Popcorn

The most economically comfortable way to spend weekends in a season like this is to stay home and watch movies. Opens the TV, pulls the curtains, creates an atmosphere like a cinema, there's no noise in the ears, there's no freckles in the eyes of a lover, and in such a private, custom-made cinema, picks a favorite movie, brings a glass of homemade drinks, and all but a bucket of fragranced popcorn. Popcorn is a strange food, and it suddenly becomes a brand of film, a part of film culture, and it's so sweet, and it's so hard to stop. When you are stuck in dramas, it's a tool for comforting children, a taste for laughs, a way to ease stress... with us crying and yelling, spending time in movies that are sweet or lonely. In order to compensate for the regret that popcorn is not available for viewing at home, we have taught you how to blow out caramel popcorn from a cast iron pot like a cinema。