Can this be used for popping?
1107609
No Caroline. This corn is used in Perú to make a refreshment. You can boild it with water ,some pineaple and cinnamon .then you have to strain it and add sugar and lemon juice. Taste really good!
1107610
It is not the popping kind. Also, heating it for popping will degrade a portion of the antioxidants (anthocyanins) that make this stuff so awesome...:)
1107611
No. But it brews into a very tasty cold drinkl"Chicha moradaChicha morada is a sweet Peruvian beverage made from purple corn, a variant of Zea mays native to the Peruvian Andes, and spices. Non-alcoholic, it is a type of chicha usually made by boiling the corn with pineapple, cinnamon, clove, and sugar." Wikipedia
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.
1652124
If it pops. I only use for sand extraction I also carry Hilift jack and bottle jack. Be prepared
1229732
I never intended to test this object to the extreme. I have never planned to use it with water hotter than 85 degrees. I guess it would pop if you did something deliberately extreme like fill it with BOILING HOT water.
438454
no no no. this is an "extract" for baking.... and flavoring. it has water in it that will be incompatible with the oils used for popping the corn.
2239186
Yes. My only complaint is its small capacity. If you've got the extra money, get a BIG one. This one only pops about enough popcorn for three or four of the little bags and if you're popping for a roomful of little kids... don't even think about using this to supply adults with popcorn.
1012916
It does pop well in an air-popper since that is what I have always used for it. It is light and fluffy and all the kernals pop for the most part - so great poppage. It's an excellent popcorn.
2106637
Probably. There are a LOT of pop-out converters for almost every condition. But remember, it is only an adapter... it does not change the voltage in or out.
1927773
Definitely not a good idea. Powder will get into heating coils and motor and damage popper as well as possibly starting a fire. I keep mine in a big salt shaker and sprinkle over after adding a mix of melted butter & coconut oil.
612233
yes it pops pop corn , but Mine was a piece of junk and burned the popcorn so I tossed it in the trash after about 3 tries , i do not suggest buying this pop corn popper
1571413
Should work fine. Might want to try the four ounce kit though. The six ounce kit makes ALOT of popcorn. I have a six quart Whirly pop and have used the 6 ounce kits. It fills the popper right up to the lid, actually pushing the lid open slightly when its fully cooked. It might be too much for the West Bend, unsure. I would probably get the 4 ounce kit first, see how much it does and plan accordingly for next time.
1807850
No, in fact I put a plastic directly below where the popcorn comes out after popping and it was no problem. There was only 3-4 kernels that did not pop it does what it's supposed to do no problems .
856043
Yes, I do not see why you couldn't. I have a stand alone retro popper with a kettle and I use this in my unit with no problems. Hope this helps.
579484
YES! for sure you can. I have a Back To Basic popcorn popper. just like the Whirley and it works great.
36406
No, it won't pop; it's not inflated like a real soccer ball. It's a sturdy, hollow rubber ball with a small (about 1" diameter) hole in it.
1853808
I don't have a pop, up in the drain o use it in. I use it in a showed drain. It drains slowley with the hair snare so I wouldn't recommend using it with a pop up.
738549
I wouldn't. .. This is low quality plastic. ..I'd be worried that it would pop