is this popcorn hull less? big or small popped corn .
1753161
never saw popcorn without a hull... would be nice, though. This popcorn has a very small area one could call a "hull", however and thepopped version is BIG...I use a hot air corn popper made also by Great Northern. I sprinkle the popped corn with a little bit of olive oil and toss it around with some Molly McButter (butter flavored sprinkles) for a healthier, trans-fat free version and olive oil is actuallygood for you. Without the oil, the butter sprinkles have nothing to stick to on the popcorn.
1753162
This popcorn, pop large and its don't get all in your teeth, like the others.
1135976
29" x 21" x62" around 70 lbs. Made of powder coated steel and stainless steel construction with 18" ball bearing rubber wheels. Cart has hand lift and push rail, cabinet has left hinged door with plenty of storage for popcorn, bags if you use them, and alum. scoop that comes with unit. Power is 110 volts, with 3 switches (kettle heater, stirrer, spotlight warmer). 860 watts, 8 oz kettle is stainless steel, sides are tempered glass panels. This one can be used as a tabletop model or set on the cart w/wheels that comes with it. We have had ours for a year, use it almost every weekend and love it. I use grocery popcorn (tried Redenbacher but do not like the amount that doesn't pop and the amount of hulls.) I use slightly less than 1/4 light olive oil, fill the rest of the cup up with corn to the slightly over the 8 0z line (1 cup), no salt, no flavoring oil, heat the kettle 5 to 6 minutes, add corn/oil mixture and let it pop. Be sure to mix corn and oil to coat the corn. We are big popcorn eaters and devour every bit. We salt to taste and add butter if desired. I personally don't like the butter because it makes the popcorn heavy but my husband loves it. To clean, I just wipe it out with a paper towel when cool and empty the old made kernel tray in the bottom. Do not turn the stirrer on until just before you add the corn/oil mixture. Play around with the corn/oil until you find what you like best, we did. Enjoy!
1000757
Lee, I use it to pop the corn and it does just fine, at least for me. It doesn't take much. I use about a tsp. full (not heaping, just rounded off) and it makes a pan full. Hope this helps.
1451628
The kernals once popped are about 1/2 to 2/3 the size of your typical popcorn. However, it tastes amazing and buttery...without adding butter! Now that I've had this popcorn, I can't go back. The typical popcorn at store tastes like cardboard and dense to me!
1451627
It is pretty tiny. I would say the average popped kernal is less than half the size of a normal popped kernal. Hope this helps!
1355082
It is supposed to grind popcorn into corn meal. Seen it done. Popcorn is much smaller than feed kernel corn. Guess it depends what size corn you are trying to use.
91431
We use plain old bag popcorn from the grocery. Works great. My advice for a low calorie treat is to use something like ICBINB spray and kind of spray the inside of the jar then pop the corn and afterwards spray more right on the popped corn. If you are not concerned with calories and just want to enjoy real popcorn then you can put butter or margarine on top of the lid and let it melt down through as you are popping. Have fun with it.
1833323
I just use regular yellow or white corn. I find it works best if you use the butter container to measure the corn ( it will make a big batch). Also, if you use a smaller kernel or less corn it helps to tilt the popper back so the kernels don't fly out the chute.
694681
In an emergency (popcorn emergency), I once used shortening and it popped the popcorn just fine. Bacon grease would probably be similar (but have a better flavor).
1444326
This product SUCKS!! It does NOT make popcorn, and even if it does, you can count the kernels. Its a lot smaller than it looks. If it gives dimensions, measure it out and you'll see how small it is. I returned this piece of crap
2275251
I'm pretty sure it's a 6 quart capacity. We had a West Bend Stir Crazy popper for years but this is better.One full cup of popcorn makes a full container of nearly perfectly popped corn. I think you'll like it.
1190138
Sorry for the delay....it is quite a bit of popcorn. I am guessing you will want two containers to store it in, that is what we do to make it easier to manage, etc.
1432928
Last year I found a bag of Walmart popcorn in a drawer that was over six years old. I popped it and the popcorn was as good as ever. From a half cup unpopped corn, all kernels popped except two. Hint,.. keep it in the refrigerator and it will last forever.
148803
Not sure but it does NOT pop the corn as well as the aluminum one. The lid fills with condensation and makes the popcorn wet.
2262379
aprox. 11" X 6" (when I air pop a scoop of corn kernels this container will hold 85% of the finished popped corn)
1000755
This is not a topping. It is an oil similar to what the movie theater uses to pop the corn in. You use a couple of tablespoons instead if your regular oil.It will take a couple of times for you to figure out how much to use so it suits your taste.
1277235
I find it more crisp than popcorn popped in a bag. It's easier and a lot cheaper. No calories added from oil.