I have a Presto "Orville Redenbacher's" stirring popper. Will it work in this and how?
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the glaze pop has to be mixed with oil or butter and allowed to carmelize. with the stir n pop you can not put oil or butter in the base
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I have a Stir-crazy popper that is 6 quart and I use the 4 oz. pack and it is just right. I would think the 6 oz. would be perfect for an 8 oz. popper.
2004812
I think you could probably use any popcorn and oil combo. It's not a complicated machine and works just fine with the local popcorn/vegetable oil combo I've tried.
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Not that I know. However DO NOT buy this popper. Why? The handle latches are cheaply made and one of them broke. Even though it is still under warranty, I would have to pay to ship it to Cuisinart. Otherwise, the design is good.
700086
Yes but don't buy it. It makes terrible popcorn. Get the normal stir crazy.
877891
We bought the Orville Redenbaugher oil and kernels to use with the machine and we used the recipe provided with the oil and kernels. Also provided with the oil and kernels was an easy method for stove top popping. This turned out to be much more effective, easy, and quick, so we no longer use the popcorn maker. Maybe for an event in the future we may pull it out, but it was quite a bit of work just for some popcorn.
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I bought 3 of this popper. 2 from the Chefs catalog and one from Amazon. All of the ones I brought came with Waring Pro professional Popcorn Maker. You may try checking the internet will keep a copy a copy on hand.
579486
Yes you can. I use a whirley popper also and it works great. Best popcorn, just like the theatre. I also use flavacol seasoning.
84063
I just tried it and my popsicle is stuck inside the maker... so far its not working out for me
1676044
I have a Presto pressure cooker. I would suggest looking at the bottom of your old pressure regulator and see how it's constructed. This one has an "open clover-leaf" type opening with four sections.
274698
Hmm, shouldn't be. Is it significantly higher? This is the popper where you can't remove it from the removable pan as I wasn't able to remove the rod on this model. Only the lower end model has a removeable stir rod. I'm sure you've already checked the seating of the pan. I'd suggest calling 800 # as they may send you a replacement pan. They should be responsive. Best I can offer unless I see the look.
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Quality and customer satisfaction is important to Presto. The issue was identified and corrective action was taken with the Stirring Popper bowl. Since this was implemented, no problems have been reported. If you need assistance, please contact Presto Customer Service at 1-800-877-0441.
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I put it in the oil with the popcorn. It melts down and then is deposited on the popcorn as it pops. I don't think this would work well in an air popper. Probably would cause a major mess and ruin the popper.
856043
Yes, I do not see why you couldn't. I have a stand alone retro popper with a kettle and I use this in my unit with no problems. Hope this helps.
275582
I tired it in a regular kettle and shook it a little but it wasn't enough to stir the oil and salt so the popcorn, although popped, was very bland. However, if you had a hand popcorn kettle with a turning lever on the bottom of the kettle and could stir it by hand it should turn out fine.
1362360
I think it works with other kind of peppercorn, just adjust the knob for fine or coarse grind.
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Shouldwork if the stove top is it is hot enough. If you can boil water, it should work. The bottom of the popper is a good heat conductor. Open flame would dirty the pot.