Usage examples of "popcorn" in English with translation to Spanish

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I bought two bags of popcorn. Compré dos bolsas de palomitas.
Tom took a handful of popcorn from the bowl. Tom sacó un puñado de palomitas de maíz del pote.
Tom shared his bucket of popcorn with Mary. Tom compartió su cubeta de palomitas con Mary.
Tom grabbed a handful of popcorn out of the bag and then handed it to Mary. Tom agarró un puñado de palomitas de maíz de la bolsa y después se le pasó a Mary.
Would you like some more salt on your popcorn? ¿Le gustaría un poco más de sal en sus palomitas?
Would you like some popcorn? ¿Querés pochoclo?
Tom likes popcorn with lots of butter. A Tom le gusta el pochoclo con mucha manteca.
I burnt my fingers while I was preparing popcorn. Me quemé los dedos mientras preparaba pochoclo.
After Tom had eaten all the popcorn in the bowl, he went back into the kitchen to pop some more. Después de haber comido todo el pochoclo que había en el pote, Tom fue a la cocina a preparar un poco más.
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