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By grrlscientist on July 4, 2010.

tags: Muppets' Swedish Chef makes Pöpcørn Shrimp!, humor, funny, silly, weird, Swedish Chef, cooking, food, The Muppets, streaming video

Do you like pöpcørn shrimp? Watch the Swedish Chef as he prepares this explosively good meal!

The Muppets have their own official website.

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