Can you pop one quart?
809262
if you mean finish popcorn , I think it pops about 2 quarts at least and 99.8 of the kernals pop !! Best popper I have had . Bill
809263
I always do the maximum (1/3 cup kernels + some oil) and that fills the bowl for me (about 2quarts). I would think that a smaller volume would work just as well. Just remember that the microwave time maybe different for different volumes so watch (and smell) carefully until you know what time works best for your specific situation (microwave power, popcorn type, oil type, etc). Best of luck!
809264
Yes - about 2 quarts+ of popped corn using 1/3 cup of unpopped corn. We set time at 2min 15 seconds in our Frigidare Microwave. A second follow up batch usually takes about 2 min.
809265
yes. i found that the directions say to have your popcorn in the microwave for five minutes. the corn began to burn. i have an amana late model microwave and i think the next time i'll give it less time. the 1/3 cup was overflowing this last time.
1662013
1 quart, like a quart size paint can. If you wonder if it is enough to do the job of replacing the grease in the Kitchen Aid stand mixer. The answer is it is more than enough. You can do many mixers with this can, or do it many times on 1 mixer.
2231267
Their website says 1 quart will do a 25 gallon tank. But if it is not very flat, ie. A very contoured body, I would get an extra half pint, you only get one shot. You cannot apply it over itself, once dry.
1748288
yes, think of how you would open a can of paint, I use the end of a spoon and gently go around in between and it shown pop right out.hope this helps!
2275251
I'm pretty sure it's a 6 quart capacity. We had a West Bend Stir Crazy popper for years but this is better.One full cup of popcorn makes a full container of nearly perfectly popped corn. I think you'll like it.
678379
It holds about one quart! It's very durable, and easy to clean and fill, too, which is nice.
524940
Not 1 thing you would need about 1 gallon and a 1 quart depending on the color
653867
Yes, you can make a large batch using the quart container and the glass jars at the same time.
221563
If you remove the tab that allows you set it on the side to drain you can fit it in a 7 quart and it works absolutely perfectly, literally a perfect fit to maximize the amount of usable space in the 7 quart. Simply bending the piece of metal slightly back and forth is all that is needed for it to pop off.
2129229
i never needed to pop more than 1- 4 oz popping, but i would clean the base off first and then pop another.
1658957
One can should do it. Use a half quart first to obtain one thin coat on the inside. Let it dry and then give it a second coat with the rest.
1228268
I haven't specifically tried that but it does a lot more than you would think. You could try whipping up that many egg whites and see how much volume they take up but I doubt it would take 4 quarts. You can get metal bowls I believe but he plastic has been fine for me.
1378872
Yes you can. There is a small cap that goes over one of the tube connections that once covered allows for single pumping.
1039045
Never tried making half a batch in my 1 pint size, but i don't see why you couldn't. You're just using a whole canister of g as on half a bottle of cream.
212442
I do not have sufficient information to answer one way or the other... I should add that this size is advertised for a 6 quart unit.
1294420
I haven't tried that but it could be possible. Might be a little heavier than a 'pop' tho. About the size of an apple so use stronger sticks. Hope this helps :)
865407
Just give the lid a little twist and then lift. Or push on one side w/ thumb until it pops the pressure a little. Easy, peesy. It is a Great Product.