Ep 2. Movie Snacks Unwrapped 2
- June 10, 2002
In Unwrapped season 2 episode 2, titled "Movie Snacks Unwrapped 2," viewers are taken on a journey through the history and production of some of the most beloved movie theater snacks. Host Marc Summers explores the origins of movie theater popcorn and how it became a staple snack for moviegoers around the world.
The episode delves into the science behind popcorn and how the kernels pop, as well as the different types of corn used for popping. Viewers also get an inside look at how popcorn is made in large quantities for movie theaters and how different flavors, such as caramel and kettle corn, are created.
Moving on from popcorn, the episode explores other popular movie theater snacks such as candy and soda. Viewers learn about the development and production of M&Ms and how they became a popular candy for movie theaters. The episode also takes a trip to a candy factory to see how gummy bears are made and how they end up in movie theater snack displays.
Soda is another staple movie theater snack, and the episode explores the history of Coca-Cola and how it became a popular drink for moviegoers. Viewers get to see how soda is bottled and distributed, as well as how different flavors and brands of soda have evolved over time.
The episode also takes a look at some of the more unique and unconventional movie theater snacks, such as nachos and hot dogs. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at how these snacks are prepared and served in movie theaters and how they have gained popularity over the years.
Throughout the episode, Marc Summers speaks with experts in the snack industry and movie theater owners to learn more about the history and production of these beloved snacks. The episode is full of interesting facts and trivia about some of the most iconic movie theater snacks, making it a must-watch for any fan of cinema and snacking.