So far so good - Update: Still so far so good!
I use very tiny popcorn, the dark red healthy kind. This popper pops almost every kernel, and doesn't blow too many out early. Recommended.
UPDATE: 7 months later, and it still works great. Plus, I've begun to overload it so I can get bigger batches of popcorn out of it.
I just brought popcorn to a movie night at the university yesterday and it was a big hit. I don't just put butter on, I use:
Olive oil
Butter
Macadamia nut oil
Walnut oil
I also like to sprinkle on cumin, garlic powder, curry powder, and sometimes hot Indian pepper powder! Makes a great and healthy snack. Note that the oils are extra virgin and unheated, since the popper air pops the popcorn.
Works first time great!
I bought 2 each, Popcorn Poppers, of the Hot Air variety in the $20.00 price range in the past month.
both begain smoking and "burnt up" the very first time I put Popcorn in them. No kidding!
So this time I got serious, forgetting the big box stores and their cheap products.
I took a chance on the Great Northern model, paid the shipping and ....Guess What? It works great, flawlessly.
The popcorn is better than any I have ever tasted.
Also, I would like to share my experience with Popcorn Brands.
(A) Orville Redenbacher "gourmet" has a stale odor, right out of the jar.
(B) The "lower end" brands including Jolly Time and the "Great Value" brand from Walmart, both smell nice right out of the jar, and pop better.
I always heat up a little corn oil and add a little butter to it to pour on my popcorn. Then I salt it.
It's a great food!
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No on/off switch
I would have given this popper 5 stars. However, it has no on/off switch. So, the only way to turn it on and off is to yank the cord out of the socket and doing so trips the breaker in our GFI outlet. I mean, really? No on/off switch? Other than that is works great.
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