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Question: a: Is there cord Storage (wrapping posts, retractable, removable etc.)?b: What Wattage of the heating element?
Document: This is a great unit. It has no heating element but gets it's heat from some kind of a light bulb. ingenious. It is fast and very easy to clean up. Now if it lasts for a few years, I'd give it a five star rating.
It is so nice to once again have a popper that actually pops all the kernels. You do have to be quick to take it off the heating element once the popping almost stops, but the few pieces that appear burned have not tasted burned. I love how easy it is to clean, the base lifting up is ingenious!So far we are very satisfied. When I first saw the dome, I was skeptical that it would hold enough, but my fears were proven false.
I had one previously and got excellent results with it. Pros: Easier to clean than old Waring due to improved non-stick finish. Still produces excellent popcorn. Cord is attached permanently. (Old one plugged into the unit and frequently got misplaced when cleaning. The easier cleaning resolved needing to remove the cord.) Has a nut roaster which works well. Clear top seems larger than old top.
Grasp the handles, flip the lid/bowl, and remove the heating plate placing it back on the base. Then pour the corn into a wide bowl.We have found that a new batch can be started right away with no waiting time.The lid/bowl combo does work, but not as well as our preferred bowl.
And as far as I can tell, the stirrer works great with that in mind. I love the fact that it is so easy to clean since the bottom heating plate detaches from the base. And finally, I just want to say, that &#34;yes&#34;, if you don't pay attention after the popping starts, you will burn some of the kernels -- duh?
My Westbend popcorn popper was hard to wash, the lid cracked after only a few uses, and after a summers use, it was just old and yucky. This waring pro is fantastic! First it has an on/off switch!!! Second the lid... it is thicker, the top for melting butter is larger and the lid stays attached. Third and very best of all, the base separates from the electric heating unit!
We are now on our fourth popcorn maker. After several purchases of a competing brand, that all broke for one reason or another (wouldn't pop more than 1/4 of kernels, etc) my wife purchased this one as a change. Unfortunately, after one weeks worth of use, the lid cracked and separated and so is unusable. I've tried to find where to purchase a replacement, but to no avail. When you touch the lid, you are struck with how flimsy and cheap the materials are.
the product is funcional, has all the stuff in place and totally new.i will really like to keep buying to this seller.i recommend this to, families and sellers.
the popcorn maker as was described by others is touchy as it does burn the corn if you are not careful....though this could be said of other poppers. It has a pan that can be removed when popcorn is done...making pouring easy...unfortunately it is unreliable and broke after only fifteen or twenty uses..would not recommend
popcorn is such a great family movie tradition we have picked back up after getting this little beauty. Waring has a great reputation and we bought theirs based on the popcorn nerds we know giving them the thumbs up. Also handy having all the mess contained in one bowl. cooking try comes off for easy cleaning. Good luck finding non-GMO popcorn seeds though if you are interested.
Answer: The cord is not retractable, nor does it have a wrapping post or removable. The instruction booklet says the device is for 120 volts and should not be used with a converter. The heating element gets very hot and the popcorn will burn if you do not remove it at the right time. There is not an automatic shut off either so it's not something you can walk away from during the popping.