Caramel pop-corn
Lyban zone 4
5 years ago
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Comments (5)if they were to heat treat the pop corn seed so to speak before packageing it there would be no need to even sell it the moisture in the kernel is what make s it it. and when you apply heat to it it in turn takes the moisture out. they do not heat treat it to take out bugs . and to dry it they do use froced air heat driers but not enough concentrated heat at the right time. Farmers cut the corn when they can get into the field and sometimes they have to mud the stuff out hence leaving the grain wet therefore in return having to dry it. so after the corn is dry in the bin or at the elevator they use a cleaning machine on it thats how the other stuff and the deformed kernels are taken out....See MoreLooking for pop corn for my grandsons
Comments (3)Hi genn12341 Welcome to Garden Web and The Seed Exchange I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you. Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues hth....See Moreare pop corn seeds still alive?
Comments (4)Hi when I was about ten years old I put some pop corn kernals in a baggie and grew them! Dont know if it still would work but its worth a try! whisst...See Morecaramel owens corning
Comments (2)Hey Chris I see you are still in the middle of stone maddness! LOL! I swear we went round and round for 6 months before making a decision so I completely understand. I don't have any good photos of caramel except what's on their website. We were looking at it too. I just wanted to tell you what the guy at the stone place told me about it. He said that's the one color he would never recommend. He said in the few instances he's ordered it, it looks totally different than any sample or photo he's seen and has never had a happy customer with it. But maybe someone here has it and can disprove that statement. ? Good Luck and keep driving around and looking at stone. It helped us alot....See MoreLyban zone 4
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