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POPCORN MACHINE POPPING INSTRUCTIONS
- Make sure the popcorn maker is unplugged before you do any of the following.
- Before using the unit, please check carefully if voltage (120V - 60 Hz ) is suitable to your home.
- Turn all switches on.
- For first batch only, let kettle warm up for about 4 minutes.
- Load pre-measured oil into kettle. If oil is solid, let oil warm in kettle for a minute or two.
- Add premeasured corn into kettle. Close lid and allow to pop.
- Popcorn will start to open kettle lid and fall into bottom of machine.
- Listen for popping sound to stop
- Dump kettle immediately after popping stops or kettle will burn.
If you have burned corn or excessive smoke, turn kettle heat off for a few minutes.
Always keep both kettle switches off when not popping!
When popping your last batch, turn kettle heat switch off as soon as corn starts popping rapidly
HOW MUCH OIL FOR MY POPPER?Using a popcorn popper for the first time can be a learning experience. With this in mind, we've received numerous questions from customer on how much oil to use in a popper. Here's a guide that will help you.
*2oz Popcorn Machine = Use 2 ounces (1/4 CUP) kernels + 1/2 ounce (1 Tablespoon) Oil
4oz Popcorn Machine = Use 4 ounces (1/2 CUP) kernels + 1 ounce (2 Tablespoons) Oil
6oz Popcorn Machine = Use 6 ounces (3/4 CUP) kernels + 2 ounce (4 Tablespoons) Oil
8oz Popcorn Machine = Use 8 ounces (1 CUP) kernels + 2 ounce (4 Tablespoons) Oil
12oz Popcorn Machine = Use 12 ounces (1-1/2 CUP) kernels + 3 ounce (6 Tablespoons) Oil
16oz Popcorn Machine = Use 16 ounces (2 CUP) kernels + 4 ounce (8 Tablespoons) Oil
*The size you need is entirely dependent upon the amount of people you feed on a regular basis. Remember that the "ounce amount" relates directly to how many ounces of popcorn can be produced in one batch. For small families or small groups of guests, the four-ounce popper may be perfect for you. If you entertain large groups, or have a big family, you may want to buy the six- or eight-ounce popper to avoid making multiple batches all the time. Just keep in mind that even if you have a larger popper, you can make smaller batches on occasion with smaller amounts of corn, oil and salt..
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When was Popcorn maker created?
Popcorn maker was created in 1893.
What do you put in a old fashioned popcorn maker besides popcorn?
Oil.
What is the most popular brand of popcorn maker?
I think that this depends on what size and what kind of popcorn maker you are looking for. If you are looking for just a small one for movie night at your house,Orville seems to make a popular popcorn maker.
Where could a person buy a popcorn maker machine?
One can buy a popcorn maker machine from many different stores and retailers. Some examples that sell popcorn maker machines include Candy Concepts Inc and Sears.
Who is the oldest popcorn maker?
I do not have a clue. Your welcome.
Where can someone purchase an old fashioned popcorn maker?
For as low as $48 you can purchase an old fashioned popcorn maker at Walmart. 285 out of 370 reviewers recommended the product to one of their friends.
How do you maker popcorn buttery at home?
You can melt butter and pour it over your popcorn. You can purchase a butter-flavored salt such as Flavacol and sprinkle that on it.
What is inside an unpopped popcorn kernal?
moisture which makes the kernels turn into popcorn
How does jiffy pop heat the popcorn?
The hot air inside the popper heats up moisture inside the kernel of popcorn and it explodes, creating popcorn.
How to Make Caramel Popcorn With Your Popcorn Maker?
It's Friday night, and you just want to sit back and enjoy the late night shows. Watching the late night shows isn't as much fun, though, if you don't have any popcorn to munch on. So, grab your popcorn makers and get ready to make some popcorn. There are different ways to make your popcorn, but if you have a sweet tooth, here's a recipe on how to make sweet caramel popcorn. Here are some simple steps that you can follow to make caramel popcorns using your popcorn maker. • Heat the popcorn maker. Add unsalted butter and corn kernels while the popcorn maker is heating up. Add the popcorn to the machine. Wait until all of the kernels have popped, and take it out from the popcorn maker. The kernels should have a puffy appearance. • On a separate pan, heat 14 ounces of caramel and butter until both ingredients melt. Stir frequently until all of the melted ingredients get incorporated properly. • Once the butter and caramel are melted, combine popcorn and peanuts (if desired) and toss to evenly coat the popcorn. • You can put the caramel-butter mixture and popcorn in the oven and bake it for 15 minutes, or if you are in a hurry to catch the next show, you can jus put them inside the microwave oven for three minutes. • Take it out from the oven, and let it cool for awhile. After the caramel-butter syrup has hardened on to the popcorn, you may now eat and enjoy a very good treat. • Don’t forget to clean your popcorn maker once you’re done. Once your popcorn is ready, just sit back comfortably in your chair, relax and enjoy the show. However, if you eat too much of this sweet treat, do not forget to brush your teeth or you might need to see the dentist.
Can you make kettle corn in a movie theater style popcorn maker?
Yes.
Which person is making an investment?
Martin buys a popcorn maker for his snack stand.
