CWNP Popcorn
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Popcorn #Orville a classic since 1965 Soft buttered kernel shells explode under heated, creating a mouthwatering smooth fluffy cotton like popcorn. Orville popped to non popped ratio is 44:1 in volume.
A timeless snack that delivers comfort, crunch, and nostalgia in every bowl. Whether for movie night, a quick treat, or a family gathering, Orville’s signature pop has earned its place as a pantry favourite across generations.
For more shelf stable inspiration, visit us at:
Cooking With Non Perishables (CWNP)
Web: www.cookingwithnonperishables.com
#CWNP #CookingWithNonPerishables #Orville #Popcorn #PantryEssentials #ClassicSnacks #CanadianMade
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
2022 all rights reserved. Cooking With Non Perishables.
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Popcorn #Orville a classic since 1965 Soft buttered kernel shells explode under heated, creating a mouthwatering smooth fluffy cotton like popcorn. Orville popped to non popped ratio is 44:1 in volume.
A timeless snack that delivers comfort, crunch, and nostalgia in every bowl. Whether for movie night, a quick treat, or a family gathering, Orville’s signature pop has earned its place as a pantry favourite across generations.
For more shelf stable inspiration, visit us at:
Cooking With Non Perishables (CWNP)
Web: www.cookingwithnonperishables.com
#CWNP #CookingWithNonPerishables #Orville #Popcorn #PantryEssentials #ClassicSnacks #CanadianMade
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm
2022 all rights reserved. Cooking With Non Perishables.@cookingwithnonperishablesdotcom.wordpress.com Orville Redenbacher, the company's namesake, was a Purdue University agronomy graduate who developed the hybrid corn used for his popcorn.
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@cookingwithnonperishablesdotcom.wordpress.com Orville Redenbacher, the company's namesake, was a Purdue University agronomy graduate who developed the hybrid corn used for his popcorn.
I didn’t know that! That’s actually a pretty cool bit of history. Do you personally know him? Also, would you mind if I used that info in future posts?
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I didn’t know that! That’s actually a pretty cool bit of history. Do you personally know him? Also, would you mind if I used that info in future posts?
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@cookingwithnonperishablesdotcom.wordpress.com No, I never met him - he passed away in 1995. Feel free to use the info.
