Can you use this in a air popper
1542282
I never tried it in an air popper...we have a big popcorn machine that I made it in that uses oil. I think it would work, but might not taste as good.
1542283
i don't think so as it comes in a packet that includes oil which says to me it is made to be cooked in oil
1542284
No, you can't use this in an air popper because it has the oil and salt mixed in.
1542285
The back of the packet states it can be used in an air popper by adding the popcorn only. You would not be using the coconut oil.
1000756
Yes, that is what I purchased it for - not as a topping, but for popping! It works well in my stove top popper and my theater style popper and it smells good doing so! Have never used it as a topping. If you use salt after popping, use Flavacol - best popcorn salt out there IMHO.
313874
yes, you can.. mine had air leak after use. but till the time it worked, it was great
711156
I could not get it to work. I returned it to Amazon. I use oxygen absorbers instead. Put one , 100 cc absorber in each quart jar and you will hear the pop. I learned this on dehydrate2store.com. I like this method a lot.
1889232
Yes. You can dump the entire package into a pan and use it on the stove. The directions are on the back of each package. Just be sure your pot is big enough. I have the 2.5 oz kettle popcorn packs and they recommend a 6 quart pot. They also have directions for electric poppers and air poppers.
722776
Sorry I cannot say if it would work as an air can, I was trying to use it to spray 10wt oil and it didn't work at all for that.
733544
I am sure it would work, but I can't personally say how well it would hold up. I have only used my popper without oil. I would also like to know the answer to this.
182651
Definitely can roast coffee in this, those saying "no" are uninformed and should not comment without specific knowledge. Other poppers may be better suited however. You need 1350 watts or greater to get good results. Google "Home roasting" for info.
118624
Not sure but how many people still popcorn in an airpopper versus a microwave. I use it for coffee and works excellent. It is more hands on and your require more knowledge of all the levels of roasting but you in the end better understand coffee and the process.
2013300
If the popcorn popper kettle is metal, it should be ok. But its not for delicate surfaces like silver or for highly polished brass or copper or stainless. It is ok for most cookware, however.
629676
I suppose you could, but the atomizer is junk, it will quit working when you need it the most, I highly suggest not buying this product, it's a waste of money. Go to justnebulizers.com if you need an atomizer, or the web store of your choice.
601412
Gold medal is a salt seasining and as such can be used anywhere, (just remember its a salt too). As to micowave or air popcorn poppers...I would think the seasoning would "blow" out of the air popper and thus defeat the purpose. You can, however, sprinkle it overvthe popcorn after its in your bowl, (this seasoning is a fine powdered product).ps...i use it on all my popcorn...i use a stircrazy popper.
1532973
Yes. I make popcorn in it abt 2x weekly. The bottom of the pan distributes heat well. After dumping corn, put water in the pan, and empty. It'll prevent oil residue from building up. Oil gear occasionally. Much better than whirly-pop.
65796
We have used a number of different brands of popcorn and different types of oil. We never had an issue with the popper with any of them.
320986
You can pop popcorn without grease in an air popper but it tastes like left-over cardboard. In the Waring I use a combination of 1-2 tablespoons of butter and approximately 1/3 cup (I never measure it) of canola oil per 1 cup of corn. Tastes great!
2182888
I don't see why not. Heavy-duty stainless should work great for you. I love this popper. Use 4 oz. of popcorn max.
776836
Yes that should work well with your oils. My granddaughter keeps pop and juice in her refrigerator and keeps it running 24/7