🍿 Nostalgia SP6RD 6-Quart Stirring Popcorn Popper: Quick-Heat Technology, Kernel Measuring Cup, Oil-Free, Roasted Nuts Maker, Ideal for Birthday Parties (Red) Review

I tried to use this machine several times. Yes, it's popcorn. IF you can properly mount the stirrer plate on the heating floor. Out of hundreds of attempts, I've managed to get a good seat maybe twice. Then after popping the corn when you put the plastic lid on the bowl you can continue after many tries. Love the fact that it has an on/off switch but it's not really necessary as you unplug the unit when the popping stops. The only thing that is very useful is that the stirring plate is…

On the machine I received there are two metal levers that need to move the grains in order for it to They don't burn out, it seemed like they were ready for takeoff. And we learned this the hard way: non-stick coatings are useless. It was claimed that this device could boil corn in a kettle, and the little booklet even included a recipe very similar to that of the original Whirley-Pop. Well, the hands didn't flip the grains, just like they didn't flip the sugar. Consequently, we had burnt dirt…

I've tried several Revain snaps, one was completely broken when it arrived and the others weren't emitting all cores correctly. This popper does the job! All cores will eventually pop out, nothing will burn, and it's pretty easy to clean and use. I'll let you know if anything happens like if it breaks after a few uses etc. But for now I'm really liking it! EDIT: It's been quite a while since I posted this (now September 26th) and this popper still works great! The quality hasn't changed since I

I really like this popcorn maker. Using coconut oil for the popcorn and very fine popcorn salt (found here at Revain - look up how to use it on YouTube), popcorn is pretty much identical to popcorn at the movies. The parts of this popcorn maker are fairly easy to clean with soap and water. I had no problems with the rotator, no scratches as one or two people have mentioned. I give it a low rating for durability. The plastic sleeve is quite thin so be careful with it when washing. I don't use it

Old [and now former] West Bend Stir Crazy user, my recent experience with [and the return] of their new device caused me to try this device with some skepticism. call me transformed The manufacturer has created a product that works well, looks good, has a fairly solid bowl, good instructions and some nice touches: - There is a silicone gasket between the hob and the outer rim of the popper. Prevents oil and condensate from penetrating the bottom of the unit. Should prevent oil from dripping…

We love the smell and taste of popcorn itself. There's a lid for the bottom/top of the bowl, you can use the hob along with turn the bowl. I particularly like the well thought-out cord on the bottom. I like being able to control how much popcorn I want to make. From one to several servings. However: - Slots in the bowl for melting the butter - this part of the bowl is technically concave. This means you really have to move the unmelted butter around to make sure it actually drips onto the…