Secrets to Making Irresistible Kettlecorn in a Theater-Style Popcorn Machine - Easy Recipe!
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Make kettlecorn in theater machine. Make your own kettle corn at home. This is a 6oz theater style popcorn machine.
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Kettlecorn Recipe:
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☑️ 6oz Popcorn Kernels - amzn.to/3ENXiZ6
☑️ 1/3 cup sugar - amzn.to/3LOWIhL
Add corn oil and popcorn kernels to kettle after preheating. Once popcorn begins to pop add sugar and continue popping until finished. Dump out and shake on salt. Cool popcorn while mixing.
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It’s 4 AM and I want to make cattle corn
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What should be pointed out is that his machine is a 1220 watt popper, which works well for sugared popcorn. Most poppers ressembeling his size of popper are watted much higher - typically around 1440 watts (give or take). This high of wattage will burn the sugar. Without a zoom-out of the unit, I would guess that his popper is made by Paragon. Those Paragon poppers work great for sugared popcorn, but ufortunately, I don't think they make them anymore. The lowest watt poppers out there of this size are probably going to be around 1300 watts.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! You are right in I don’t think they make this machine anymore. This machine is a 6oz kernel king and it was made by Slush Puppie 😀. We did just purchase a Paragon popper though which can be seen in our latest video and we really do like it. Thank you so much for watching!! We really appreciate it!
this guy is the bomb! he gives up all the tricks! thanks for sharing!
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Wow looks tasty popcorn mm yumm thanks for sharing
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Is it fairly easy to clean your machine after you make kettle
Corn vs regular popcorn?
Thank you!
Hello! Great question! Yes, it is pretty easy. Just add water to the kettle and get it hot. Let the heat do the work. Some folks put a couple pieces of paper towel in the kettle and then turn on the motor so it does some cleaning action. Let it cool down and then dump the water into a bowl. Hope that helps! What size popper do you have? Thank you for watching!!
Hello, I wanted to know what is the difference with using corn oil and coconut oil in the home theatre kettle? I just bought a 10 oz. kettle and was told to use 10 oz. seeds, 5 oz. glaze pop, 3 oz. oil. It burnt up twice!! Please help!
I'm sorry you've been having trouble with your popper. Hopefully this will help. The difference between using corn oil and coconut oil is mainly flavor. They are both oils that have a high smoke point, so either should work perfectly fine in your popper. When using glaze pop we like to use corn oil because it doesn't really have much of a flavor to disrupt the flavor of the glaze pop. For your popper, be sure to heat your kettle up for a few minutes prior to adding the oil and corn. Always make sure the motor is running so the kernels continue to spin throughout the popping process. Also, for your 10oz kettle, use 4oz or 1/2 cup of oil instead of 3oz. We usually use about half the amount of oil to kernels but that's not really necessary. This additional amount of oil should do the trick for you. Let us know how you make out. Thank you for the great question!