Can you put this on popcorn?
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I use this exclusively for popcorn. I always take 3 bags back overseas with me after visiting the US.
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Yep. Its the same product as Kraft makes ( or used to make and its for popcorn ).
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Heck, yes! That is the primary use, IMHO. Better than the store bought "cheesy" popcorn, because it's fresh. If you salt your popcorn, you can skip it if you use this stuff....I don't know the salt content of the Cheddar Cheese Powder, but it tastes kind of salty.
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No, the secret is to follow the directions: Always plug it in, heat it up empty for about 30 seconds, THEN put the popcorn in, turn it back on. Every kernel pops, every time!
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You can use any kind that you want but I would suggest you use coconut oil for your popping oil. It gives the corn a better taste remember a little goes a long way also a little bit of popcorn goes a long way. 1 cup will treat 2 people with no problem.
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Iam not sure, because it might go inside the machine. But after I make some popcorn I add my own butter. But it would be cool if we could add butter inside the popper.
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Yep,. We just sprinkle it on top of the popcorn when it's done cooking and shake around for a bit.
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Yes, you can use oil. I use extra virgin olive oil because it's better for you and only very little. I put the popcorn in then drizzle a little oil, move the kernels around with a spoon or whatever to get the kernels a little coated, then microwave. I used to use the microwave bags, no more, I love this popcorn popper!!
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No. You can melt butter in tray/scoop at the top but you still must dump it after you are finished popping the popcorn.
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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.
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It's a VERY yummy popcorn, but as they say, it pops up white. Here's another idea -- some tips from Ask.com on how to dye popcorn:Popcorn can be dyed a couple of different ways. By adding food coloring to the oil before popping will give it a faint color. Powdered food coloring can be add added to popcorn (after popped) for a more intense color. You can also mix a little water with food coloring in a plastic bag, add the popcorn and shake until it is coated. All three ways work, and are simple at the same time.
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I think that's overkill...... unless you see something growing, I'd just do the soap/water combo. BTW spray a little PAM or similiar on the glass before popping and you can actually SEE the popcorn instead of the lid steaming over.
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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.
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Yes you can. I use a whirley popper also and it works great. Best popcorn, just like the theatre. I also use flavacol seasoning.
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No. The popcorn cooks in the little metal part in the bottom. I think if you put butter in it it would burn.
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Yes, you mix it in with the oil and popcorn while its heating up. As far as quantity, a little bit goes a long way. You use a teaspoon for every 6-8 oz of kernels.
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Yes it can.It is actually the best for mushroom popcorn. If you use a hot air popcorn popper, do not add the popcorn until the popper has run fully for at least 1 minute. Then add all of the popcorn quickly. Do not even add the popcorn to the little holder cup that some hot air poppers use as it just dries out the popcorn reducing its "popability". Be sure to always use the amount of popcorn recommended by the popper's manufacturer (usually 1/2 cup) (www.JustPoppin.com has a FAQ page). Storage affects the popcorn too. Always store the mushroom popcorn in an airtight container preferably in a cool dark place but *never* in a refrig or freezer. Hope that helps!! Yes it can.It is actually the best for mushroom popcorn. If you use a hot air popcorn popper, do not add the popcorn until the popper has run fully for at least 1 minute. Then add all of the popcorn quickly. Do not even add the popcorn to the little holder cup that some hot air poppers use as it just dries out the popcorn reducing its "popability". Be sure to always use the amount of popcorn recommended by the popper's manufacturer (usually 1/2 cup) (www.JustPoppin.com has a FAQ page). Storage affects the popcorn too. Always store the mushroom popcorn in an airtight container... » Read More Yes it can.It is actually the best for mushroom popcorn. If you use a hot air popcorn popper, do not add the popcorn until the popper has run fully for at least 1 minute. Then add all of the popcorn quickly. Do not even add the popcorn to the little holder cup that some hot air poppers use as it just dries out the popcorn reducing its "popability". Be sure to always use the amount of popcorn recommended by the popper's manufacturer (usually 1/2 cup) (www.JustPoppin.com has a FAQ page). Storage affects the popcorn too. Always store the mushroom popcorn in an airtight container preferably in a cool dark place but *never* in a refrig or freezer. Hope that helps!! « Show Less
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I have not tried using it for popcorn. I bought it to cook rice in the mircowave and I love it!
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No,We buy our popcorn at Sam's club. !/4 cup of oil and 3 tablespoons of butter in with the oil and popcorn and let it pop.