Microwave popcorn

Microwave popcorn consists of popcorn kernels coated with oil and seasoning, packaged in a special microwave-safe bag. When heated in a microwave, the moisture inside the kernels turns to steam, creating pressure until the kernels burst open, turning inside out into fluffy popcorn. The bag’s design often includes a susceptor, a material that absorbs microwave energy to generate heat, ensuring even popping. This process allows for quick, convenient preparation of a snack with minimal effort, making microwave popcorn a popular choice for home consumption.