But stove top-popped corn is once again a hot topic as fans have found that it doesn't take much longer to make, it's cheaper than the microwave version and you can control exactly what is added.

Stove-popped popcorn can help you avoid some of the extra ingredients in bagged microwave popcorn. It may take a bit longer than the microwave but it's well worth the wait. If you don't have the time ...

Hardcore popcorn lovers know: Making popcorn on the stove with a generous splash of oil is the best way to make a perfectly light, crisp snack. If you’re watching your fat intake, using an air popper ...

Gen Z is getting old school with everything from cassette tapes to Polaroid cameras, which means this vintage popcorn cooking ...