🍿 Franklin's Authentic Whirley Pop Stovetop Popcorn Machine Popper: Premium & Wholesome Movie Theater Popcorn Maker. Get a Complimentary Organic Popcorn Kit. Enjoy Theatre-style Popcorn at Home. Review

This makes the best popcorn near the cinema. He blows popcorn out of the microwave and an electric air popper out of the water. I use Arrowhead Mills Organic Yellow Popcorn and set the stove to medium. To really make the kids laugh, use the blue cannonballs. I add 1 tablespoon coconut oil and a knob of butter. Let them melt for about a minute by turning the handle. Add popcorn and stir to coat well. After about 3 minutes delicious popcorn.

Pros: Rotates popcorn so most popcorn pops and prevents overcooking. Cons: Cheap production. This is the thinnest pot you've ever seen. Don't expect a pan that is as thick as your other pans. The thing is wafer thin. I haven't had it that long but seems like it might crumple if I work with it like I do with other pots and pans. This whole spinning core assembly looks like it's made out of tin foil. Other thoughts: So far, so good. It hasn't broken yet, so my guess may be wrong. From 6 months to

I had a Whirley Pop for a couple of years and it was a cheaper version with plastic gears. The gears eventually failed and I had to use 2 oven mitts to safely pop the popcorn and then the lid finally failed. I'm cheap, but I chose a more expensive one. I'm so glad I did. It's much stronger and the gears are metal. I just bought it so I can't vouch for its durability but I can say it's a much nicer model. It came with a sample of popcorn, a bag of butter and salt which was nice. The company I…

While Franklin may not be the biggest seller of swirl cooker poppers, it's clear that their goal is to make a superior product that addresses some of the complaints and defects eliminated (gear damage, clip problems) of another well-known brand. The metal gears and sturdy clips on this Franklin popper work well and appear to be built for years of use. The first batch of popcorn was good, but with each successive batch we adjusted the heat/oil/popcorn/salt levels and now we get excellent popcorn

If you've heard of microwave popcorn, this might not be for you. I love movie theater popcorn and wanted to see if I could make something similar at home. I remember toasting popcorn in a large pot or pan. Thought maybe hot air would be good. I thought I'd try this product as it's not that expensive. I have to say it works great! I started with oil, which worked great with no burnt corn and almost any corn. Tried using butter instead of oil, same thing, although it takes a little longer to…

I've done a lot of research on popcorn. I had 3 hot air poppers, 2 crazy electric stir poppers, and a couple of electric skillets. None of them provided the popcorn quality I was looking for. After reading hundreds of reviews of all kinds of popper options, I decided on this one. I couldn't be happier! That is amazing! Well there are a few things I should mention while giving an honest review. FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS FIRST! They are designed to be used with a small amount of oil.

We make popcorn at least every Friday and Saturday night. My airpopper was thrown away. For us, the whirley pop is probably healthier because we don't use oil, unlike the air popper. After a few weeks of experimenting, here's what I recommend: use coconut oil, I recommend Snappy Colored Coconut Oil, and buy a gallon size if you're a big popcorn lover (much better). Use salt flavored with Flavocol oil. For first use, let it melt in the pan and wipe with a paper towel. Before heating, add all the

I love love love popcorn! But packaged microwave popcorn is so-so. I was very excited to try this Whirley Pop popcorn maker. I was a bit intimidated at first, but it's actually so easy and quick to use. When I first got it I washed it, dried it and "seasoned" which is simply pouring some oil in a pan and then heating it very high for 20 seconds. Remove from heat and allow to cool, then rub the pan lightly, leaving a trace of oil. Now to make the popcorn, I simply added 3 tablespoons of…