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Question: what temperature does it achive inside? i want to use it for malting barley that why i asked!
Document: The Westbend support website states that the Popcorn setting temperature should be approximately 428-464 degrees F and the Nut setting should be approximately 365-401 degrees F. Two additional batches of popcorn were made with the control set in the Nut setting with both batches popping approximately 95% of the kernels. The bottom line is that if you do not want burnt roasted nuts, use the Popcorn setting.
I purchased this popper as I have regular gatherings every Sunday. Popcorn is something that everyone likes, to go along with all the other goodies. It works perfectly, is easy to use, and pops flawlessly. The stirring arm is very sturdy, and I can't conceive of how it could ever get bent unless it was badly abused. I use butter in the top as it's popping, and if the butter is room temperature, it completely coats the popped corn by the end of the cycle.
But, I pour my popcorn into another large bowl to take to the couch.Cleanup is very easy as well. So, it's not a product that you won't want to use often because of cleanup.
THis item was the best priced and I think the better lookig product. It works fine, and I am a at loss why anywone woudl opt to purchase any other. I have never used the roaster, but iot is there in event I would want to use it.
This is a slight upgrade from the one I owned in the late 80's. It works great. Not for young kids to use without help. My kids love the popcorn, but wont use it often because they dont want to clean it. I like that.Dont over fill :)Good quality for what I wanted.
If you want almost all of your kernels of popcorn popped, popper that stirs is the best. Make sure you only use the instructed amount of popcorn as if you use more it will raise the lid above the popper and spill out over the sides. Make sure to unplug as soon as it stops popping and turn over quickly. The lid serves as a bowl if you so desire. Did not roast nuts for us as well as we would have liked, therefore we still use the oven for roasting nuts.
Plus side - It makes awesome popcorn, especially if you use gourmet popping corn. Negative sie: sadly, it's a ultra cheaply built, very badly designed cheap piece of junk, and it won't last long. I knew this from all the reviews on Amazon.com, so I can't say I went in not knowing what I was getting myself into when I asked for it for X-Mas.
Additionally, the bowl is not dishwasher-safe and it can be difficult to clean. Given that just about anything can be made to be dishwasher-safe, I cannot understand why West Bend is unable to make a dishwasher-safe bowl for their poppers. I recommend transferring the popcorn to a separate container and cleaning the bowl with dish soap and moderately hot water immediately after use; the oil comes off the inside of the bowl much easier that way.
This is a great little gadget! We originally purchased the Nostalgia Electrics - Kettle Corn Maker as a gift for our daughter. That machine did not produce kettle corn because it cooked at such a high temp it burned the sugar. This machine, however, cooks at the right temperature to make kettle corn. It is also good to make regular popcorn. My daughter loves this machine and it is a cool thing to have around on movie night!
I have owned this popper about 1 year and pop at least 50-75lbs a year for movie night 4-5 times a week.Red Amish Country Popcorn, 6-lb BagWhile a good popper, it is not great. The lid has stress cracks around the edges; the two-piece stirring rod nut comes apart too easily (powdered metal reduces mfg cost and hurts quality); our temperature control for our is spot on popcorn.
Answer: I measured the surface getting to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.