Popcorn is a light snack food. It’s sometimes said that people don’t crave it until they smell it.
“Nobody wants popcorn until they smell it” was posted on Twitter by DoubleG on November 26, 2011. “People never think about eating popcorn until they smell it” was posted on Twitter by BRIANNASERENE on July 4, 2012. “No one wants to eat popcorn until they smell popcorn” was posted on Reddit—Shower Thoughts on August 14, 2018.
Twitter
DoubleG 🏚 🔌 🔋
@GucciGuala
Nobody wants popcorn until they smell it.
11:28 PM - 26 Nov 2011
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BRIANNASERENE 🌹
@BriannaSerene
People never think about eating popcorn until they smell it.
7:30 PM - 4 Jul 2012
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Emily Ellis
@Luckeloved1
Nobody wants popcorn until they smell it #sold 👃
7:45 PM - 11 Oct 2013 from Austin, TX
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meme trash
@Aya_idk
tbh u always ask people if they want popcorn and the answer is always no until they smell it
10:12 PM - 29 Sep 2014
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Garen McConnell
@garenmcconnell
nobody wants popcorn until they smell it.
12:11 PM - 6 Apr 2015
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scooby boo
@PhoenixNoels
No one ever wants popcorn… That is, until they smell it 🌽😂
7:06 PM - 4 May 2015
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Jay Grill
@jay_grill
Nobody really craves popcorn. It’s only until the smell it, they want it.
10:48 PM - 8 Jun 2015
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Micala Ann Osuna
@Micasuna
Popcorn: no one wants it until they smell it
1:39 AM - 10 Dec 2015 from San Antonio, TX
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Adam Brazell
@adam_brzll
Nobody really wants popcorn until they smell it
11:54 PM - 22 May 2017
Reddit—Shower Thoughts
No one wants to eat popcorn until they smell popcorn.
submitted August 14, 2018 by ThatGuyGetsIt
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