Ecolution microwave popcorn popper
Apr 23, 2024 09:26:01 #
Has anyone tried this popcorn popper? Gets high raves from infomercials. I’m interested but have been quite disappointed with a few gadgets in the past.
Apr 23, 2024 10:10:30 #
A friend has the snack size. It's very tiny and leaves many kernels unpopped. If you're thinking of the larger size, you will need a fairly large microwave oven.
If you purchase on amazon, should be easy to return as it is sold and shipped by them directly.
Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!
If you purchase on amazon, should be easy to return as it is sold and shipped by them directly.
Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!
Apr 23, 2024 10:32:03 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
"Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!"
"Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!"
Yes, yes, YES!! .....for me and The Wife, we have moved on from the microwave popcorn stuff. Always seems to have unpoped or goofy things going on! ...and poor taste, to us. Sure, it's convenient, but to what end?!
We use the "Original Whirley Pop Popcorn Maker" (Amazon is yer friend!) stovetop and are VERY satisfied! Tastes like my Grammy used'ta make! We highly recommend!
Apr 23, 2024 10:37:35 #
yorkiebyte wrote:
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Apr 23, 2024 10:44:00 #
If you have a Bass Pro Shop or a Cabela's near by check out the popcorn they sell. Comes with popcorn, seasoning and popcorn oil
Apr 23, 2024 11:08:50 #
Apr 23, 2024 12:29:20 #
I prefer the Westbend Stir Crazy Popper. I munch on a lot of popcorn during the NHL playoffs, and many times I'll purchase the specialty containers when I go to the AMC nearby.
I have a large amount of popcorn and butter to enjoy.
I also have an air popper, but the additional flavor from the Westbend makes it worthwhile.
I have very few "old maids" after popping.
I have a large amount of popcorn and butter to enjoy.
I also have an air popper, but the additional flavor from the Westbend makes it worthwhile.
I have very few "old maids" after popping.
Apr 23, 2024 20:11:17 #
In the interest of not using so much oil, I have been using a hot air popper for the last couple of years (even bought them as Christmas gifts because it liked mine so much). Almost all kernels pop and you can use some butter-flavored spray and popcorn flavorings if you must. The unit does come with a "butter melter" which serves as a measuring device. fill the device and pour into the popper. Put the device in the top cover and put some butter in if you want. The corn pops, the butter melts at the same time. And, there's no messy pan or pot to clean, just the container for the popped corn.
Apr 23, 2024 21:47:38 #
Apr 24, 2024 00:37:48 #
Harry02
Loc: Gardena, CA
Linda From Maine wrote:
A friend has the snack size. It's very tiny and leaves many kernels unpopped. If you're thinking of the larger size, you will need a fairly large microwave oven.
If you purchase on amazon, should be easy to return as it is sold and shipped by them directly.
Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!
If you purchase on amazon, should be easy to return as it is sold and shipped by them directly.
Best way to pop from kernels I discovered: use heavy pot with cover, on stovetop. Use avocado oil. Use Bob's Red Mill White Popcorn. Simply salt to taste when done, don't add butter. Fantastic!!!
I just cheat.
The plastic lid on the jar of kernels makes a good measure.
Place in paper bag, roll the top twice , nuke for 2 minutes.
Apr 24, 2024 06:26:55 #
goofybruce wrote:
What brand and style? Mine shot unpopped kernels all over the place!In the interest of not using so much oil, I have b... (show quote)
Apr 24, 2024 06:27:47 #
Harry02 wrote:
A couple of years ago I downsized my microwave. No room to pop, unless very small (I tried) I just cheat.
The plastic lid on the jar of kernels makes a good measure.
Place in paper bag, roll the top twice , nuke for 2 minutes.
The plastic lid on the jar of kernels makes a good measure.
Place in paper bag, roll the top twice , nuke for 2 minutes.
Apr 24, 2024 06:53:08 #
Apr 24, 2024 07:03:30 #
I have a hot air popcorn popper that I use to pop popcorn. I plug it in add the measured amount put a bowl under the spout. Turn it on and let it do its thing. Cost me $12.00 or $15.00 been awhile so I can’t recall the exact price. Easy to clean. No heavy lifting for me to make popcorn.😀
Apr 24, 2024 08:43:20 #
yorkiebyte wrote:
Yes, yes, YES!! .....for me and b The Wife /b , w... (show quote)
I love our Whirley pop. Makes great pop corn and is easy to use
Chuck
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