Ecolution Patented Micro-Pop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Glass, Red

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a b c d Roberston, Campbell (February 20, 2012). "Yesterday's Moonshiner, Today's Microdistiller". The New York Times . Retrieved May 15, 2016.

a b Motsinger, Carol (November 10, 2014). "New Movie Focuses on WNC Moonshiner Popcorn Sutton". Asheville Citizen-Times . Retrieved May 16, 2016. Davis, Lauren (March 18, 2009). "Estranged daughter remembers 'Popcorn' Sutton". local8now.com. Archived from the original on April 2, 2015.Stroud, Emily (March 17, 2009). "Family of legendary moonshiner hoped his sentence would be reduced". WBIR-TV . Retrieved March 21, 2009. [ dead link] Don’t forget to use a bit of anti-bac spray on buttons and handles too. How we chose the best popcorn makers Recommendations from real Mumsnet users Sanford, Jason (November 13, 2010). "Popcorn Sutton's whiskey goes legit with Hank Williams Jr.'s stamp of approval". Asheville Citizen-Times. Archived from the original on January 31, 2013. Singer-songwriter Hank Williams III sings about Sutton in the song "Moonshiner's Life" on his 2010 album Rebel Within [28]

The Lékué is simple and safe to use and collapses right down, making it an excellent option if you’re short on space. It can also be popped in the dishwasher after use, so it's ideal for busy families. One word of warning, though: VonShef recommends using no more than 30g of kernels at a time. Otherwise, you may end up with unpopped kernels or burnt bits at the bottom of the machine. We have this microwave one - it works well, is easy to clean, and takes up no room!” - PetitsGateaux) Our verdict When it’s movie night, think about who you'll be serving—if you'll need just enough popcorn for a few friends or a whole horde of hungry kids. Most of the makers we tested have a capacity of half a cup of unpopped kernels, which doesn't sound like much but turns into as much as 18 cups popped. If you're going to be making a lot of popcorn, there are larger-capacity poppers, but you should also consider how easy it is to make multiple batches in a row. Some makers can dump out a load of popped corn and start right over, while others need cleaning or cooling down before refilling. Legend JB Visits Popcorn's Grave | Moonshiners. Discovery UK. Archived from the original on December 20, 2021 . Retrieved October 27, 2021.Type: Air popper with rotation blades | Capacity: 5 litres | Power r ating: 800W | Dimensions: 35.6 x 30 x 24.9 cm | Warranty: Not specified What we like In testing, the Stir Crazy approached perfection, leaving behind just a single unpopped kernel in one batch and none in another. Plus, it did so in less than four minutes, faster than any of the similar models we tried. Another advantage of the self-stirring format is that you can add salt and other seasonings during cooking to get distributed evenly among the popped kernels. You can also pop the corn using most any type of oil, which helps expand your flavor options. It's certainly pricier than other models, but for the overall capacity, presentation, and ability to pop nearly every kernel, it is a winner. Paragon's 1911 Popcorn Machine is perfect for sleepovers, family gatherings, and mega movie marathons.

My family has used this popcorn maker for over 20 years, and it's as good as it was on day one," says Allison Wignall, staff writer for The Spruce Eats. "It became a staple of family reunions and birthday parties, faithfully popping batch after batch without issue. It may take slightly longer to pop than other models, but to me it is well worth the wait. And careful around the kettle, it gets pretty hot!" Sutton's long-estranged daughter Sky Sutton wrote a self-published book in 2009 entitled Daddy Moonshine: The Story of Marvin "Popcorn" Sutton ( ASIN B0027MNMC2)

a b c d e Miller, Stephen (March 20, 2009). "Legendary Tennessee Moonshiner Plied His Trade to the End". The Wall Street Journal . Retrieved March 21, 2009. The included measuring cup fits into a space in the lid to double as a butter warmer. The Presto pops so fast that it didn't melt our butter completely while it ran a cycle, but a few minutes sitting atop the hot machine fully liquefied it afterward. (You actually need those few minutes for the handle of the cup to cool down, as it gets very hot during popping.) Storage: Our selected popcorn makers vary significantly with regards to the amount of space they take up. Many of the microwavable options fold down to take up little space and some smaller streamlined models still produce a good amount of popcorn in a short space of time. Self-stirring electric, stovetop, and movie theater–style popcorn makers use of hot oil to cook kernels and have a stirring arm that keeps them in motion to heat evenly, prevent burning, and separate popped from unpopped kernels. Hot air makers blow hot air through the kernels to both cook and separate the popped ones. They're very easy to use and don't require any oil but also can't use any oil if you want to add it for flavoring. Microwave poppers use a microwave to heat the kernels, of course, and can use oil or not depending on your preference. On the flip side, we did notice some popcorn pieces were clumped together in clusters, and there were a decent number of kernels left unpopped at the bottom. While you might not get as much popped corn in your bowl, we felt the trade-off for taste and crispiness was well worth it. This maker ranked high in every other category, including ease of use and cleanup. Plus, its affordable price tag makes this a great budget selection and a reliable gift choice for any popcorn lover.