How do you get your nutritional yeast to stick to your popcorn?
So I use the paper bag in the microwave method… no oil no butter no nothing… but I do want to put the yeast on it but it all just falls off lol. What do you do?
by arandomenbyperson
7 Comments
FrostShawk
Some folks lightly mist their popcorn with water (lightly, like a spray bottle!) and then toss with yeast.
moonhippie
I’ll mist with vinegar if I’m in a salt and vinegar mood.
pakora2
Put it in a Coffee grinder to make it a super fine powder and it Will stick better on its own to hot pop corn.
sleepingovertires
Put popcorn in a paper bag, spray lightly with apple cider vinegar, sprinkle with nooch.
Bones1973
I mist with balsamic vinegar
UbiquitousBot
Wait you all mean to say the answer isn’t squishing the last few pieces of popcorn into a mountain of salt and nooch when you’re done?
Ok_Copy_5690
Mix it with a little water and make a soupy paste, then coat the kernels with it and pop the wet kernels. I just started to do that with mine, but I also add some liquid aminos to the mix. Makes it a bit more salty and savory. I’m using a silicone dry popper in the microwave. You can also add a teaspoon of sesame oil if you don’t mind a little oil.
7 Comments
Some folks lightly mist their popcorn with water (lightly, like a spray bottle!) and then toss with yeast.
I’ll mist with vinegar if I’m in a salt and vinegar mood.
Put it in a Coffee grinder to make it a super fine powder and it Will stick better on its own to hot pop corn.
Put popcorn in a paper bag, spray lightly with apple cider vinegar, sprinkle with nooch.
I mist with balsamic vinegar
Wait you all mean to say the answer isn’t squishing the last few pieces of popcorn into a mountain of salt and nooch when you’re done?
Mix it with a little water and make a soupy paste, then coat the kernels with it and pop the wet kernels. I just started to do that with mine, but I also add some liquid aminos to the mix. Makes it a bit more salty and savory. I’m using a silicone dry popper in the microwave. You can also add a teaspoon of sesame oil if you don’t mind a little oil.