Popcorn has a buttery odor and soft outer part but no elasticity. It does not break into equal pieces due to the seed in the middle. The color can vary depending on seasoning but is typically white outside and brown inside. Popcorn was not invented by any single person and its origins are unknown, though it has been mostly manufactured in America since the 1940s. It is made by planting, growing, harvesting, cleaning, and drying corn before heating it in a pan until it pops, then seasoning and enjoying it. There are many potential recipes for flavored popcorn beyond just salt and butter.

2. • Odor- The odor of popcorn is normally very buttery and also
very nice
• Elasticity- Although the outer part of popcorn is soft popcorn
has no elasticity so if you tried to stretch it, it would brake
• Brittleness- popcorn does not brake into 2 equal pieces
because Of the seed in the middle, you could brake it but not
into 2 equal pieces
• Color- The color of popcorn can be many different colors
dipending how you seeson it, but If you want it simple its
white outside and brown inside

3. Where was/is it manufactured?
Popcorn was not really invented and nobody really knows who really made
popcorn, it was known to be found in a bat cave in mexico in1948.
Although the mistery never revealed Popcorn is mostly made in America.
How is it made?
1. You plant the corn seeds
2. You whait until they grow
3. Pick them from the garden
4. Clean the corn , wash them and dry them
5. Put them in a hot pan
6. Whait until they all pop
7. Put them in a bowl
8. Add any seesonings like salt and butter or even sugar andetc.
9. ENJOY!

4. • Popcorn that do not pop are called "old maids.“
• When popped, popcorn kernels can reach a height of 3 feet.
• There are six types of corn, pod, sweet, flour, dent, flint and popcorn, out
of these only popcorn pops.
• Most of the popcorn in the U.S is grown in the Midwest, Nebraska, Ohio,
Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Missouri.
• National Popcorn Day is celebrated on the 19th January.
• Caramel Popcorn Day is celebrated on the 7th of April.
• The peak period for popcorn sales for home consumption: Fall.

5. Did you know there could be more
than one recipe for popcorn
• Sugared popcorn
• Caramel popcorn
• Chocholate popcorn
• Cheese popcorn
• Mint popcorn
• Ketchup popcorn
• Pecan popcorn
• Peanut butter popcorn
• Vanilla popcorn
• Coconut popcorn
• Cinnamon popcorn
• Wasabi popcorn
• Curry popcorn
• Jalapeno popcorn
• Ginger popcorn
• Banana popcorn
And many more