Banking on popcorn for survival


By AGENCY

The coronavirus currently prevents films from being shown on the big screen. Some cinemas still offer their popcorn and will deliver it to customers' homes. Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa

The best part of going to the movies for many film fans is getting a huge tub of fresh popcorn.

But with movie theatres closed in many parts of the world due to the coronavirus pandemic, many people have been left without their favourite film snack – unless they make it themselves, which, honestly, is just not the same as from the theatre.

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