Presto 04821 Orville Redenbacher's Popcorn Maker Reviews

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Very pleased with the quality of the Orville Redenbacher Hot Air Corn Popper. It does an excellent job popping the corn, easy to clean and operate. from Amazon.com But I wanted another option to cleaning the oily pan and cover. And the added benefit of less oil on my popcorn since I need to watch what I ingest now in my older years. The Orville Hot Air Corm Popper was the choice I made over the other brands that utilized hot air and automatic stir methods. A few friends had these brands and did not like restricted user operator options. from Amazon.com The Orville Redenbacher Hot Air Corn Popper we purchased several months ago has consistently been a disappointment. While it pops great corn, it does not have the on/off switch that our 20 year old one has; it hurls kernels everywhere and doesn't pop all of them. from Amazon.com The Presto is a typical air popcorn popper. It works well and is easy to clean. from Amazon.com I really love air popped popcorn and I found that Presto is the only company still making an air popper. The great thing is that they make an excellent product. from Amazon.com so you can probably order it from Amazon at the same time as your popper, though the price may be different. I don't have a Presto, mine is a 20-30 year old West Bend Popcorn Pumper WITH on/off switch (why I bought that one, so many years ago). It just feels safer to use a switch as opposed to pulling out the plug. from Amazon.com I have tried another brand of hot air popper, because this one is hard to find. No comparison. The Presto is by far the best way to make popcorn. from Amazon.com I am enjoying my Orville Redenbacher Air Popcorn Popper! No use of oil! from Amazon.com We purchased this popcorn popper this week and I am returning it. It throws terribly hot unpopped kernals out of the chute . from Amazon.com We always have used a hot air popper for popcorn. We had other types, but the Presto is the best. We can't buy it here in Atlantic Canada, so we order online, even though the shipping ends up putting the cost close to $70 CDN. from Amazon.com