Beijing has been getting colder and colder recently. I believe that most of you have failed to suppress your desire to eat snacks, and are slowly getting rounder while shouting about losing weight. The popcorn that has just popped up on the street is probably one of the culprits. It is hot, crispy and crunchy. Eating a bag of it in winter is full of happiness.
It is a pity that the uncles and aunts selling popcorn on the street pushing tricycles are about to go home to celebrate the New Year. As the New Year is approaching, how can I soothe the stomach of a foodie.
However, the ancient power of a foodie allows you to overcome all difficulties and eat whatever you want. How can a problem that can be solved with two Coke bottles stump a foodie with terminal cancer? You can DIY a simple home-made popcorn machine, which is a must-have product for home and travel, so that foodies no longer have to worry. In fact, it looks very plain.
And, it’s easy to do. All you need is two ordinary Coke bottles, a pair of scissors, and a few scented candles that IKEA sells in packages. First take one of the Coke bottles, cut a slit in the wall of the Coke bottle, and connect the Coke bottle to one side, like a lid that can be opened first.
Then, pick up another Coke bottle, draw a line from the top 2/5, and cut the Coke bottle along this line.
Cut two rectangular notches on both sides of the half-cut Coke bottle.
Then use a hammer to flatten the bottom of the can.
After that, cut the two sides of the can into several flaps, and then fold them one by one to make the edges smooth.
Put the can on which the hole was dug just now.
Next, take a smokeless scented candle, remove it from the iron shell, and punch three holes in it.
Remove the wicks of the other three candles and put them into the three holes that were punched in the first scented candle. In this way, the first scented candle had four wicks.
Put the raw corn kernels into the first can, pour a little more oil, and then place it on the base made of the second can.
Light all four candle wicks, then place them on the base and heat the corn in the Coke bottle above.
Put a bowl in front of the notch of the Coke bottle, and then wait for the popcorn to pop out one by one.
Speaking of which, this DIY popcorn machine is ugly and unnecessary, but you can eat your own hot popcorn with just your hands, and it can also make a small contribution to the worlds environmental protection cause. As a foodie who has escaped from vulgar taste, are you eager to try it?
