Apparently you can actually harvest Flint corn at the milk stage and eat it like a sweet corn. No idea what it tastes like though. Not going to try that this year, maybe I'll pull an ear or 2 next year.Mmmmmm. Popcorn.
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Apparently you can actually harvest Flint corn at the milk stage and eat it like a sweet corn. No idea what it tastes like though. Not going to try that this year, maybe I'll pull an ear or 2 next year.Mmmmmm. Popcorn.
I had some random corn plants growing in my herb garden. I don’t know how they got there, I don’t know what type of corn they were, but the landscaping company that normally mows my lawn because I’m lazy cut them down. I’m sad now, knowing that I could’ve had free popcorn.I did this experiment once when I was a kid, the garden was awful and shaded, my plants didn't do well, I only got 1 ear and the squirrels picked it and ate half of it... I found the half eaten ear, went ahead and stripped what was left off of the ear and tried popping it, it did just fine. I expect much better things out of this batch of popcorn, for one, I know I have at least 10 ears on the stalks right now but they are so closely packed I don't know if there are any on the inside of the square or if they are all on the outside edges.
It was probably a field corn that the squirrels planted for you. Likely wouldn't have popped well, the older varieties tend to just split and pop up a little rather than turning inside out like modern popcorn. So, maybe you can temper your sadness with knowing that the results likely wouldn't have been what you wanted.I had some random corn plants growing in my herb garden. I don’t know how they got there, I don’t know what type of corn they were, but the landscaping company that normally mows my lawn because I’m lazy cut them down. I’m sad now, knowing that I could’ve had free popcorn.
Any popcorn is okay popcorn for me, except buttered popcorn.It was probably a field corn that the squirrels planted for you. Likely wouldn't have popped well, the older varieties tend to just split and pop up a little rather than turning inside out like modern popcorn. So, maybe you can temper your sadness with knowing that the results likely wouldn't have been what you wanted.
Any popcorn is okay popcorn for me, except buttered popcorn.
I’m allergic to the butter they use on most buttered popcorn, and when I eat it I get really bad migraines for days. I like buttered popcorn though, and sometimes I eat it anyways.WwhATTT!!??
That's because it's not really butter...some fake dairy stuff and coloring with lots of salt.I’m allergic to the butter they use on most buttered popcorn
Yeah, that stuff is gross. I air pop mine and sometimes put real butter on it, usually I just put salt and pepper on it though.That's because it's not really butter...some fake dairy stuff and coloring with lots of salt.
Exactly. I can make buttered popcorn with actual butter and not have a reaction, but whenever I eat that commercial stuff I do. It does taste good though, all those substitutes and preservatives.That's because it's not really butter...some fake dairy stuff and coloring with lots of salt.