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    Do some microwaved popcorn bags come with butter on the popcorn?
    Qamar
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    Yes. Check the popcorn's package to see if the popcorn is flavored with butter.
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    Besides adding extra butter, what else can I do to make my microwave popcorn taste even better?
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    Often in the popcorn section of the grocery store you can find powdered seasonings you can add to your popcorn, sour cream and onion, white cheddar, nacho cheese, etc.
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    I have kettle corn popcorn. If I do this, will it make it buttery instead of sweet?
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    It will make it more buttery, but you will still be able to taste some of the sweetness.
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    How long do I have to pop the popcorn?
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    It depends on your microwave and the type of popcorn. See if you microwave has a popcorn setting, then stay close to listen. Stop the microwave when the pops start coming farther apart.
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    Where can I buy the bag of kernels?
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    The kernels come in special bags that are microwave only. These are in supermarkets.
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    How can I make sweet microwavable popcorn?
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    You'll probably need to just sprinkle sugar in the bag after and toss. I prefer stovetop because you can add more.
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    I followed this recipe and it just made my popcorn soggy. How do I avoid this from happening?
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    You most likely added too much butter. Reduce the amount of butter you use and avoid pouring the butter all in one spot.
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