Approximately how much popcorn is made each time you use it?
1580161
If you measure it by say a ceral bowl full. About 4, which isn't much. I read that you can use the 6oz packages in this 4 oz popper. I'll be ordering those next time. I recommend buying the packages of popcorn on here that have the oil, salted butter and popcorn all in one. It's just like movie theater popcorn. My kids love it.
730549
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!
693035
We have popcorn bags that say 1.5 ounces and it fills up 4 or 5 per batch. We make about 5-8 batches in a few hours and have no issues.
281773
Don't know...would not buy this popcorn maker as it leaves a lot of unpoped popcorn.
428370
I have used mine about a dozen times. I use 1/3 cup of organic popcorn from an Amish farm in PA. and a little butter or coconut oil. I have never been able to get more than 1/3 to 1/2 of the kernels to pop. I use my microwave 1100 at 3 min I stop because the popping has dramatically slowed. If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
62320
I'm sure more than 10 cups. I'm not for sure but I'm estimating. Usually one 6 oz bag - I can feed 4 people with popcorn containers & have some left in the popper.
1561839
If you are asking how many bags of popcorn did I purchase, I purchased 28 bags of the large and 24 of the small. The small bags with the oil and butter combined is the best for my popcorn maker.
428373
I use 1/4-1/3 cup of white popcorn on high for about 4 minutes. I have a few unpopped kernels. It has never been tough.
1451628
The kernals once popped are about 1/2 to 2/3 the size of your typical popcorn. However, it tastes amazing and buttery...without adding butter! Now that I've had this popcorn, I can't go back. The typical popcorn at store tastes like cardboard and dense to me!
1780349
You use the measuring spoons included. Two tablespoons of oil and 1/4 cup of popcorn. If your off a little bit it won't matter. Make sure the popper has warmed up before you add(5 minutes) but turn it off when you add the oil and popcorn.
733541
Guess it depends on the size of the individual packs. Not a product that would meet my popcorn-consumption style, so I've given it no thought!
2190818
I haven't physically measured the amount produced, but I can estimate it. My popper's outside base dimensions are 17.75" by 14.75" and an 8 oz package of this corn creates about a 2" depth of popped kernels. If I deduct a quarter inch to better estimate the interior dimensions, the total volume the popped corn occupies is 523.625 cubic inches (17.5" x 14.5" x 2"). There are 16.387064 cubic centimeters in one cubic inch (~8580 cc of popped corn) and 236.588237 cubic centimeters in an 8 ounce cup, so my popper makes around 36 cups of popped corn using this product. Take note that this is just a rough estimate and wholly insufficient for commercial production purposes - not all poppers are the same and not all batches of raw corn produce the same volume of popped corn.
1235537
We have used just the regular popcorn and oil. We just follow the directions on the glass of the maker and it turns out perfect every time.
935238
More than one.... I'd say 10 or so depending on the amount you use it each time
733546
I honestly would"t know. All we use is 1/3 cup of regular popcorn no oil and it works great. I would maybe ask the manufacturer.
420207
I don't know how many servings but it held 2 of the 8 oz bags popped (1 at a time of course) and it is a lot of popcorn. It still tastes good even after a few days.
1547524
This machine pops 1/3 cup of popcorn at a time. Measure it as per instructions. It is a wonderful machine. My 9 yr old grandson is pleased with it. He can make his own popcorn.