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Question: Is there a way to make fair-type kettle corn with this popper?
Document: I absolutely love this popper. Makes popcorn the old-fashioned way without all the additives of the microwave type. With just 1/2 cup of popcorn the popper is full. I use organic coconut oil and organic seeds for a healthy, budget conscious treat. Add sugar into the mix and it pops up as kettle corn.
I am concerned that the lid may warp on this lighter model, but I am keeping my eye on it.This popper is great, because it pops every kernel, every time, I can make flavored popcorn, I can make fair style kettle corn (for just Pennies!, the popcorn is crunchy, fresh, and doesn't have that microwave artificial taste or sogginess. I have used it both on an electric stove, and a gas stove.
My fiance and I were turned on to Kettle Corn at the Oregon State Fair...needless to say, we were hooked. So I was determined to find out how to make it at home. The Whirley-Pop Stovetop Popcorn Popper proved to be the answer! Our stove has a glass range top, so I needed something that I wouldn't have to shake and possibly scratch the surface of the range - this was the solution! The turning handle eliminates the need to shake the pan on the burner.
This is our second whirlypop type popper. We love them! There is no better way to make popcorn. We buy pro grade prepackaged corn, oil and salt from a restaurant supply store. These packages have too much corn in it for these poppers so we have to dump some out before it is finished popping. The only reason that we had to buy another one is because I got over aggressive with the cranking and stripped the gear teeth. My fault! Otherwise these are great poppers!
After trying kettle corn at a fair, I was interested in making something similar at home. Unfortunately, this popcorn maker is not the choice. The popper is made of thin material and the small stirrer inside the popper rubs the bottom of the pot resulting in a  poorly popped corn and a very scratched bottom.
I bought this popper because I was craving kettle corn. I did a google search and found that kettle corn can be made at home, all you need is a &#34;whirly&#34; type of popper. So, I bought this popper. It makes great kettle corn. I used the method I saw demonstrated on Martha Stewart's site. Heat the oil and corn over medium heat until you hear a couple of kernels popping.
It's the only way to make kettle corn without burning it. I haven't had a whirley pop since I was a little kid, and I loved it then, I still love it. This one works great.
The main goal in making popcorn is to allow the uncooked kernels to fall back to the bottom, as long as the shaking is vigorous enough and the pot not too full, it will work. My popcorn comes out nice and fluffy and I even make kettle corn this way. Watch how the pros do it at the farmers market, heck, they don't even use a lid.
The only thing that kept it from getting 5 stars is that the little gears are made of plastic and when you make kettle corn with sugar, (which is why we bought it) and it begins to get a little sticky, the gears immediately began to wear. Metal gears would be better, I guess. At any rate, this is the only way to make kettle corn at home. Love this little gadget.
Absolutely the best way to make popcorn at home. Have had my current one 5 1/2 years and a very similar previous model over 20 yrs. I usually make great kettle corn by simply adding some brown sugar to the corn and oil right in the beginning. In 3-4 min. over high heat you have a pot of kettle/caramel corn depending on the amount of sugar added. You will not be disappointed.
Answer: Yes, it makes GREAT Kettle Corn!  See my review on this product for my recipe!  Edog1955:  "Great For Making Kettle Corn"It takes a little more time to clean out the popper, but worth it.  I have made batches of kettle corn back-to-back without washing and it was OK.