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QuestionHow can I make the popcorn yellow?Community AnswerMelt some butter and pour it on top of the popcorn.
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QuestionWhat can I do about unpopped kernels?Community AnswerYou should just avoid eating them and throw them out. If they didn't pop the first time around, they most likely won't pop if you try again.
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QuestionWhy do my kernels sometimes burn?Community AnswerThe pan may be too hot, which has resulted in some scorching. It may help to turn down the temperature down.
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QuestionWhy is my maize kernel burning without even popping?Community AnswerYour pan is too hot. When you turn on the element, turn it to medium heat, let it warm up, and then add your oil and kernels.
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QuestionDo I need oil in order to make popcorn at home?Community AnswerYes, if you're making popcorn in a pan, oil is essential.
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QuestionWhy is my popcorn is not popping?Community AnswerYour pan might not be hot enough, or there might be a problem with the corn, which might be old or stale.
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QuestionWhy is oil needed? Won't it still cook/pop without it?Community AnswerWhile oil is not strictly necessary to make a great bowl of popcorn, it helps immensely with the process. The oil heats uniformly in the pan and is a much better conductor of heat than air. It allows the corn to pop marginally faster, and minimizes the risk of burning.
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