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… the popcorn is on the shelf or what brand it is. It does wonders with fresh popcorn. But the winner is that it makes the popcorn faster than popping on the stove and as fast or faster than microwaved popcorn…

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… have counted only 5 kernels that have not popped.) I am not using any fancy gourmet popcorn - just the Kroger store brand white popcorn. I have a Whirly Pop stove top popper, and the popcorn is good… 85 more reviews »

from cjbg1980, Shopping.com

…Pros: Popcorn tastes great Easy to clean Cons: Only makes a 3 quart serving The Bottom Line: If you like popcorn and you don't want to stand over the stove this is for you… 15 more reviews »

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…I've eaten popcorn almost every day for 20 years or so. I always loved it, but poppers requiring oil were messy and the product was unappetizing. Popping corn on the stove with oil (and I tried all…

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…I am really impressed with this popcorn. Compare the nutritiional value to just about every other brand out there and you won't believe it could taste good. But it's great! Reminds me of the popcorn… 14 more reviews »

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… money!

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS MODEL! I vividly remember my mom popping popcorn on the stove back in the 50's & 60's, and I guess it was a different kind of popcorn which was used back…

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… of my money!

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS MODEL! I vividly remember my mom popping popcorn on the stove back in the 50's & 60's, and I guess it was a different kind of popcorn which…

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… it on the stove. I bought these as a birthday present for a real popcorn lover and of course had to share some. It popped almost all the kernels and was not dry like you get out of a microwave. Very light and easy… 30 more reviews »

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… microwave. I've had manual popcorn poppers before (oil in pot over a stove and stirring the corn by hand), and this is better, as it uses less oil and pops more completely. I've never burned the popcorn…

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… microwave. I've had manual popcorn poppers before (oil in pot over a stove and stirring the corn by hand), and this is better, as it uses less oil and pops more completely. I've never burned the popcorn…

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…+ years old and still growing strong. If you can't/don't want to pop corn on the stove, this is the next best thing. FORGET microwave popcorn--there's simply no comparison.… 368 more reviews »

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…This West Bend Stir Crazy is one of the best popcorn poppers on the market. We had one for 25 years and after trying air poppers, microwave popcorn and even your basic pot on the stove popcorn we…

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…This West Bend Stir Crazy is one of the best popcorn poppers on the market. We had one for 25 years and after trying air poppers, microwave popcorn and even your basic pot on the stove popcorn we…

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…--nice-looking and streamlined (no door handle sticking out), very even cooking (more so than my last microwave which was significantly more expensive and different brand), a good over-the-stove light (it's a single light… 29 more reviews »

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… would be even better. If you love popcorn, this is the popper to buy. Stirring rod works great, easy clean-up, simple directions. I haven't tried the butter melter in the top of the popper as I would…