Is there any butter or diary products in this popcorn?
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Quoting directly from the list of ingredients on the box, the only items listed are whole grain popping corn, palm oil, salt, and mixed tocopherols (for freshness). Nope, there's no hint of butter or dairy, just a lot of flavor.
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There is no dairy product in the Simply Salted all Natural. It's just Oil and Salt. If you got the butter flavor or something that would have dairy in it. But the plain Simply Salted is just that, silmply salted.
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According to the box the ingredients are as follows: Whole grain popping corn, palm oil, salt, mixed tocopherols (for freshness). That is all that is listed as the ingredients. We don't like buttered popcorn so this is our favorite.
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No butter at all. One of the very few products that has no butter which is why I choose to buy it.
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Not to my knowledge. Given the spectrum of microwave popcorns on the market, we find this to be the healthiest but I would refer you to the manufacture's website for a more accurate answer.
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We have several in our household that are dairy-free and/or gluten-free. That is exactly why we purchase this product. It is quite good and all can eat from the same bowl.
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The packaging has changed since I purchased it in 2011, but it says palm oil. There is cholesterol, but not in dairy form. I would check on palm oil if you are on a restricted diet.
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Not much you can do since movie theaters use oil and this is hot air. I use I Can't Believe It's Butter spray to at least give it a buttery taste.
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I use the prepackaged oil and popcorn, is great, always crispy with good flavor. But still searching for the right butter topping that tastes like the theatre.
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I have used it with cooking--makes a great butter flavor, as well as over hot organic popcorn.
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Yes, if you buy the popcorn packs, butter/oil, seasoning and popcorn all come together.
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It can use any type of popping oil you can buy at a grocery store. Its usually in the same aisle as the popcorn seed. These oils are typically butter flavored in some way. You can also use vegetable oil, but you will get no butter flavor from that. If you arent happy with the color/flavor of your popcorn, use more oil. I have used as much as 6 spoonfulls of oil for one batch. If you use extra oil it will take longer to pop and need more time to dry once popped. If you eat it right after popping it will seem stale or slighly soggy. Let it sit under the heat lamp for a couple minutes before eating.
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You can use whatever. We buy the packages that contain both, on one side butter favor oil and popcorn on the other
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The packets that i bought at the same time as the maker, makes really good popcorn. its a brand that amazon suggested. it is "Great Northern Popcorn, 8-Ounce Portion Packs (Pack of 24) by Great Northern Popcorn Company" these are an "all in one" pakcets. also, you can buy popcorn at smart and final that are also all in one kits. but we recommend using popping oil with coconut oil for best taste. good luck! it makes very good popcorn!
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Actually, coconut oil doesn't really have a buttery flavor. Popping your popcorn in Flavocol seasoned salt is what gives it the buttery flavor. The coconut oil is healthy and gives the popped kernels a nice buttery color, however.
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yes, you leave butter on the top of the lid and it melts in while the popcorn pops!
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there is a measuring cup ( you can see in in the photo on the very top) it also doubles as a butter melting container, ( however my butter was not fully melted when my popcorn was done) I would say its about a third to a half of a cup of popcorn, more then that amount is not reccamended. KEEP THE BOX because there are no other instructions other then the photographs on the box.
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Yes it is, but you might want to use the kind that doesn't have beta carotene in it because the beta carotene will add a golden hue to whatever you cook. Try Snappy Popcorn 1 Gallon White Coconut Oil, it costs about the same and only contains coconut oil. Don't worry about storage, it doesn't need refrigeration and is all natural.
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I have not tried it with eggs. But you really need to work with it to find the right mix for your taste. Like I told the other lady li is a lot like store bought spray butter. You can mix it thick or thin. On popcorn sprayed or dried again to your taste. Experiment!
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We do have a mango butter. currently we are out of cocoa butter at the moment.
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You are better off going to the store and buying a jar of Orville Redenbacher and regular oil. Otherwise the package is cut into 3rd or 4ths depending on how much you want to pop. When we tried to pop 1/3 alot of the kernels did not pop but 1/4 of the package worked fine but was very very messy so we managed through the popcorn and went and bought popcorn and measuring spoons/cup at the store and that worked best
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You can make any type of popcorn you like. It's possible to make it better than theater popcorn. I like mine without that much salt and butter.
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Neither of, if I remember right. Definitely not buttered. Delicious though.