Questions & Answers for: West Bend how to pop the popcorn

...popcorn Hello,I had this model for many years, it worked fine. I could pop the corn, walk away for 10minutes, never would burn. This new one sometimes will burn the popcorn before it finishes, and if ...

popcorn. Serve. Method Two Take a frying pan and a fitting lid. Put some grease (canola oil for example) in it to make sure your corns won't stick to your pan. Wait until the pan is hot--you can add 1

popcorn maker I need help on how to work it When Popper Has Popped Corn Just Before. 1. Pour the properly measure amount of Oil into the kettle. 2. Wait about 45 seconds - or until the Oil in the ...

pop the popcorn with the plastic lid off.....the lid is only used after popping and if you are using the lid as a bowl. Hope this helps.... Hi, not only can you use it with the plastic part of the lid

...pop better with a little oil!) Try 3 tablespoons of oil and 3/4 cup of popcorn kernels. Put in the oil first. Try putting in a few 'test kernels' - when those pop, add the rest of the corn so it will ...

it is popping less and less popcorn each time, even though I have tried several different brands of popcorn with it. Used to work wonderful and always gave me a full tub ...

Is there a thermostat with this popcorn popper that prevents the popcorn from burning? Earlier models had one. Yes, there is a thermostat inside that prevents the popper from overheating. I know ...

I purchased the stir crazy model 82306 and it does not pop the corn properly. Less than half of it pops. I have never had this problem with other West Bend stir crazy poppers in the past. On 4 ...

...popcorn you wish to pop in the well, put the lid on, and place a large bowl in front of the lid shute. If you wish to melt butter, place 2 tbsp in the shallow cup that fits in the top of the lid ...

...popcorn. Then if we let it continue to run for a couple of more minutes it pops the rest of the corn. It’s almost like it overheats, shuts off, and then reheats and continues to pop. Any ideas? SADLY ...