Will it clean a popcorn popper kettle?
2013299
I don't see why not ...it cleans ovens burner bottoms of pots and pans baking sheets. It should do a great job without any chemical odors
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.
815752
I am not certain the size of this kettle as I shipped it directly to a family member. I do know that will handle a 4oz and 7oz bag of popcorn. I understand that the family members just love this machine.
1385593
I have never tried, but my thought would be yes and no. I am sure that you could do it. However, I don't know how well it would clean up or if it would cause other "gunky" issues. Plus if you use a full 1/2 cup of kernels, the popper fills up completely. So I don't think it would be a good idea. But it wouldn't hurt to try it once.
2019913
The kettle doesn't roast nuts very well, in shell or out. The sweep arm only moves the nuts around the cookiing surface but doesn't turn them over, so the nuts burn on one side and remain uncooked on the other. It makes great popcorn, though.
2182887
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.
759235
No ,but it's made for 6 oz pop corn. For example; If you use 8 oz pop corn bag you will have un-popped kernels. so the kettle is made for 6 oz bags. I hope I answered your question.
1322755
This person says it works -- http://homebrewcoffeeology.com/product-reviews/roasting-equipment -- saying "This is an inexpensive popcorn popper that can be re-purposed as an affordable way to roast coffee at home. "
278270
Being stainless steel, there should be no problem as long as the bottom is flat. It will be slower than gas but just wait til the oil is hot before adding popcorn.
1690997
Simple paper towel and water. Take out the popcorn bucket(it comes out really easy...unplug and unhook). Use a dry paper towel and wipe out clean. Then take a dampen one w/ very little dish soap and wipe clean again. Finish w/ another dry paper towel. Do the same cleaning inside of the machine including windows less the soap. You should push all kernels etc. into the wholes as you wipe clean, and then pull out the catch drawer and clean.
2225205
The answear to this is "No".You could clean the kettle with the wet tissue or gauze,but don't put the kettle into water,because regular tap water contains minerals and salts, which might get into metallic bottom and effect negatively electrical contacts,which in turn prevent the kettle from proper functioning.
903947
I have found that any popcorn will do, but you have to follow the instructions in terms of the amount of oil you put in, or else it gets soggy.
1794833
I don't see why not. If you have a microwave popcorn popper I would think that it would work fine but I would caution you that this popcorn releases a lot of energy when popping. It may blow open the top of the popper if you have your regular amount of kernels in it. When I pop it the kernels really bang against the inside of my popping kettle, louder than any other popcorn I've used recently. Hope this answers your question.
1385594
Yes, it makes GREAT Kettle Corn! See my review on this product for my recipe! Edog1955: "Great For Making Kettle Corn" It takes a little more time to clean out the popper, but worth it. I have made batches of kettle corn back-to-back without washing and it was OK.
1690998
I usually wipe it down with a damp paper towel after each use and clean it more thoroughly about every 5 uses. I really have enjoyed the popper and it has been quick and easy to maintain.
915748
I don't know what you mean by kettle corn and burned sugar. I use oil to pop popcorn. I just made 3 batches with no cleaning until I was done.
1839888
I don't know the answer to either part of your question. I just discovered that my NEW popper is cracked. I emailed the company to see what they will do about it.
169081
Yes, this popcorn maker can be washed in the top rack of the dishwasher. Using oil is optional but if you do it only calls for 1 tsp. oil. This is a much smaller popcorn popper than I expected when I ordered it. It calls for 1/4 cup popcorn but that is too much for mine. It is great for one serving though.