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Even in the US sweet popcorn is a thing. We have kettle corn, or those tins with caramel popcorn. Salty/buttery is definitely the most popular though.
Yeah, but usually that’s not at the movies.
I'm sure I can find some if I look here too.
I'm curious about what people eat together with them, because to me salty+savory snacks go with sweet+sour soda.
Do people in these countries go sweet+sweet, or is there more to this?