Popcorn Machine
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Kano Korn Popcorn Machine & Concession Supplies
Where To Buy Commercial Popcorn Machines
For great prices on commercial popcorn machines, or home theater popcorn machines go to www.kanokorn.com. Their commercial popcorn machines and home popcorn machines are affordable. Ordering is through a 128-bit SSL web secure server, which is not always offered by some of the other competitive sites. They also carry commercial popcorn machine supplies: popcorn, popcorn oils, bags, scoopers, seasoning, ...
Where To Buy Stovetop Popcorn Machines
For great prices on stovetop popcorn machines go to www.kanokorn.com. Kano Korn features the Whirley Pop brand of popcorn machine. Whirley Pop popcorn machines are 100 percent made in America, and carry a 25-year warranty. I consider Whirley Pop Popcorn Machines the best stove top popcorn popper made because the popcorn produced tastes just like popcorn produced by a commercial theater popcorn machine. You can make theater style hot buttered popcorn at home right off the stovetop in 3 minutes. Kano Korn's popcorn machine gift sets are super affordable.
How To Maintain & Clean Commercial Popcorn Machines
Most commercial popcorn machines utilize tempered glass panels, stainless steel clean out trays, aluminum corner posts and either plated or anodized kettles. These surfaces can be cleaned using standard window cleaner. NOTE: Do not submerge a kettle in any type of liquid because it has electrical components that can short out. Most popcorn machine kettles are designed such that they can be easily wiped out with a clean cloth or rag after each use. Some popcorn poppers develop burnt oil stains, which can be removed by using a Paragon commercial popcorn machine cleaning kit (part# 1075- near bottom of page). This will allow you to clean your popcorn machine kettle to near new conditions.
How To Maintain & Clean Stovetop Whirley Pop Popcorn Machines
When making Gourmet Recipes, clean after every use with warm soapy water. When making Real Theater Popcorn or Traditional Popcorn, It is up to your own preference. Using wet paper towels, wipe out the inside of these popcorn poppers after every use, or every 4-5 uses. You can wash with warm soapy water as well. For more information on how maintain & use Whirley Pop popcorn poppers go to http://www.kanokorn.com/FAQ.asp. This site also includes Whirly Pop Popcorn Popping tips & tricks along with popcorn recipes.
How to Choose The Perfect Size Popcorn Machine!
The best way to determine the actual size popcorn machine you will need is to figure out how many one-ounce servings of popcorn you will go through in your busiest hour. A one-ounce serving of popcorn is a bag approximately 3 -1/2 " wide by 2" deep and 8" tall (if you use a different serving size, convert it to one ounce servings). Divide the number of one-ounce servings per hour by 16 and you will have the size popcorn machine you will need to meet your busiest demand. Example: In the busiest hour you use 125 one-ounce servings. 125 divided by 16 equals 7.81, so you should order an eight-ounce popcorn machine.
Interesting Popcorn Facts & History
Popcorn contains more protein than any other cereal grain. (Source: National Popcorn Institute)
Popcorn contains more iron than eggs, spinach, peanuts, or roast beef. (Source: National Popcorn Institute)
The oldest ears of popcorn ever found were discovered in the Bat Cave of west central New Mexico in 1948 and 1950. Ranging from smaller than a penny to about 2 inches, the oldest Bat Cave ears are about 4,000 years old. (Source: National Popcorn Institute)
Popcorn is low in calories -- only 31-55 calories in one cup of unbuttered, and when lightly buttered, one cup still only has 133 calories. (Source: National Popcorn Institute)
Americans today consume 17 billion quarts of popped popcorn each year. The average American eats about 58 quarts of Popcorn.(Source: National Popcorn Institute)
Charles Cretors, founder of C. Cretors and Company in Chicago, introduced the world's first mobile popcorn machine at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. (Source: National Popcorn Institute)