1) at the movies?
2) at home in Tele's company?
3) in the park to share with the birds (unbuttered).
4) anywhere at anytime?
5) with all the fix-uns?
CoCo
Will you have a bag of popcorn ...
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free2think
1) At the movies
2) At home in Tele's company?
fix-uns?
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compound complex
Hey, Free ...
Some like dry, grated cheese, flavored salt, etc. I guess popcorn balls is a different category.
I like mine unbuttered ... need fewer napkins.
Thanks and have a good day!
CoCo
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free2think
Oh i get it.
Ok well my favourite is chocolate covered toffee popcorn, delish.
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prophecor
Love to feed the pigeons in Washington Square. The geese and ducks at Wissahickon Creek and Fairmount Park. At the movies, as well. However, the last time I purchased the large box, it cost a whopping $7.00 dollars.
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compound complex
Free:
Never wouldda thought of chocolat/toffee ... will try my own version!
Thanks.Proph:
The rare times I go to movies I debate whether or not I'll spring for that hugely expensive box. It is, however, with one free refill. I remember 5-cent candybars when I was a kid in the 50s ...
Thanks!CoCo
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Sad emo
I have a multipack of Butterkist at home (6 small packets) - toffee flavour
... and several popcorn crumbs stuck along with everything else in between the keys on my laptop
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compound complex
Hi Emo,
Either we're very behind here in the States or I'm just a little behind. Probably the latter. The only way I get anything remotely specialty is as in a gift food basket. I never buy but the basics. All meals from scratch ... do you know that term in England?
ThanX!CoCo
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*summer*
I am not a big popcorn fan.
Except when I go to the movies!
They sure have the right recipe for hot buttered popcorn!
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Leolaia
At the movies, I always have popcorn EITHER with 1) nori furikake OR 2) arare OR BOTH. I'm in a town in the Central Valley far from the Bay Area, and I went yesterday to the only Asian food store in pursuit of either (as I want to go to Sweeney Todd today), and luckily I found some nori furikake but not my favorite brand. I will have to modify it a bit.
Then I will bring a grocery produce bag to the theatre, get some fake "butter" oil in a cup, shake it together with the popcorn with the seaweed/sesame seed mixture, and voila, movie popcorn! Then my other tendency is to not eat a morsel until the movie actually starts. When I was 11, I went to the movies with my aunt and she ate all the popcorn before the movie started. And ever since then, I wait patiently through the commercials and previews until the movie begins.