Very interesting video. I appreciate the popping technique, but you should change the title. You can't really call this traditional Chinese popcorn making, when popcorn was traditionally Native American for thousands of years. The rest of the world has only had popcorn the last 200 years or so. Actually most dishes are Native American, or wouldn't even be in existence if not for Native cultivation. Tomatoes, corn (and popcorn), potatoes, pumpkin, blueberries, strawberries, turkey, chocolate, coffee etc--all Native American.
Tutucas😋🇦🇷🙋🏻♂️
Coolest popcorn cooking method
Where can I buy this?
In China
buy online $600.
walmart, amazon, ebay sell a mini version for ~$69
3 Years ago ;D
Oh i love China Its such a beautiful country
actually 6
@@AdvArshSachdeva you're replying to a 4yr old comment
Invented in the US.
It is not popcorn it is mkhana in india
Very interesting video. I appreciate the popping technique, but you should change the title. You can't really call this traditional Chinese popcorn making, when popcorn was traditionally Native American for thousands of years. The rest of the world has only had popcorn the last 200 years or so. Actually most dishes are Native American, or wouldn't even be in existence if not for Native cultivation. Tomatoes, corn (and popcorn), potatoes, pumpkin, blueberries, strawberries, turkey, chocolate, coffee etc--all Native American.
Flowzerker more like a bang than a pop xD
Okok
They were referring to their traditional way of popping popcorn, they didn't claim that China was the sole creator of it.
@@sproutglob7126 Traditional way is oil or salt popping. This method is called puffing and was invented in the US.
@@TheRealMrPeach Once Again
They were talking about THEIR WAY (Keywords here) of popping popcorn, they're not claiming anything.
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