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- Power: 800/1200W
- Model: SK-299
- Voltage: 220 Volts
- Hot Air Popper: Many popcorn makers use hot air to pop the kernels. These machines work by circulating hot air around the kernels, causing them to pop without the need for oil. Hot air poppers are a healthier option as they produce low-calorie, oil-free popcorn.
- Oil-Based Popper: Some popcorn makers use oil to pop the kernels. These machines typically have a heating element that heats oil, which then pops the popcorn kernels. Oil-based popcorn makers often produce popcorn with a traditional buttery flavor.
- Microwave Popper: There are microwave-safe popcorn makers available, which are essentially containers with lids designed to pop popcorn kernels in the microwave. These are convenient and easy to use, requiring minimal cleanup.
- Stirring Mechanism: Certain popcorn makers, especially larger commercial models, have a built-in stirring mechanism to prevent the kernels from sticking to the bottom and ensure even popping.
- Butter Melter: Some popcorn makers come with a butter melter, allowing you to melt butter directly over the popcorn as it pops, giving the popcorn a rich and flavorful taste.
- Measuring Cup: Many popcorn makers come with a measuring cup that doubles as a butter melter. The cup helps you measure the right amount of kernels for each batch.
- Easy Cleanup: Popcorn makers are usually easy to clean, with removable parts that are dishwasher safe or can be easily wiped clean.
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