can this be used on hot air popcorn or microwaved (no oil) popcorn?
601411
I sprinkle it on microwave pop corn so i don't see why you couldn't put it on hot air popcorn. But if you spray your popcorn with a little oil after popping, the flavacol will stick to the popcorn.
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.
601413
I just tried it and it tastes great! I melted about 2 tbs butter in the microwave to give the salt something to stick to. Works like a charm!
601414
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.
1755807
We don't use butter or oil inside, we just add the popcorn and about a tablespoon of water. Less unpopped kernels with a little touch of water. We add butter afterwards.
2244869
Yes you can. The corn is slightly dryer without but oil is not required. It's also easier to burn the popcorn. I have successfully done it twice; both times I really really wanted popcorn and was hard up for oil. You really only need a small amount of oil. If no oil is going to be your norm, I'd recommend an air popper.
760441
Don't know for sure but don't think so. The popcorn is very good though. My husband uses 1/4 C. popcorn & pours little popcorn oil in & salt. Microwaves vary in time so you will have to adjust to yours. He loves it & just right for one person.
1021324
I don't know but if it gets hot enough to boil water for oatmeal and cook soup, it just might pop popcorn. never know unless you try it. 12v gets hot!
1998046
No, absolutely not. The machine pops the popcorn by blowing super-hot air up through the kernels, and pouring anything in other than dry popcorn will ruin the machine. Melt your butter while the popcorn is heating up, and pour it on the popcorn once you get it in the bowl. Hope that helps!
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.
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.
1794832
Had initially said I do not know, but on second thought most if not all popcorn is microwave usable with a popper. It is great popcorn by the way.
802235
The cord is not retractable, nor does it have a wrapping post or removable. The instruction booklet says the device is for 120 volts and should not be used with a converter. The heating element gets very hot and the popcorn will burn if you do not remove it at the right time. There is not an automatic shut off either so it's not something you can walk away from during the popping.
1484301
If you want to put just regular kernels in there i suppose that would work. If you plan on putting a bag of microwavable popcorn into the bowl then absolutely not.
1440325
You can use any kind of popcorn; it doesn't have to be the packaged mixes. It comes with a measuring spoon for oil and a measuring cup for the popcorn.
838057
Coconut Oil works best. Cleans easier. Tastes better. I wouldn't use vegetable or canola oil. they get so gummy....and are not as heat tolerant as the coconut oil. I don't use any popcorn oil product. Only Coconut Oil, and real butter after it is done popping.
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.
483608
I would say absolutely not. You'd have to scrape the popcorn off and apply it to a fairly smooth surface.
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.
429746
It is microwaveable. I used less than the recommended amount of popcorn kernels and all of the popcorn still didn't pop. Most of the ones that did pop scorched. I have not used it again. It is very small.