Jiffy-Pop popcorn
If
you were like me, a child of the 70s, no discussion of popcorn would be
complete without a passing reference to Jiffy-Pop. As the ads said, it
was as much fun to make as it was to eat.
For the uninitiated, Jiffy-Pop was a popcorn making invention that resembled a small skillet covered with aluminum foil. Instructions were easy. Light burner on stove. Put Jiffy-Pop container on burner. Shake. That last part was the most important if you didn’t want charred kernels.
As you shook, the aluminum cover would begin expanding to make room for the ever increasing size of all the popcorn kernels. Once all kernels had been popped, your Jiffy Pop container would look like a small, silver mushroom cloud filled with hot, fluffy morsels of goodness.
I can remember jiffy-popping my way through many a Sunday night and Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color. And then microwaves came on the scene and Jiffy-Pop became little more than a footnote in popcorn history.
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About Home Video Studio - Visalia
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Arthur Zepeda, Owner/Video Artist
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Your
local Home Video Studio offers a wide range of professional video
production services to consumers and businesses alike. We value our
customers and want to thank you for being a part of our success!
Home
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559-732-3050
2018
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