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theater owner named Glen W. Dickinson Sr. installed popcorn machines in the lobbies of his
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moisture level at which they expand the most. This differs by variety and conditions, but is generally in the range of 14–15% moisture by weight. If the kernels are over-dried, the expansion rate will suffer and the percentage of kernels that pop will decline. Old popcorn tends to dry out, lowering the yield.
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created steam that drove a small engine to drive gears, shaft, and the agitator that stirred the corn, and also powered a small puppet, "The Toasty Roasty Man", an attention-getting amusement to attract business. A wire connected to the top of the cooking pan allowed the operator to disengage the
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more tender and are associated with higher quality. For the grower, distributor and vendor, expansion is closely correlated with profit: vendors such as theaters buy popcorn by weight and sell it by volume. For these reasons, higher-expansion popcorn fetches a higher profit per unit weight.
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drive mechanism, lift the cover, and dump popped corn into the storage bin beneath. Exhaust from the steam engine was piped to a pan below the corn storage bin and kept freshly popped corn warm. Excess steam was also used to operate a small, shrill whistle to attract attention.
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2566:"How to String Popcorn on a Christmas Tree"
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2090:. Wyandot Popcorn Museum. Archived from
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1888:"A History of Popcorn – Hungry History"
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1711:"Ancient Popcorn Unearthed in Peru"
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2514:"Popcorn brands ban diacytel"
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681:Popcorn being cooked in a pan
2472:Food and Drug Administration
2000:"ESMIS – View Document Info"
1970:US Department of Agriculture
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1345:Percentages estimated using
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1659:"The Evolution of Corn"
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3003:List of popcorn brands
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1578:List of maize dishes
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3047:Sweet Corn Festival
2546:on 14 February 2009
2500:The Washington Post
2094:on 26 February 2010
2076:on 4 February 2011.
1754:2012PNAS..109.1755G
1709:Stromberg, Joseph,
1573:List of dried foods
1442:, and most contain
1108:Pantothenic acid (B
919:
726:Expansion and yield
536:Valparaiso, Indiana
513:Orville Redenbacher
3242:Mămăligă în pături
2950:Maize streak virus
2520:. 5 September 2007
1979:on 16 January 2013
1628:"How Popcorn Pops"
1312:Other constituents
885:-covered popcorn.
866:
848:
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540:Van Buren, Indiana
509:
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431:first appeared in
410:Ancestral Puebloan
256:) is a variety of
3792:
3791:
3745:Taxon identifiers
3736:
3735:
3732:
3731:
2897:Corn construction
2693:978-1-57003-300-1
2672:978-1-56676-932-7
2653:978-0-8493-2377-5
2595:Cornknowledge.net
2314:978-0-309-48834-1
2165:Hallauer, p. 214.
2151:Hallauer, p. 213.
1840:. 29 October 2013
1593:Popcorn seasoning
1505:in some parts of
1357:
1356:
1302:
1301:
913:Nutritional value
846:A bag of popcorn.
656:Chicago, Illinois
582:Popping mechanism
572:elementary school
532:Ridgway, Illinois
390:
389:
382:
364:, as appropriate.
239:
238:
213:Z. m. everta
16:(Redirected from
3852:
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3784:
3772:
3771:
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3477:Battered sausage
3411:Pastel de choclo
3347:Breads and cakes
3130:Public relations
3070:
3038:(1994 sculpture)
2978:Cornstalk fiddle
2725:
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2702:
2697:
2676:
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2625:Abbey Newsletter
2617:
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2597:. Archived from
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2012:
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1748:(5): 1755–1759.
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1688:www.nal.usda.gov
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1666:
1655:
1649:
1642:
1636:
1635:
1623:
1556:
1551:
1550:
1520:replacement for
1511:Balkan peninsula
1448:proanthocyanidin
1389:dietary minerals
1163:
1128:
1111:
1094:
1077:
1060:
1050:
1017:
920:
864:, Korean popcorn
852:breakfast cereal
835:, very powerful
692:clarified butter
620:Zea mays everta,
477:Great Depression
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2907:Nixtamalization
2885:
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2679:
2673:
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2654:
2644:Specialty Corns
2641:
2638:
2636:Further reading
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2601:on 6 April 2014
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2081:
2066:"Brief History"
2064:
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2054:
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1808:www.popcorn.org
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1391:, particularly
1363:(including 15%
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837:aroma compounds
790:
761:
751:, purple, and
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630:Cooking methods
584:
470:Zea mays everta
456:Charles Cretors
386:
375:
369:
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5:
3858:
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3815:Maize products
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3217:Ginataang mais
3214:
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3182:Corn crab soup
3179:
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3159:
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2732:Maize and corn
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2505:
2490:
2479:on 25 May 2009
2458:
2431:(4): 626–659.
2413:
2394:(3): 236–251.
2369:
2351:Mann, Denise.
2340:
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2079:
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1440:phenolic acids
1432:
1431:Phytochemicals
1429:
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914:
911:
900:home appliance
881:mixed in with
806:movie theaters
789:
786:
760:
757:
727:
724:
712:popcorn hammer
631:
628:
583:
580:
544:Schaller, Iowa
507:organic garden
388:
387:
348:of the subject
346:worldwide view
341:
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3389:Corn tortilla
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3227:Hasty pudding
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3123:
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3120:Glucose syrup
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3035:Field of Corn
3032:
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2986:United States
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2917:Popcorn maker
2915:
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2902:Maize milling
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3177:Corn chowder
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3835:Snack foods
3659:Champurrado
3608:Maque choux
3583:Huitlacoche
3563:Corn relish
3553:Corn flakes
3531:Other foods
3517:Milho frito
3384:Corn cookie
3374:Chipa guasu
3090:Mielie-meal
3073:Ingredients
3029:Corn School
3024:Corn Palace
2982:By country
2912:Wet-milling
2605:18 December
2575:18 December
2570:Wikihow.com
2550:18 December
2229:25 November
2127:popcorn.org
2098:21 November
1917:Popcorn.org
1892:HISTORY.com
1716:Smithsonian
1568:Corn kernel
1563:Butter salt
1554:Food portal
1417:coconut oil
1381:Daily Value
1057:Thiamine (B
887:Kettle corn
788:Consumption
759:Terminology
714:", a large
600:gelatinizes
491:diminished
475:During the
429:popped corn
427:. The term
280:taxonomized
246:popped corn
175:Panicoideae
171:Subfamily:
145:Commelinids
119:Angiosperms
3799:Categories
3568:Corn sauce
3446:Spoonbread
3401:Johnnycake
2960:Production
2935:BBCH-scale
2890:Processing
2834:By origin
2746:Amylomaize
2255:1570033005
1968:(Report).
1897:21 January
1869:21 January
1844:21 January
1813:16 January
1694:16 January
1610:References
1497:Other uses
1491:Jolly Time
1487:Pop Secret
1444:flavonoids
1405:B vitamins
1397:phosphorus
1385:riboflavin
1235:Phosphorus
862:Gangnaengi
802:snack food
780:, such as
753:variegated
720:rotisserie
624:flint corn
402:New Mexico
370:March 2023
319:sweet corn
315:flour corn
307:flint corn
296:flint corn
3704:Pinolillo
3699:Mazamorra
3684:Corn beer
3637:Beverages
3628:Succotash
3603:Maja maíz
3512:Hushpuppy
3482:Corn chip
3379:Cornbread
3328:Nacatamal
3197:Corn stew
3192:Corn soup
2973:Corn crib
2945:Corn smut
2927:Pathology
2823:Varieties
2739:Varieties
2483:7 January
2408:0733-5210
2176:Junk Food
2070:Frito-Lay
2036:25 August
1772:0027-8424
1722:1 January
1665:2 January
1425:margarine
1393:manganese
1383:, DV) of
1371:, and 4%
1248:Potassium
1222:Manganese
1209:Magnesium
1125:Vitamin B
1091:Niacin (B
892:microwave
871:Halloween
774:mouthfeel
743:kernels.
722:fashion.
716:cast-iron
674:in 1896.
511:In 1970,
425:Nonpareil
358:talk page
303:dent corn
278:of corn (
268:endosperm
193:Species:
89:Kingdom:
3762:Wikidata
3724:Tesgüino
3689:Corn tea
3538:Alivenci
3522:Sorullos
3497:Corn nut
3487:Corn dog
3338:Pasteles
3267:Sagamite
3237:Mămăligă
3172:Cocoloși
3080:Cornmeal
2991:Tanzania
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2445:30614249
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1790:22307642
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1377:calories
1317:Quantity
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1156:Quantity
1150:Minerals
1043:Quantity
1037:Vitamins
664:molasses
613:polymers
605:proteins
576:Illinois
560:Nebraska
505:Oklahoma
487:, sugar
435:'s 1848
352:You may
311:pod corn
290:variety
288:Zea mays
284:Zea mays
254:pop-corn
250:popcorns
161:Family:
132:Monocots
42:Popcorn
3805:Popcorn
3768:Q165112
3753:Popcorn
3719:Tejuino
3623:Popcorn
3548:Conkies
3543:Binatog
3502:Cornick
3369:Cachapa
3333:Pamonha
3318:Hallaca
3313:Guanime
3291:Tamales
3257:Polenta
3252:Pashofa
3232:Kačamak
3202:Cou-cou
3017:Culture
2968:Biofuel
2843:Ecuador
2838:Bolivia
2813:Shoepeg
2796:MON 863
2791:MON 810
2333:21 June
1983:16 June
1838:Pbs.org
1781:3277113
1750:Bibcode
1464:choking
1436:Sorghum
1369:protein
1367:), 12%
1229:0.94 mg
1170:Calcium
1135:0.24 mg
1119:0.42 mg
1102:1.94 mg
1003:Protein
907:sorghum
905:Popped
883:caramel
879:peanuts
873:treat.
564:Indiana
550:; and
489:rations
325:History
276:strains
242:Popcorn
181:Genus:
165:Poaceae
151:Order:
93:Plantae
3714:Tejate
3664:Chicha
3618:Pinole
3593:Kuymak
3588:Kenkey
3578:Hominy
3456:Totopo
3431:Sloosh
3426:Pupusa
3323:Humita
3308:Binaki
3303:Tamale
3262:Pozole
3105:Starch
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1399:, and
1294:3.4 mg
1274:Sodium
1255:301 mg
1242:300 mg
1216:131 mg
1203:2.7 mg
1190:0.4 mg
1183:Copper
1085:0.3 mg
1068:0.2 mg
929:Energy
810:markup
704:boiler
698:, and
652:kettle
421:Pearls
394:Mexico
317:, and
292:everta
261:kernel
155:Poales
3782:ZEAME
3709:Pozol
3654:Cauim
3644:Atole
3573:Gofio
3461:Wotou
3421:Proja
3359:Bollo
3354:Arepa
3298:Acaçá
3282:Xarém
3277:Ugali
3222:Grits
3157:Banku
3115:Syrup
2864:Parts
2848:Italy
2818:Sweet
2776:Flour
2771:Flint
2766:Field
2449:S2CID
2382:(PDF)
2357:WebMD
1977:(PDF)
1966:(PDF)
1947:6 May
1526:pests
1323:Water
1268:10 μg
1177:10 mg
749:mauve
568:Texas
493:candy
360:, or
274:Some
252:, or
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126:Clade
113:Clade
100:Clade
3777:EPPO
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3451:Talo
3436:Sope
3416:Piki
3364:Broa
3247:Mush
3212:Fufu
3167:Bulz
3100:Samp
3085:Masa
2853:Peru
2830:Waxy
2786:List
2761:Dent
2756:Blue
2751:Baby
2688:ISBN
2667:ISBN
2648:ISBN
2607:2008
2577:2008
2552:2008
2526:2019
2485:2007
2441:PMID
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1768:ISSN
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1696:2024
1667:2016
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1287:Zinc
1281:4 mg
1196:Iron
1010:12 g
963:15 g
952:78 g
831:and
700:salt
696:lard
609:foam
562:and
556:USDA
258:corn
3095:Oil
3053:Zea
2871:Cob
2433:doi
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2275:FDA
1776:PMC
1758:doi
1746:109
1423:or
1373:fat
1326:4 g
1292:31%
1266:18%
1253:10%
1240:24%
1227:41%
1214:31%
1201:15%
1188:44%
1161:%DV
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