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Where do they offer sweet popcorn when it’s popped fresh like that?
I'm not sure I understand. You never had freshly made sweet popcorn, only salty?
Correct.
Well, it's delicious. But even better is when they let you mix salty and sweet popcorn.
You really need to experience homemade kettle corn. It's a bit of a process, and way more work than just popping a bag in the microwave, but it's absolutely delicious.
But it looks like they are at a movie theater. That was my point.
Where else do you walk up to a counter with a giant machine popping pop corn and they ask you “sweet or salty?” Where do you go where that happens?
Sorry, my comment was unrelated to the comic. I just really like homemade kettle corn.
Man Why doesn't like AMC have different kinds of popcorn
I feel that would be so popular
This is an excellent question. There are big tins with a variety of popcorn. Why don't theaters do this?