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Whats a delicious food you've disovered recently?
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Not quite discovered but I recently started making popcorn at home and it's so good!! Before I only ever had popcorn at the cinema (where I don't go often anyway), but as it turns out buying corn kernels and making it myself makes for a cheap and tasty snack. Less recently, I tried eel sushi and really liked it!! Shame I only know of one restaurant that does it though
Just a few seconds before the kernels start popping, one adds one spoon of butter and it is the tastiest thing.
Unfortunately I don't like butter, but I'll keep that in mind for my brother who does like it!
Fair!
Any other popcorn tricks?
Mix the butter with sirarcha and drizzle after popping!
Couple teaspoons of icing sugar or crush some cane sugar into powder with a mortar and pestle.
You can make it "totally next level" for maybe 30 extra calories