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- This product had a total of 63 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 20 2020.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You need to pitch your bowl to catch popcorn as it pops directly in front.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Cons: when i first opened it (container 33cm tall x 16cm diameter) it looks a smart machine (i chose purple / black – on the page it looks a blue purple but it is an aubergine and is a lovely colour) if not a little flimsy in parts, the perspex lid and scoop seem quite thin so care is needed when washing for the first time, the plastic that goes down inside to the heat chamber is a little rough in a few places, the on / off switch also seems flimsy.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Pros: boy is it fast, in fact it is manic; it says it pops corn in just three minutes; well mine took less than two.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It starts by whizzing the kernel around and for a while (heating) and then the start to pop and throw themselves for the popcorn maker.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Com /eat/healthy-popcorn-recipes and will looks for more ideas (i have used finely grated parmesan before when i made popcorn in a pan, maple syrup is another good flavour, but like all flavourings they seem to go away to nothing, fall to the bottom of the bowl or only coat some of the popped corn even though you distribute throughout.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Would have given 5 stars but design flawunpopped kernels fly out with the popped corn means i have to sift through before giving to my lil one
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When making the popcorn some of it flies out of the front in different directions it needs something to keep them straight as they come out.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We're getting increasingly picky about what gadgets we have in our kitchen, and it's safe to say that a popcorn maker was far down that list, but when this came up in a deal we thought it was worth a try, and sounded a healthier option than putting popcorn in a lightly oiled (coconut oil, just a trace) covered paella pan and waiting until the popping stopped.