
# The Difference Between Soggy & Crispy Popcorn

Hi everyone, this is David Parker from Kernel Kravings. Today, I'd like to talk about the difference between soggy and crispy popcorn. 

The idea of having delicious, perfectly cooked popcorn is nothing new. What’s relatively new is how fast we can now make it. With microwavable popcorn, we can get crunchy popcorn kernels in under five minutes. 

When it comes down to it, there are two main types of popcorn: soggy and crispy. Soggy popcorn is the kind you get when you don’t use enough butter on the kernels, or take it out too soon. Your popcorn will usually lose its crunchiness and become soft, often turning a pale yellow color as it cools.

Crispy popcorn is the type you want to aim for. This popcorn retains its crunchy exterior and fluffy interior, often coming out a deep golden-yellow in color. Creating crispy popcorn is all about timing — you have to keep an eye on the kernels to ensure that you take them out just before they turn brown. Using a good amount of butter also helps keep the kernels’ coating intact.

Keep in mind though, it may take a few attempts to get crispy popcorn just right. Don’t worry though — if you ever need help perfecting your popcorn technique, sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter for tips and tricks. 

So, that’s the difference between soggy and crispy popcorn. Get it right and you’ll have the perfect batch of popcorn just in time for movie night. Sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter to learn more about the perfect popcorn technique.

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The idea of having delicious, perfectly cooked popcorn is nothing new. What’s relatively new is how fast we can now make it. With microwavable popcorn, we can get crunchy popcorn kernels in under five minutes.
When it comes down to it, there are two main types of popcorn: soggy and crispy. Soggy popcorn is the kind you get when you don’t use enough butter on the kernels, or take it out too soon. Your popcorn will usually lose its crunchiness and become soft, often turning a pale yellow color as it cools.
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# Easy Microwave Popcorn Hacks to Make Movie Watching Stress-Free

_By Christopher Rolfson, microwave popcorn enthusiast and owner of Kernel Kravings, a Houston-based blog_

Kernel Kravings is here to make sure your movie nights are filled with not only great films, but delicious popcorn as well. With the right tips, making popcorn at home is easier than you think! Here are a few of our favorite microwave popcorn hacks that will guarantee you movie night success! 

**1. Go ahead, butter up!**

Nothings beats buttery, salted popcorn for movie nights. To get a nice, even coating, put your popcorn in a microwave-safe bowl and lightly sprinkle with a little butter and salt. Then, place a damp paper towel over it and place it in the microwave for about two minutes. That’s all it takes! 

**2. Beat boredom with mix-ins!**

Add a little variety to your go-to popcorn with some fun mix-ins. You can trail mix it up with savory ingredients like nuts, herbs, or spices. Or, you can try something a little sweeter, adding chocolate chips, marshmallows, or mini candy pieces. That way, you’ll never get bored with your popcorn. 

No matter how you make it, microwave popcorn is a great way to add some deliciousness to your movie watching experience. And don’t forget to sign up for our Kernel Kravings newsletter for even more movie night advice and delicious popcorn recipes!

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1. Go ahead, butter up!
Nothings beats buttery, salted popcorn for movie nights. To get a nice, even coating, put your popcorn in a microwave-safe bowl and lightly sprinkle with a little butter and salt. Then, place a damp paper towel over it and place it in the microwave for about two minutes. That’s all it takes!
2. Beat boredom with mix-ins!
Add a little variety to your go-to popcorn with some fun mix-ins. You can trail mix it up with savory ingredients like nuts, herbs, or spices. Or, you can try something a little sweeter, adding chocolate chips, marshmallows, or mini candy pieces. That way, you’ll never get bored with your popcorn.
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# Fixes For Stale Popcorn From the Microwave

Hey there Kernel Kravings fans, it's Steven Fox, the Fort Worth native and microwave popcorn aficionado, here with some tips on how to keep your popcorn fresh and delicious. You likely know that pre-packaged microwave popcorn can become unappetizingly stale after a while and I'm here to help you keep it delicious.

First, you can avoid buying pre-packaged microwave popcorn altogether and make fresh popcorn right at home with a popcorn maker or stove top method. A popcorn maker is a great investment both economically and flavor-wise, while the stove top method is quick and simple.

If pre-packaged microwave popcorn is your only option, be sure to use a microwave cover to keep moisture from making your popcorn soggy. Make sure the cover you buy has holes that will allow steam to escape, so as not to make your popcorn too wet. 

No matter how you choose to make your popcorn, I hope these tips will help you keep your popcorn delicious for the long haul! 

If you want to get even more of my popcorn recipes, be sure to sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter for more insider tips and tricks to keep your popcorn popping!

Hey there Kernel Kravings fans, it's Steven Fox, the Fort Worth native and microwave popcorn aficionado, here with some tips on how to keep your popcorn fresh and delicious. You likely know that pre-packaged microwave popcorn can become unappetizingly stale after a while and I'm here to help you keep it delicious.
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No matter how you choose to make your popcorn, I hope these tips will help you keep your popcorn delicious for the long haul!
If you want to get even more of my popcorn recipes, be sure to sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter for more insider tips and tricks to keep your popcorn popping!

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# Emergency Movie Snacks When You Run Out of Popcorn

Ah, the classic movie night — what's better than gathering together with friends or family, popping some popcorn, and settling in for some classic film entertainment? But what happens when you find yourself unexpectedly without any popcorn? 

Fear not, for I, Steven Fox of Kernel Kravings, have you covered! There are so many options for snacks in a pinch, and I'm here to share some of my favorites.

If you can spare a few minutes, try baking a batch of homemade chips. These come together quickly, and the toppings are only limited by your imagination! 

Alternatively, you can hit the pantry for some corn chips or pretzels. Load up some nachos with your favorite cheese and toppings. Don't forget the jalapeños!

These snacks may not take the place of popcorn in your heart, but they'll have your stomach satisfied. Don't forget to sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter for more tasty recipes and tips!

Ah, the classic movie night — what's better than gathering together with friends or family, popping some popcorn, and settling in for some classic film entertainment? But what happens when you find yourself unexpectedly without any popcorn?
Fear not, for I, Steven Fox of Kernel Kravings, have you covered! There are so many options for snacks in a pinch, and I'm here to share some of my favorites.
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These snacks may not take the place of popcorn in your heart, but they'll have your stomach satisfied. Don't forget to sign up for the Kernel Kravings newsletter for more tasty recipes and tips!

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**Say Goodbye to the Annoyance of Unwanted Popcorn in Your Teeth**

Hello popcorn fans! I'm Steven Fox, Fort Worth native and microwave popcorn aficionado. I know many of you have experienced the annoyance of unwanted popcorn caught between your teeth after a delicious snack. I understand that many of you have tried to remove the popcorn with your tongue, or a toothpick... with limited success. 

Well, I'm here to share some tips for more effective and efficient popcorn removal. 
- If you have the right tool, the job is much simpler. Invest in a toothbrush with a tongue scraper, or use dental floss to gently work away at the popcorn. 
- Make sure to rinse your mouth afterwards to remove any remaining remnants. 

Once you have the right tool and technique, you can munch on popcorn worry-free. To continue learning more delicious and popcorn-filled recipes, make sure to sign up for [Kernel Kravings newsletter.][1]

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Say Goodbye to the Annoyance of Unwanted Popcorn in Your Teeth
Hello popcorn fans! I'm Steven Fox, Fort Worth native and microwave popcorn aficionado. I know many of you have experienced the annoyance of unwanted popcorn caught between your teeth after a delicious snack. I understand that many of you have tried to remove the popcorn with your tongue, or a toothpick... with limited success.
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<li>Make sure to rinse your mouth afterwards to remove any remaining remnants.</li>
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Once you have the right tool and technique, you can munch on popcorn worry-free. To continue learning more delicious and popcorn-filled recipes, make sure to sign up for <a href="#">Kernel Kravings newsletter.</a>

Say Goodbye to the Annoyance of Unwanted Popcorn in Your Teeth


# Common First Aid Solutions for Popcorn Kernels Getting Stuck in the Throat

Hi everyone, this is Christopher Rolfson from Kernel Kravings! We’re a Houston-based blog dedicated to everything popcorn and today we’re talking about a common issue—what to do if popcorn kernels get stuck in the throat?

We’ve all experienced that ‘ouch’ feeling when a popcorn kernel goes down the wrong way while we’re enjoying our favorite snack. The kernels can become lodged in the back of the throat or even further down, which can be painful and even dangerous.

If it’s just a few kernels stuck in your throat, it should eventually pass. However, if you’re having difficulty or you’re in a lot of pain, it’s important to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

At home, there are a few easy first aid solutions you can try. Chloraseptic sore throat spray with hexylresorcinol is a great option for pain relief and loosening the kernels. For more serious cases, the Magni-Chloewood dual ended throat irrigation kit is a handy tool for dislodging the popcorn kernels.

If you seem to find yourself dealing with popcorn kernel stuck in your throat all too frequently, it may be time to look into a safer alternative. Popcorn balls, for example, are a great choice since the entire kernel is encased in a soft, spongy batter.

No matter what your preferred popcorn solution is, no one should have to suffer from something even as small as popcorn kernel stuck in their throat. So if you’re stuck in a sticky popcorn situation, use the tips above and keep Kernel Kravings in mind – sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop and stay safe while enjoying your favorite snacks!

Hi everyone, this is Christopher Rolfson from Kernel Kravings! We’re a Houston-based blog dedicated to everything popcorn and today we’re talking about a common issue—what to do if popcorn kernels get stuck in the throat?
We’ve all experienced that ‘ouch’ feeling when a popcorn kernel goes down the wrong way while we’re enjoying our favorite snack. The kernels can become lodged in the back of the throat or even further down, which can be painful and even dangerous.
If it’s just a few kernels stuck in your throat, it should eventually pass. However, if you’re having difficulty or you’re in a lot of pain, it’s important to seek medical attention as soon as possible.
At home, there are a few easy first aid solutions you can try. Chloraseptic sore throat spray with hexylresorcinol is a great option for pain relief and loosening the kernels. For more serious cases, the Magni-Chloewood dual ended throat irrigation kit is a handy tool for dislodging the popcorn kernels.
If you seem to find yourself dealing with popcorn kernel stuck in your throat all too frequently, it may be time to look into a safer alternative. Popcorn balls, for example, are a great choice since the entire kernel is encased in a soft, spongy batter.
No matter what your preferred popcorn solution is, no one should have to suffer from something even as small as popcorn kernel stuck in their throat. So if you’re stuck in a sticky popcorn situation, use the tips above and keep Kernel Kravings in mind – sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop and stay safe while enjoying your favorite snacks!

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The Difference Between Soggy & Crispy Popcorn

Microwave Popcorn Hacks for Stress-Free Movie Watching

Fixes For Stale Popcorn From the Microwave

Emergency Movie Snacks When You Run Out of Popcorn

Say Goodbye to the Annoyance of Unwanted Popcorn in Your Teeth

Common First Aid Solutions for Popcorn Kernels Getting Stuck in the Throat