Countertop Popcorn Machine- Antique Style Movie Night Popper- 8oz Kettle, Old Maids Drawer, Warming Tray & Scoop by Superior Popcorn Company (Black)

The popcorn maker works perfectly. Was a nice addition to our bar

This popcorn machine is exactly what I was looking for to support my family’s love of popcorn! It was easy to assemble, worked as promised and gives a genuine movie theater/carnival vibe to our special occasions. It can handle 2 full 8oz loads of popcorn at a time. The heat lamp does a good job keeping kernels warm.

I’ve had this machine for about 4 years now and it’s worked well. We use it weekly. I have a family of four and one batch is usually enough for all of us. Sometimes I make a second but there’s a lot left over. It takes me about 15 minutes to clean using a bucket of water/cleaning vinegar. My only complaint is that it has very sharp edges on some of the parts inside and I’ve cut my hands multiple times while cleaning it. Once so badly I thought I might need stitches.

Pops well. My grandkids love it. I don't take it apart to clean it because it was a little difficult to assemble. I clean it with a vinegar/water spray bottle and paper towels.

Great product

I love my new popcorn popper. It is big enough to make the amount of popcorn that I want. I have used it several times in the last two weeks. It is easy to use, makes great popcorn. I am going to get a different scoop because I want one that has holes in it. I know the popcorn machine has holes in the floor and that works great, I just want one for when there is a lot of popcorn in the popcorn popper!!!

Compact size makes it easy to move around and store but is a little hinderance when cleaning. You will have some unpopped kernels which I believe is due to the shallow kettle, commercial kettles of the same capacity are much deeper, another compromise for size. HINT: Don't mess with less than full 8oz batch as efficiency seems to diminish - not sure why. Have read other reviews about smoking, don't have a clue, also about magnetic latch misalignment which I concur, it does have some adjustment but I also shimmed the magnet down for better alignment. FORMULA: ( I have had great success using this recipe ) 2 1/2 oz. popping oil, I use Orville Redenbacher's or Kernel Season's, 8oz pop corn, generic Meijers, Krogers, IGA yellow or white and 1 teaspoon Flavacol seasoning. Oil first and like stovetop directions put a few kernels in the oil and heat. When a kernel pops it's time to dump in the corn and seasoning together, this coats the popped kernels evenly with no need to add anything after popping. Also stay close and LISTEN FOR POPPING TO SLOW DOWN and dump the kettle, don't wait for it to stop or you will have burnt corn. Overall we love this machine and the flavor is far superior to microwave. My overall impression is that compared to commercial machines that can run thousands of dollars you can't beat it for the money. I recommend this product.

I love the machine though my popcorn comes out tough and chewy. I have tried popcorn packets and oil combos, Orville Redenbacher, and mushroom popcorn. I’ve used coconut oil and Crisco. When I checked the temperature of the heated pot, it was 425-450. It should be 350-400. HELP if anyone knows what to do.