg i love this thread for ideas
is there a way to save threads :laugh:0 -
I put a 100 cal. bag of M&M's in my popcorn.
:bigsmile:
LOVE IT!!!!
(thank you Tami for telling me about this)
Thanks Em or whomever gets to this response first:flowerforyou:
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omg i love this thread for ideas
is there a way to save threads :laugh:
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My dad makes the best popcorn ever. He uses a Whirley-pop - half a cup of plain popcorn, 3 tablespoons of olive oil. Makes 3 great sized servings...and of course we add lot of salt. Soooo good. I need to get myself a whirley pop.
mmm and for those of us wondering what the heck a whirly-pop might be like me:blushing: ?
"Something manual to replace the use of appliances like the microwave oven or a plugged-in popcorn popper - the Whirly Pop, that lets you pop popcorn the old-fashioned way."
Google is our best friend:smooched:
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Here's a few add-on's I came across.....
Other nutritional ingredients that can be mix in popcorn are:
o 1 /3 cup chopped dried fruit provides iron and fiber
o 2 tbsp. soy nuts gives fiber and calcium
o 2 tbsp. whole almonds gives protein, iron and fiber
o 2 tbsp shredded Parmesan cheese gives protein and calcium
o 10 pretzel sticks gives B vitamins
o 2 tbsp. pumpkin seeds gives protein and fiber
o 1 /2 cup dry unsweetened cereal gives iron and B vitamins
*Old Bay Seasoning
*Honey drizzled
*GOOD SEASONS Italian Salad Dressing Packet
*pizza seasoning
*Agave nectar (a plant-based alternative to honey) and sea salt make an incredible combination, a lot like kettle corn and SO good!
*I dip my popcorn in vinegar... yumm a favorite. :noway: (has anyone here tried this?)
*I sprinkle mine with dill, hot sauce, and crushed garlic. Maybe some chili powder.
OK, so there's a few more ideas I dug up on the web for anyone interested in trying out something new & different:drinker:
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"This is a recipe from the book "YOU:On a Diet" by Michael F. Roizen, M.D., and Mehmet C. Oz, M.D. (A great book, in my opinion, for the recipes alone).
You need:
1/2 cup popcorn kernels
Flavored cooking spray (butter, olive oil, garlic)
Garlic salt or cinnamon
Place the popcorn in a two-and-a-half quart microwave safe bowl, microwave for four to five minutes (don't burn it!) Pour it on to a baking sheet, coat with spray, and follow with the garlic salt or cinnamon. The nutritional breakdown for this is 61 Calories, fat - .8 g, carbs - 5 g, protein - 1 g, and sodium - 0 g.
Make sure you use about 1-2 seconds of spray at most - with Pam, that's 14 calories. If you use 1/3 second, I really doubt you'll cover the popcorn.
I recommend using olive oil spray for the garlic variety, and butter spray if you're using cinnamon.
Enjoy"
I can't imagine this recipe not being fine with the use of hot-air popped corn as well.0 -
ah ok, so looks like you can gift this or eat it!
Herbal Popcorn Seasoning
This is a healthy alternative to the traditional salt-coated snack.
Combine with a bag of organic popcorn and a DVD in a festive bowl adorned with ribbons.
1⁄4 cup dried basil
1⁄4 cup dried marjoram
1⁄4 cup dried thyme
1⁄2 cup nutritional yeast powder
1 cup cheddar cheese powder
1⁄4 cup garlic powder
1⁄8 cup kelp powder
In a grinder, grind basil, marjoram and thyme and mix well with the rest of the ingredients. Store in an airtight glass container away from heat and light. Attach the following instructions on a gift tag:
Sprinkle on lightly buttered popcorn.
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I usually air pop kernals and then spray them with a 0 calorie spray like I Cant Believe Its Not Butter or Smart Start butter spray. And the obligatory shakes of salt, but I am constantly working out and can use a little more salt in my diet, if you are not sweating alot every day then limit the extra salt you use in your diet.0
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ah ok, so looks like you can gift this or eat it!
Herbal Popcorn Seasoning
This is a healthy alternative to the traditional salt-coated snack.
Combine with a bag of organic popcorn and a DVD in a festive bowl adorned with ribbons.
1⁄4 cup dried basil
1⁄4 cup dried marjoram
1⁄4 cup dried thyme
1⁄2 cup nutritional yeast powder
1 cup cheddar cheese powder
1⁄4 cup garlic powder
1⁄8 cup kelp powder
In a grinder, grind basil, marjoram and thyme and mix well with the rest of the ingredients. Store in an airtight glass container away from heat and light. Attach the following instructions on a gift tag:
Sprinkle on lightly buttered popcorn.
-Recipe courtesy of Kim Erickson
yummy that sounds sooo good0 -
Im glad to know Im not the only one who love M&M's in their popcorn lol I prefer the peanut ones....0
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