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  • Question
    What if the popcorn is prebuttered? Does that change anything?
    Community Answer
    No, it does not.
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    Can I make microwave popcorn, leave it in the bag, and serve it an hour later?
    Community Answer
    Yes, but it is going to be a little hard, a tad stale and not hot.
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    Can I reheat microwave popcorn in a microwave?
    Community Answer
    I actually have reheated popcorn in the microwave. If you have butter/margarine on it that moisture will heat up on the popcorn. I have actually got un-popped kernels to reheat and pop, too. But it was not as good as the first time.
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    How do I make my popcorn sugary instead of salty?
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    You would just add sugar to the popcorn rather than salt. You can also look into kettle corn varieties, as they are typically sweet.
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    Can I open an Act II bag of kettle corn and microwave it in another container?
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    No, this popcorn is specially formulated to be microwaved only in its original bag. Using another container could cause damage.
  • Question
    My microwave just broke, but I have many bags of microwave popcorn. Is there another way to make it without buying a new microwave?
    Luna
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    You can make microwave popcorn on the stovetop by placing the bag in a covered cast iron skillet and heating it until the popping slows to one or two pops every few seconds. You may want to add extra butter for flavor.
  • Question
    Does microwave popcorn cause cancer?
    Luna
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    While microwave popcorn is not the healthiest option, it does not contain chemicals known to cause cancer.
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