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Corn In A Bag. Try this easy homemade microwave caramel corn! Take your diy brown bag popcorn to the next level with this microwave kettle corn that is refined sugar free and made with coconut oil. Pour the popped corn into a large brown grocery bag. Microwave on high until it begins to boil (approximately 1 minute 30 seconds) then microwave an additional 2 minutes. Enjoy in a recipe or on its own; It’s fast, easy to clean up after, and utterly snackable. Microwaving corn on the cob in a plastic bag is genius when it's too hot to boil a pot of water — just wrap the shucked ears in damp paper towels first. Great value provides a variety of canned vegetables and frozen vegetables The best way to microwave corn on the cob and the easiest ever way to do corn on the cob is using a ziploc bag. Perfect for making homemade cornbread, creamed corn, or corn salad; Microwave the corn on the cob. Place the ear of corn in a plastic bag and seal. Great value frozen corn in a steamable plastic bag; The secret is a big brown paper bag. What you do is place a small amount of water and your butter into the ziploc.

It’s fast, easy to clean up after, and utterly snackable. Microwave the corn on the cob. Perfect for making homemade cornbread, creamed corn, or corn salad; The secret is a big brown paper bag. What you do is place a small amount of water and your butter into the ziploc. The best way to microwave corn on the cob and the easiest ever way to do corn on the cob is using a ziploc bag. Microwave on high until it begins to boil (approximately 1 minute 30 seconds) then microwave an additional 2 minutes. Place the ear of corn in a plastic bag and seal. Take your diy brown bag popcorn to the next level with this microwave kettle corn that is refined sugar free and made with coconut oil. Great value provides a variety of canned vegetables and frozen vegetables

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Corn In A Bag Microwave the corn on the cob. Microwaving corn on the cob in a plastic bag is genius when it's too hot to boil a pot of water — just wrap the shucked ears in damp paper towels first. Place the ear of corn in a plastic bag and seal. The best way to microwave corn on the cob and the easiest ever way to do corn on the cob is using a ziploc bag. It’s fast, easy to clean up after, and utterly snackable. Microwave on high until it begins to boil (approximately 1 minute 30 seconds) then microwave an additional 2 minutes. Pour the popped corn into a large brown grocery bag. Microwave the corn on the cob. Enjoy in a recipe or on its own; What you do is place a small amount of water and your butter into the ziploc. Take your diy brown bag popcorn to the next level with this microwave kettle corn that is refined sugar free and made with coconut oil. Perfect for making homemade cornbread, creamed corn, or corn salad; Great value provides a variety of canned vegetables and frozen vegetables The secret is a big brown paper bag. Try this easy homemade microwave caramel corn! Great value frozen corn in a steamable plastic bag;