If I have a 4 oz popper do I have to use the 4 oz packs?
756635
The 4 ounce package will fill a 4 ounce popper. You can use a smaller package or amount, but I think a larger package will just spill from your popper or not be popped. You'll be spending money you don't have to if you buy a larger package for a 4 ounce machine.
756636
I have a 2.5oz popper and use 4 oz or 2 oz. unpopped kernels seem to be the same on either size bag.
438813
You have a 4oz popcorn machine. To solve this problem I suggest order Great Northern Pop Corn Company 4 oz pre measured pop corn packets. It contains pre-measured amounts 0f popcorn,coconut oil, and butter flavored salt......Its not expensive and you can order it through Amazon. 4 oz packets are designed for your popper. You will always have a very small amount of un- popped kernels......Even theaters do.
1365919
To be honest it all dependa on how you like your popcorn. I use two or three tablespoons of butter oil and about 1/4 cup of popocorn. Best thing to do is try different ammounts of each until you find your sweet spot on making popcorn
759234
Correct, it takes 6oz. popcorn kits. if you are buying the prefilled kind, you can use the 8oz. I have used the 8 oz. to pop more at one time.
543671
Yes you can. It is just like the small bottles of popcorn seasoning you buy in the grocery store. The difference is, those bottles are about $2.25 for about an ounce and a half. This stuff is just as good maybe better. And will keep in your pantry for years.
2120522
When I was looking for mine, it stated that none of the individual poppers would fit the cart. I would contact the company and see if they have someone that would repair it for you or be able to buy replacement parts.
140465
We use vegetable oil and lightly salt only.. You could add melted butter or margarine if you wish after popping. Works great and popcorn tastes great.
922491
I have never tried it in a microwave popper but do not see why the smaller packs would not work. The packs come in 2.5, 4, 6, 8, and 12 ounce sizes. I have always used a West Bend Stir Crazy popper with the 6 ounce packs.
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 .
881954
I just can't imagine. Are you using a popcorn machine like they have at the movies? We've used the 2.5 oz. pkg. for our little machine and the 4 oz. ones for the floor model machine, and if you put in all the oil in the package and all the salted popcorn, it's just delicious. Sometimes I don't use their oil and use just a little canola oil and strain the popcorn mixture to remove most of the salt to make it healthier and it's still very good.
2182888
I don't see why not. Heavy-duty stainless should work great for you. I love this popper. Use 4 oz. of popcorn max.
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.
256900
The bag I got works really well in a hot air popper. I usually pop a half cup at a time and usually only have 5-10 unpopped kernals.
705695
I had the same problem with this questionable purchase...no instructions of any kind. The way I figured this out was to buy some of what are called "Popcorn Kits". These are all in one packages with the kernels, Coconut Oil, and Flavacol salt all pre-measured in a single package. They are sold to match the typical popcorn machine; that is, for your 8 ounce machine, you would buy an 8 ounce kit. This refers to the finished weight; that is, an 8 ounce machine will make 8 ounces (weight) of finished popcorn. The package contains 8 fluid ounces of kernels, I poured my kernels into a measuring cup and discovered that it contains 8 fluid ounces of kernels. The oil is usually stated in Tablespoons (1 Tsp = 0.5 fl. oz.). The Mega Pop kit that I used, had about 6 Tbsp--about 3 ounces--of Coconut Oil. So, the Mega Pop is 8 ounces of kernels and about 3 ounces of Coconut Oil. The general rule of thumb for popcorn is one ounce of oil for three ounces of kernels. With these machines, you put all the oil in, let it heat, then add all the kernels and the Flavacol. As the kernels pop, they will cascade out of the popper, until all the kernels are done. There are videos all over YouTube on the use of these machines. Here's one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW5zs2Tpp5M
1591400
Angel,If you click on the popcorn, it says its a case of 24---2.5 oz. Packs.Yes. It would be fine. I also bought that popcorn.
1646403
yes. Unless you particularily like to use the packets your best buy is the 4oz jar which I'm not sure Amazon carries. I have found it at Wegmans and various grocery stores.
1210258
I have a one and 2 oz and they have a shaker style insert in them. them 4 oz has a stopper type top so you would need a dropper. they are cheap at wal mart. like 2.57 for 2 !