Elite Electric Tabletop Popcorn Kettle Maker: Retro Carnival Style with Warming Light - 2.5Oz - Red Review

I have an all-electric kitchen, so it's difficult to make popcorn on the stovetop, and using electric appliances is cheaper than using an electric stove. Anyway, I love old-fashioned popcorn and I have a great recipe for butter and butter mixes. This machine warns against putting oil in the kettle, but I had to try it myself. It came out great! Actually better than on the stove. 1 batch was enough for me but it's also very quick, I use soybean oil which is a bit heavier than most (except corn…

This was a dangerous product. I gave it in once and it smelled a bit like burnt plastic. I turned it off quickly. Then read up on it a bit to see if it's just because it's new. I have the review and the photo seen from melted plastic. No thanks ! I am not risking myself, my home, my family. I would not normally comment on sellers as this is a product page. But avoid Appliance Direct. When the issue was reported to me I was asked to paying for shipping myself.. so they left almost $25 for…

I'm a lonely guy who turned out to be a popcorn fanatic! All this talk about how unhealthy microwave popcorn was starting to scare me, and cinema/machine style popcorn was ALWAYS the tastiest to me, so I experimented and shopped and found this MaxiMatic popper! I know it's not perfect but for the price I'm happy! It would be wise to purchase Great Northern 2.5 ounce bags of popcorn to use with this model of machine. I find there will be more corn if you heat the oil and let it sizzle a bit…